The article discusses a novel by Katixa Agirre titled 'Servicio interior,' which explores the role of women in a clandestine network during post-war Spain and World War II. The book focuses on the 'Red Álava,' a group operating in the Basque region where many women played crucial roles in intelligence and resistance efforts. These women performed tasks such as caring for prisoners, transporting messages, and assisting family members, activities considered typical female work but essential to espionage and resistance. The novel highlights their hidden contributions and the tension between their everyday lives and secret activities. The article provides an exclusive preview of the novel ahead of its release on September 9.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a historical narrative focused on the roles of women in resistance during wartime, without overtly favoring any political ideology. It emphasizes the overlooked contributions of women rather than taking a stance on political issues.
