The Andalusia-Extremadura Column was a confederal militia composed of

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militants and workers that participated in the Spanish Civil War, on the fronts of Córdoba and Jáen. Its organization began in

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at the end of September 1936 after the

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lost the towns of

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and Espejo.Francisco Moreno Gómez (1985). '' The Civil War in Córdoba: 1936-1939 '', Ed. Alpuerto, p. 408

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