On this day, 89 years ago, November 6, 1936 (September 23, 1936 in the lunar calendar), the Battle of Defense of Madrid began. The rebels attacked the outskirts of Madrid. With the support of German and Italian fascists, the Spanish Franco rebels occupied most of the country in the autumn of 1936 and attempted to occupy the capital Madrid. Starting from November 6, the rebels began to launch an attack on Madrid. The vast number of civilians and civilians responded forcefully to the rebels. A general mobilization was carried out in the Madrid area. The civilians and civilians actively participated in the battle and repelled the rebels 'first attack. In January and February 1937, the rebels launched their second and third attacks, which were also repelled by the Madrid military and civilians. From March 8, the German and Italian fascists sent a large number of troops to Franco, using cars, tanks, artillery, and aircraft to launch a fourth attack in an attempt to conquer Madrid in one fell swoop. They were also resolutely retaliated by the Republic's military and civilians. The city's military and civilians persisted for 29 months. On March 28, 1939, Madrid was not captured due to internal divisions and the strong rebel forces. During the intermission, female militiamen guarding Madrid rest on the roadside, while Czech and Polish soldiers in the international column line up to collect guns