El trabajo forzado de los españoles en la Francia de Vichy. Los grupos de trabajadores extranjeros en Corréze (1940-1944)

Eduardo Matos Moctezuma congrega aquí las voces de Hernán Cortés, fray Bernardino de Sahagún y Bernal Díaz del Castillo, para relatarnos la conquista espiritual de Tenochtitlan, no sin contemplar el aspecto de imposición y resistencia de conquistadores y conquistados.

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Who has not heard of Cuba? Its beaches, music, food, the beautiful women... and even Fidel Castro? But how many of you know about the misery and repression in which the people of Cuba live? How far does the violation of the civil rights of the people of Cuba go? It's hard to put so many bad things together in a small book. I'll show you some of the most relevant and the simplest things you never think about because you always had it when you need it and when you want it.

George Weller, que ganó el Premio Pulitzer en 1943, fue el primer observador que, disfrazado como coronel norteamericano, pudo entrar en Nagasaki y documentar los efectos de la bomba atómica. De allí marchó a los campos de prisioneros aliados, donde seguían los guardianes japoneses y los presos ignoraban que la guerra había acabado, para recoger los testimonios de su explotación y de sus sufrimientos. El general MacArthur, que no deseaba que nada de esto se conociese , destruyó las crónicas de Weller, que falleció en 2002, convencido de que estaban perdidas. A su muerte, sin...