This city not in the Western hemisphere experienced a series of anti-clerical riots triggered by the call-up of troop reserves, known as the "Tragic Week," and it was in this city that 200,000 people turned out for the funeral of the Durruti, who led anarchist forces in street fights here.
For a brief time, this city was the northern terminus of submarine mail line serviced by a vessel designated as C-4. This city not in the Western hemisphere experienced a series of anti-clerical riots triggered by the call-up of troop reserves, known as the "Tragic Week," and it was in this city that 200,000 people turned out for the funeral of the Durruti, who led anarchist forces in street fights here. In 1910, the CNT labor union was founded in this city, in which it would later fight for control with the army during the so-called "May Events" (*) of 1937. A rebellion in this city erupted on July 19, 1936 when news of a coup launched by the military against the government of Manuel Azana reached it, with the result that the rebels captured the San Andres and Atarazanas barracks. This stronghold of the POUM was captured in January of 1939 by Nationalist troops partly led by the "Butcher of Badajoz" Juan Yague, after which General Alvarez Arenas outlawed the use of this city's regional language in favor of Spanish. For 10 points, identify this Spanish city, the capital of Catalonia.
For a brief time, this city was the northern terminus of submarine mail line serviced by a vessel designated as C-4.
Barcelona