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Suppression of Catalan Rebel Cells
- When
- Early 1849
- Where
- Catalonia
Captain-general Fernando de Córdova suppressed isolated Carlist rebel cells in Catalonia by early 1849, marking a key phase in the war's conclusion.
Fernando de Córdova, serving as captain-general of Catalonia, conducted operations to put down isolated rebel cells in the region. These actions occurred by early 1849, significantly weakening the Carlist position in Catalonia, which was the primary theater of the war against the government forces.
Sources
- Second Carlist War Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-22
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