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Hitler's Spies in Spain
Engelbrecht, H. C. | June 5, 1937 issue

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After the outbreak of the fascist rebellion in Spain last summer, the government militia began a search of Nazi headquarters in Barcelona. The search resulted in the discovery of tens of thousands of documents left behind in the wild flight of the Nazi agents. The Nazis began to work in Spain in 1930. Since the German dictator Adolf Hitler had not then come to power, state funds were not available for propaganda. Smuggling propaganda material into Spain was one of the thief tasks of the spy service. It was easy enough since the consuls and diplomatic officials were compelled to cooperate, most of them, indeed, needed no coercion.

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FASCISM; NATIONAL socialism; PROPAGANDA; COMMUNICATION in politics; HITLER, Adolf, 1889-1945; SPAIN
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