Piedras, barricadas y cacerolas

?la lectura y el conocimiento sobre este periodo de la historia de España son imprescindibles para entender nuestro presente.? (BBC Historia, Diciembre2010) ?Aunque todos sabemos cómo acaba esta historia de la república española, Luis E. Iñigo Fernández hace que la vivamos con pasión manteniéndonos en vilo continuo como si al acabar la lectura nos fuéramos a llevar una sorpresa. Todo está vendido en el devenir de los republicanos en aquella época pero el autor no hace que la narración caiga en un aburrido ensayo de datos continuos? (Web Hislibris) El 14 de Abril de 1931, una...

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Sin duda, el nombre Jackie Kennedy atrae a la mente muchos pensamientos. Ella es, quizás, más conocida por su función como primera dama de los Estados Unidos cuando su esposo, John F. Kennedy, asumió el cargo como presidente, y por su papel en la restauración de la Casa Blanca.

This book is a landmark in Mexican rural history. Activists and professional historians have long argued that the nineteenth-century privatization of indigenous communal lands was the original sin that laid the ground for the agrarian strife of the twentieth century. Many also claimed that this privatization drove the political mobilizations of indigenous peasants even before the Revolution. Nevertheless, very few historians have actually studied the process through which indigenous lands were privatized, and their findings have been published mostly as tantalizing but sketchy articles. In...