Calendario maya II

Una perspectiva original y humana de la Guerra Civil a través de fragmentos de cartas enviadas por soldados del Ejército Popular de la República a sus seres queridos en la retaguardia. El servicio de censura militar conservó sus palabras de forma inconsciente y un cuidadoso análisis de esta excepcional y compleja fuente descubre la experiencia bélica de los combatientes: sus miedos, deseos y reacciones ante la obligación de apostarse en las trincheras durante el violento conflicto fratricida. La correspondencia evidencia, también, los grandes problemas que sufrió la República con su ...

La docena de trabajos que componen el presente volumen se ciñen al periodo 1750-1850, o sea al que va de la época de la Ilustración a la del Romanticismo, y desvelan una de las peculiaridades de la investigación en un sector del hispanismo universitario francés: la dedicación al estudio de la "civilización". El denominador común de ese mosaico original de artículos se halla en el escrutinio de la dialéctica propia del fluir irregular del "tiempo de la Historia en España", que articula continuidades, evoluciones progressivas y rupturas.

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The Project was born when Professor Omer Bartov began to question his Israeli family on their European origins. The answers led him to a long exploration of places, archives, passages, books, monuments, and memories of the most brutal chapter in the history of the twentieth century. The genocide perpetrated by the Nazi's and their accomplices in Ukraine was not a methodical industrial activity, but rather an endless succession of almost intimately crafted killings. Some responsible even benefitted politically or economically. The echoes of what happened arrive today as small keys that help us ...