1943: franco vs. naciones unidas. la guerra silenciosa de los servicios de inteligencia norteamericanos y británicos en españa
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Abstract
1943 was a decisive year for the Franco regime. Redirect the course of Spanish politics was key for the Allies. The pressures occurred: external – wolfram, rumors of Allied invasion and coup d’état… –, and internal – letter of Procuradores; threats from the Generals… –. August marked a turning point after the interview between Hayes and Franco and the urgent visit by Samuel Hoare at his summer residence in Meirás. The battle between neutrality and non-interference had the support of information networks deployed by the Allies, but the positions of the British and US Embassy not always pulled in the same direction. A relationship of forced cooperation and permanent competition that would be decisive for the future of Europe.
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| Authors | ;Emilio Grandío Seoane;José Ramón Rodríguez Lago |
| Journal | journal of hydrology: regional studies |
| Year | 2016 |
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