S.I.E.P: Organización, funciones y contribución al sistema de inteligencia durante la Guerra Civil Española

History of intelligence services in contemporary Spain finds in the Spanish Civil War one of the most relevant chapters. The short but intense existence of the republican SIEP [Servicio de Información Especial Periférico] becomes a key element of the asymmetric warfare that some military republican chiefs decided to boost in order to reduce the impact of the material superiority of the francoist rebel forces. Functions, structure and development of this secret service strongly linked to soviet advisors are analysed including the covert actions, counterintelligence operations and infiltrations in the enemy rearguard.

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