OPERACIÓN “ORANGE” ("ZUMO DE NARANJA”). Los misteriosos españoles que habrían participado en el esquema anglo-soviético de inteligencia y sabotaje “Hacha de hielo” en 1943.

Authors

  • Sergey Borisovich Brilev TV canal "Rossia" (Moscú, Rusia), Instituto Bering-Bellingshausen para las Américas (Montevideo, Uruguay)

Keywords:

Segunda Guerra Mundial, SOE, NKVD, espionaje, España, Comintern

Abstract

 

ABSTRACTO: El artículo intenta identificar a los agentes españoles de la inteligencia soviética infiltrados al continente europeo dentro del marco del esquema anglo-soviético “Pickaxe” durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial

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Author Biography

Sergey Borisovich Brilev, TV canal "Rossia" (Moscú, Rusia), Instituto Bering-Bellingshausen para las Américas (Montevideo, Uruguay)

Nacido en 1972 en La Habana, Cuba. Formación: Unversidad Estatal de Moscu de RR.II. (MGIMO), Instituro de Lenguas Extranjeras (Montevideo, Uruguay), BBC Training Course (Londres, Reino Unido), Energy Course (USAID, Estados Unidos). Ph.D. (historia) del MGIMO. Subdirector y conductor, TV estatal rusa "Rossia". Presidente, Instituto Bering-Bellingshausen para las Américas (Montevideo)

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Published

2019-12-31

How to Cite

Brilev, S. B. (2019). OPERACIÓN “ORANGE” ("ZUMO DE NARANJA”). Los misteriosos españoles que habrían participado en el esquema anglo-soviético de inteligencia y sabotaje “Hacha de hielo” en 1943. Mundo Eslavo, (18), 274–287. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/meslav/article/view/17696

Issue

No. 18 (2019)

Section

Documentos

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