La herencia de la Revolución rusa

Cuando el terror irrumpió en el cielo… Un repaso vertiginoso y erudito, salpicado de un sinfín de anécdotas, a las máquinas más mortíferas ideadas por los seres humanos. Desde los inicios de la aviación, los Estados entendieron el potencial bélico de las aeronaves. También comenzaron a temer por el uso que se podía hacer contra sus propios intereses. Sin embargo, todos los esfuerzos por regular el uso de los bombarderos en tiempos de guerra –tal y como desmostró el Blitzsobre Londres, los bombardeos de Dresde y otras ciudades alemanas y, por supuesto, la aniquilación de...

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Men Who Stare at Goats, del periodista británico Jon Jonson, es la historia de un destacamento militar del Ejército estadounidense llamado ""First Earth Battalion"", especializado en fuerzas paranormales para combatir al enemigo. El título del libro responde a la idea de que se puede matar a una cabra con solo mirarla.