in issues related to 100-day period of central government institutions operating from the capital, genesis and role of CPIP, transformation of police force, relations between JDM and central authorities operating from Valencia, mechanics of the Paracuellos executions, responsibility of single individuals like Carillo, Orlov or Galarza, functioning of local branches of central institutions like DEDIDE, SIM or DSG, role of the Fifth Column, specifics related to proximity to the frontlines, local balance of power between key political groupings or Madrid dynamics of the Casado coup. However, local-scale analysis has not significantly contributed to reaching consensus in general debate and in most of the cases discussed agreement seems to be nowhere near; moreover, in terms of tension and vitriol historiographic debate has been recently brought to another level and some suggest that it is less of a historiography and more of a memory war. See also Red Terror (Spain) Paracuellos massacres Madrid Defense Council Revisionism (Spain) Footnotes Further reading Rafael Casas de la Vega, El Terror. Madrid 1936, Toledo 1994, Javier Cervera, Madrid en guerra, Madrid 1998, Pedro Montoliú Camps, Madrid en la guerra civil: La historia, Madrid 1998, Julius Ruiz, Red Terror and the Spanish Civil War, Cambridge 2015, Cesar Vidal, Checas de Madrid'', Barcelona 2004, Political repression in Spain Red Terror (Spain) Spanish Civil War Spanish war crimes es:Represión republicana en Madrid (1936-1939)#top