Un trébol de cuatro hojas

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En esta antologia se ofrece por primera vez una seleccion representativa de la obra escrita por los poetas espanoles exiliados de su pais a consecuencia de la guerra civil. Son treinta y siete los poetas elegidos. Si bien algunos son nombres muy conocidos (Juan Ramon Jimenez, Jorge Guillen, Luis Cernuda, Pedro Salinas, Manuel Altolaguirre, Emilio Prados y Rafael Alberti), otros muchos seran novedosos para el lector de hoy (tal es el caso, por ejemplo, de figuras tan interesantes y sin embargo tan olvidadas como Antonio Aparicio, German Bleiberg, Bernardo Clariana, Francisco Garcia Lorca,...

Eddy de Wind llega a Auschwitz en 1943 junto a su esposa Friedel. Él es médico y ella enfermera. Allí son separados. Ella queda entre los presos destinados a los crueles experimentos médicos del Dr. Mengele; él al cuidado de los prisioneros políticos polacos. Cuando la guerra está perdida y los nazis huyen del campo con los presos que sobreviven (entre ellos su mujer), Eddy decide esconderse y esperar la llegada de los rusos. Permanece por un tiempo con ellos en el campo y allí empieza a escribir Auschwitz, última parada, donde describe la rutina diaria, las atrocidades de las que ha ...