- Juan
Perea Capulino (1890–1967) was a
prominent Spanish soldier, who parti****ted in the
Spanish Civil War on the
Republican side.
Originally a private...
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politician Juan José
Perea (born 2000),
Colombian footballer Juan
Perea Capulino (1890-1967),
Spanish general Julia Pérez
Montes de Oca (1839-1875), Cuban...
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Pozas was
removed from his post, and in his
place the
colonel Juan
Perea Capulino was installed.: 346
During April 1938, the
Segre River became the new...
- María Galán
Francisco Galán
Miguel Campins José
Cantero Ortega Juan
Perea Capulino Rogelio Caridad Pita Luis Castelló
Pantoja Nicolás
Molero Miguel Núñez...
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resided in Barcelona. GERO was
composed of 2 armies, East (Juan
Perea Capulino, 9 divisions) and Ebro (Juan Modesto, 11 divisions), 20
divisions in total...
- cannon.
Opposing the Nationalists, the
Republicans had
Colonel Perea Capulino's Eastern Army and
Colonel Juan Modesto's Ebro Army,
united under the command...
- 1937) and in the
Battle of
Brunete (July 1937). He
replaced Juan
Perea Capulino in
command of the IV Army
Corps of the center. In
April 1938 he was promoted...
- (Italian, 1880–c.1939)
Christian Caillard [fr] (French, 1899–1985)
Joaquin Capulino Jauregui (Spanish 1879–1969)
Miguel Navarro Cañizares (Spanish, 1840–1913)...
- did not take part in
relevant military operations.
Commanders Juan
Perea Capulino (Dec. 1936 -
April 1937);
Miguel Palacios Martínez (April 1937 - April...
