The document discusses the Spanish Civil War from 1936-1975 and important sites related to General Francisco Franco's rule. It mentions El Valle de los Caídos, Franco's tomb, the Alcázar of Toledo, and General Luis Moscardó who defended the Alcázar from a 70-day siege in 1936. It provides statistics on weapons fired at and casualties within the Alcázar during the siege, as well as Moscardó's tomb.

1. La guerra civil

2. Francisco Franco 1936-1975

3. El valle de los caídos

4. La tumba de Franco

5. El Alcázar de Toledo

6. General Moscardó Luis Moscardó

9. El horno

17. El asedio del Alc á zar de Toledo Days of siege: July 21-September 28 70 Shells fired at the Alcazar: 155 mm. 3300 105 mm. 3000 75 mm. 3500 Mortar shells fired at the Alcazar: 2000 Hand grenades thrown: 1500 Petards (firecrackers) thrown: 2000 Air attacks: 30 Bombs dropped on the Alcazar: 500 Enemy assaults: 8 Mines: 3 Fires caused by bombs and shells: 10 Total number of combatants: 1100 Dead: 92 Wounded: 504 Deserters: 35 Births: 2

18. La tumba de Moscardó