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A Guerrilla War is a [[war]] where one or more sides use [[guerrilla warfare]]. The [[Spanish Civil War]] for example, involved more stealth, intelligence, sabotoge, and spies and bounty hunters. These are tactics of guerrilla warfare.
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A Guerrilla War is a [[war]] where one or more sides use guerrilla warfare. The [[Spanish Civil War]] for example, involved more stealth, intelligence, sabotoge, assasination, spies. These are tactics of guerrilla warfare.

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A Guerrilla War is a war where one or more sides use guerrilla warfare. The Spanish Civil War for example, involved more stealth, intelligence, sabotoge, assasination, spies. These are tactics of guerrilla warfare.