Cipriano Mera Sanz (4 November 1897 – 24 October 1975) was a Spanish military and political figure during the Second Spanish Republic. He had two sons...

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extremely grave, but said "circumstances demand that we continue fighting." Cipriano Mera, commander of the IV Army Corps of the center, was also convinced that...

Colonel Segismundo Casado, supported by General Matallana, the CNT (Cipriano Mera), the secret service of the Republic (the Military Investigation Service...

Casado and the Anarchist military commander of the IV. Army Corps, Cipriano Mera. Since January, Casado maintained contacts with Nationalist agents active...

of the year, the Republican commander of the IV Corps at the time, Cipriano Mera intercepted Nationalist plans for a fresh assault on Madrid from the...

(Julián Besteiro), a section of the UGT (Wenceslao Carrillo), the CNT (Cipriano Mera), the general Manuel Matallana and the secret service of the Republic...

transferred to Guadalajara. Along with other prominent anarchists such as Cipriano Mera, Antonio Verardini or Mariano Valle. Ruiz 2014, p. 86. Ruiz 2014, pp...

were prestigious military personnel such as Enrique Jurado Barrio and Cipriano Mera. The unit was created on March 13, 1937, in the middle of the Battle...

Líster and all armoured units on the Zaragoza road, while 14th Division under Mera crossed the Tajuña River to attack Brihuega. The Italians were warned that...