El proceso económico. Argentina (1830-1880)

De la Premio Nobel de Literatura 2015, una obra maestra inédita hasta ahora que recoge el recuerdo de los niños que sobrevivieron a la segunda guerra mundial. Un tema de gran interés desde una perspectiva totalmente distinta. La Segunda Guerra Mundial dejó casi trece millones de niños muertos y, en 1945, solo en Bielorrusia, vivían en los orfanatos unos veintisiete mil huérfanos, resultado de la devastación producida por la guerra en la población de ese país. A finales de los años ochenta la Premio Nobel Svetlana Alexiévich entrevistó a aquellos huérfanos y compuso con sus...

Este libro del profesor Asdrubal Aguiar reune bajo el titulo de Historia Inconstitucional de la Republica Bolivariana, tiene un cometido esencialmente divulgativo, narrando en lineas gruesas las alteraciones constitucionales mas graves que han ocurrido en Venezuela a partir de 1999 hasta el presente. Sea cuales fueren los rotulos bajo los que se pueda calificar la circunstancia politica actual e institucional de Venezuela - regimen totalitario, dictadura militar, populismo personalista, "demo-autocracia" - y al margen del rico debate que suscita la teoria del golpe de Estado al momento de...

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This powerful book tells the story of Anne Skorecki Levy, a Holocaust survivor who transformed the horrors of her childhood into a passionate mission to defeat the political menace of reputed neo-Nazi and Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke. The first book to connect the prewar and wartime experiences of Jewish survivors to the lives they subsequently made for themselves in the United States, Troubled Memory is also a dramatic testament to how the experiences of survivors as new Americans spurred their willingness to bear witness. Perhaps the only family to survive the liquidation of the Warsaw...