From the point of view of comparative literature of the twentieth century, there exists a great production of Spanish literature focusing on the subject of war, especially on the Spanish Civil War and World War II. Beginning from a German-Spanish and a historical-literary perspective, the impact of these bellicose events on some Spanish writers seems remarkable and also its direct repercussion on narrative literature, as a consequence. The purpose of this paper is the study of a group of authors with a noticeable link with Nazi Germany: the so-called writers of the Blue Division. In the following article we pretend to analyse the Germanophile elements of six representative works from Alberto Crespo, Enrique Errando Villar, José Luis Gómez Tello, Rodrigo Royo Masía, José Martínez Esparza and Jesús Revuelta. The analysis of their works reflects the notorious identification of these writers with the Nazis.

KEY WORDS: comparative literature, Spanish narrative, twentieth century, Germanophilia, Blue Division, subject of war.