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Fighting round San Sebastian. A party of scouts and snipers setting out from San Sebastian for a reconnaissance in the Guipuzooa District south of the town yesterday August 30.

Aangifteformulier - Aangiftedatum: 1945-10-12 - Aangiftenaam: Buuren, H. van - Aangiftenummer: 1393 - Aangifteplaats: Amsterdam - Status: confiscatie

Fighting round San Sebastian. An inflammable but bullet-proof barricade formed of bales of cotton protecting Government forces who are defending the approach to San Sebastian in the Guipuzcoa District south of the town.

The defence of San Sebastian. The front line trench of San Sebastian's defences. As the civil war goes on the trenches become deeper and more elaborate. A part of one of the pretentious trenches is seen in this photo.

The defence of San Sebastian. Government militiamen defending a trench amid the bracken against a rebel attack upon San Sebastian.

The fall of San Sebastian. Victorious rebel troops marching through San Sebastian yesterday (Sunday Sept. 13) after the evacuation of the city by the government defenders.

The defence of San Sebastian. Loyalist gunners dismantling a dud 660 pound shell which was fired from the rebel warship during the bombardment which resulted in much damage and heavy loss of life in San Sebastian.

The defence of San Sebastian. Loyal militiamen going over the top to hurl back a rebel attack on the defences of San Sebastian.

The Fall of San Sebastian. In the centre Colonel Beorlegui, whose troops were responsible for the capture of San Sebastian, at his headquarters in the city after the entry yesterday, sept. 13.

The defence of San Sebastian. A loyalist scouting party south of San Sebastian, surprised by an advance party of rebels, fighting back against odds. The rebels are concealed in the heavy foliage of the deep gully beside the road.

In San Sebastian, after the bombardment. A garage of San Sebastian was bombed by the rebels, the cars are completely destroyed.