Historia secreta de la conquista de América

Describes the relationship between twentieth-century Mexican artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, discussing the political, social, and cultural upheavals that impacted their relationship.

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.

El repliegue en tiempos del terror ideológico y el confinamiento en cuarentena, el "olvido" de las violaciones en los centros clandestinos y las marchas por María Soledad en una sociedad amordazada, las ruidosas movilizaciones del #NiUnaMenos y el congelamiento de la ESMA como relato para silenciar el debate sobre la memoria trágica. Una honesta y dolorosa narración autobiográfica que deviene historia colectiva. «Hay una enseñanza ética en la obstinación de Norma Morandini en distinguir entre el dolor personal y la historia colectiva, la cólera y la venganza. Y una semilla de...

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Leer “Don Quijote, rey de España” segundo libro de Matilde de la Torre, probablemente no despejará las dudas que tenemos sobre el papel histórico jugado por España en los últimos cinco siglos, pero muestra el camino para el juicio personal.