33rd Division (Spain)

The 33rd Division was one of the divisions of the Spanish Republican Army that were organized during the Spanish Civil War on the basis of the Mixed Brigades. It was deployed on the Aragon and Guadalajara fronts.

33rd Division
33.ª División
Active	28 April 1937–27 March 1939
Country	Spain
Allegiance	Republican faction
Branch	Spanish Republican Army
Type	Infantry
Size	Division
Engagements	Spanish Civil War: Aragon Offensive Battle of Guadalajara
Commanders
Notable commanders	Eduardo Medrano Rivas

History

The unit was created on April 28, 1937,^[1] as a reserve division of the Eastern Army.^[2] Command of the unit fell to Eduardo Medrano Rivas.^[3] The unit was later assigned to the IV Army Corps,^[4] covering the Guadalajara front. The 33rd Division played a minor role during the contest.

Command

Commanders

• Eduardo Medrano Rivas;^[5]
• José Sabín Pérez;^[6]
• José Ramón Poveda;
• José Luzón Morales;^[7]

Commissars

• José Barberá Bonet;
• José Robusté Parés, of the PS;^[8]
• Bartolomé Muñoz Llizo, of the PSOE;^[9]

Chiefs of Staff

• Enrique Justo Luengo;^[7]
• Luis Vicente Galera;

Order of battle

Date	Attached Army Corps	Integrated Mixed Brigades	Battle front
June 1937	Eastern Army	136th, 138th and 139th	Aragon
April 30, 1938	IV Army Corps	98th, 136th and 138th	Guadalajara
November 1938	IV Army Corps	65th, 136th and 138th	Guadalajara