Publication: Quintacolumnismo y Guerra Civil en Madrid: la trayectoria del falangista Juan Manuel de la Aldea
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2013
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En la presente investigación nos adentramos en el género biográfico para recrear la etapa como quintacolumnista del falangista cántabro Juan Manuel de la Aldea Ruifernández. Gracias al acceso a sus memorias inéditas y a la localización de fuentes archivísticas de gran interés podemos reconstruir sus actividades de espionaje y sabotaje durante la Guerra Civil, así como el itinerario de torturas y encarcelamientos que sufrió a raíz de su detención en mayo de 1937. La aproximación a su vida tiene especial valor, pues desvela aspectos aún desconocidos de las actividades clandestinas de falange en la retaguardia del Madrid de la guerra.
: In the present investigation we delve into the biographical genre to recreate the stage as the Phalangist fithcolumnist cantabrian Juan Manuel de la Aldea Ruifernández. Thanks to the access to their unpublished memoirs and the location of archival sources of great interest we can rebuild their espionage and sabotage during the Civil War as well as the itinerary of torture and imprisonment that suffered in the wake of his arrest in May of 1937. The approximation to their life has special value because it reveals aspects still unknown of the clandestine activities of Falange in the rearguard of the Madrid of the war.
: In the present investigation we delve into the biographical genre to recreate the stage as the Phalangist fithcolumnist cantabrian Juan Manuel de la Aldea Ruifernández. Thanks to the access to their unpublished memoirs and the location of archival sources of great interest we can rebuild their espionage and sabotage during the Civil War as well as the itinerary of torture and imprisonment that suffered in the wake of his arrest in May of 1937. The approximation to their life has special value because it reveals aspects still unknown of the clandestine activities of Falange in the rearguard of the Madrid of the war.