Enigmas y misterios de la Segunda Guerra Mundial

As loathsome as it was, the Third Reich also arouses great fascination, which causes everything around it to hold a certain vivid and inextinguishable interest. Whoever approaches these pages will experience what Germans felt during those turbulent years.

«Cada día quería morir… y cada día luchaba por sobrevivir» Shlomo Venezia, superviviente de Auschwitz El campo de concentración de Auschwitz es el sinónimo del mal absoluto que el nazismo preconizó. Los judíos y gitanos sirvieron como cobayas para la experimentación diabólica de los nazis, gaseando a más de un millón de personas y matando de hambre, frío, agotamiento o, simplemente, de soledad y desesperanza. Sin embargo, muchos presos resistieron a la total deshumanización del campo esforzándose por mantener la dignidad. Cuidar la higiene, escribir o dibujar eran actos que...

«Un libro fascinante y revelador.» Darío Villanueva, Abc «Un escritor que sabe más que nosotros mismos de nuestra historia, de nuestro tiempo y de nuestra gente.» Antoni Munné, El País Es éste un inteligente libro de viajes (ampliado en esta edición especial limitada con 28 fotografías en color de Simone Sassen), de un espléndido autor holandés enamorado profundamente de España y dueño también de una erudición poco común. Cees Nooteboom encarna al viajero que siempre se deja tentar por los caminos laterales, y aunque su destino es Santiago de Compostela, se detiene en...

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