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Guardia de Asalto : ウィキペディア英語版
Guardia de Asalto

The Guardia de Asalto ((英語:Assault Guard)) was the heavy reserve force of the blue-uniformed urban police force of Spain during the Spanish Second Republic. The Assault Guards were special police units created by the Spanish Republic in 1931 to deal with urban violence.
At the onset of the Spanish Civil War there were 18,000 Assault Guards. About 12,000 stayed loyal to the Repubican government, while another 5,000 joined the rebel faction.〔(Guardia de Asalto at Spartacus Educational )〕 Many of its units fought valiantly in the battlefronts against the Francoist armies and their allies. This display of loyalty towards the Spanish Republic brought about the disbandment of the corps at the end of the Civil War. The members of the ''Guardia de Asalto'' who had survived the combats and the ensuing Francoist purges were made part of the Policía Armada, the corps that replaced it.〔(Farrás, Salvador. ''Fuerzas de orden público y transición política (y II). La Policía Armada )]. Diario 16. 25/10/1977.]〕
== Origins ==
Following the overthrow of the Spanish Monarchy in April 1931, the new Republican regime created the Guardia de Asalto as a gendarmerie style national armed police that could be used to suppress disorder in urban areas. Armed and trained for this purpose, it was intended to provide a more effective force for internal security duties than the ordinary police or the conscript based army. Since its creation in 1844 the 25,000 strong Guardia Civil had been available to be ordered into the larger cities in the event of unrest but this efficient rural force —its officers hailing from army ranks and with an oppressive image— was not seen as being necessarily in sympathy with the new Republic or particularly suited for urban operations.
The ''Ministro de la Gobernación'' Miguel Maura accordingly reorganized elements of the existing police into a more heavily armed republican security force for service in the cities, leaving the countryside to the Guardia Civil. As an initial step ''Compañías de Vanguardia'' (Vanguard Companies) were created. These were subsequently redesignated as ''Sección de guardias de Asalto''). As a part of the reformed Cuerpo de Seguridad they served as control force for masses of people, like the modern anti-riot squads. In 1932, the Cuerpo de Seguridad was renamed as the ''Cuerpo de Seguridad y Asalto''.

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