by Fernando Puell de la Villa · Biblioteca Nueva,S.L · tapa dura · ISBN 9788470304880
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The life of Captain General Gutiérrez Mellado reflects the transformations of the Spanish Army in the 20th century. Orphaned from a young age, he entered the General Military Academy directed by Franco and participated in the 1936 uprising. During the Civil War, he was a prisoner and clandestine agent. In the post-war period, he adopted a critical stance towards the Franco regime due to the budgetary hardship of the Army. He worked from within the system to improve the units, standing out for his professionalism and discipline. This biography explores the trajectory of a key military figure in the recent history of Spain.
