Breve historia de un amor eterno

1867: El Imperio Austrohúngaro, dinastía Habsburgo, surge como una superpotencia del siglo XIX. Descubra su apasionante historia, económica y cultural, desde la coronación de Francisco José e Isabel hasta el despertar de los nacionalismos y desmembramiento final del imperio en la Primera Guerra Mundial. El 8 de junio de 1867, el emperador Francisco José de Austria recibía la Corona de San Esteban en Budapest. Esta ceremonia marcará el comienzo de la andadura del Imperio austrohúngaro, un proyecto de estado multinacional y ligado a la dinastía de los Habsburgo, que jugaría un papel...

Jalisco 1910-2010 completa el proyecto editorial de conmemoraciones del Bicentenario de la Independencia y el Centenario de la Revolución Mexicana, en fechas coincidentes de dos siglos del México moderno. Esta obra recrea acontecimientos curiosos, célebres, inusitados o inéditos, para quienes vivieron parte del pasado siglo xx, o para los más jóvenes jaliscienses que solamente escucharon historias de padres y abuelos, increíbles por tan lejanas, por tan desconocidas, además de que muchas de estas anécdotas históricas aún no son del dominio de la nueva cultura del saber global que...

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