Rafael Nieto

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Throughout the decades following the death of Mariano Jose de Larra, scholars have been intrigued by the impact that both the man and his writings have had on generation after generation of Spanish and Latin American writers. This study looks at the genesis of Larra's genius by carefully tabulating and identifying his sources in literature and history. This important resource book will help Larra scholars understand more completely the intricate and complex system of images, allusions and references "Figaro" used to compose his more than 250 newspaper articles. More importantly, the work...

¿Cómo Adolf Hitler, un simple ex cabo del ejército que ni siquiera era alemán, logró llegar a ser el líder de una nación que pondría en jaque a toda Europa? ¿De qué modo alcanzó un poder tan desmesurado? La razón hay que hallarla en una inusual mezcla de agudeza política y la convicción fanática en unas creencias delirantes.

Los procesos de Nuremberg juzgaron a los alemanes acusados por crímenes durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Fue un tribunal formado por los vencedores, pero se procuró seguir las reglas del Derecho. No fue siempre posible y surgieron contradicciones. Las soluciones y planteamientos que se adoptaron en Nuremberg son el primer gran ejemplo de Derecho internacional. Este libro repasa la historia de un tribunal que tuvo en el banquillo de acusados algunas de las figuras negativas más destacadas del siglo XX.