Siege of Toledo

The Siege of Toledo was a major conflict during the Spanish Civil War in 1936, where government forces attempted to retake the city from nationalist forces led by Franco. Toledo, a strategic and symbolic city, was initially controlled by rebels. The civil war's early stages saw intense fighting around the city, with government troops trying to block nationalist advances. The siege involved heavy artillery and street fighting, ultimately ending with the nationalists maintaining control of Toledo, which became a key stronghold throughout the war. The event highlighted the brutal and complex nature of the conflict.