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Jorge Garcia Montes was born in New York, United States, on october 19, 1898. His father, Jose Maria Garcia Montes, was exiled during the war of Cuba's independence against the Spaniards. Later, he became the first Secretary of Finance in 1902 with the first President of the Republic of Cuba, Tomas Estrada Palma. He studied at the University of Havana, where he graduated with a Law degree in 1917. An eminent student, he recieved several awards, among them the Lanuza prize. Elected to the House of Representatives from the Province of Santa Clara, Garcia Montes was a member of the Liberal...

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Este libro descubre una Guerra Civil española desnuda de épica e idealismo, en la que miles de hombres desafiaron el reclutamiento obligatorio y encontraron en la deserción la única vía de escape a los horrores del frente de combate. Pedro Corral ha rastreado las huellas de los españoles llamados a filas que escaparon por centenares a los montes o que buscaron recomendaciones en la retaguardia para no ser movilizados; combatientes asesinados desde sus propias trincheras al intentar evadirse; soldados que se dispararon a las extremidades para ser evacuados; ancianos y niños encarcelados ...

Obra cumbre del célebre historiador soviético S. I. Kovaliov, el presente libro, prologado, anotado y actualizado por Domingo Plácido, supuso una auténtica apertura en los estudios sobre el mundo clásico. Su ambicioso enfoque permite construir una obra monumental, erudita y amena, que no deja ningún aspecto sin tratar. Así, el lector accede a la totalidad del la historia de la Monarquía, la República y el Imperio romano, así como a las transformaciones políticas, económicas y sociales que a lo largo de casi un milenio configuraron la historia de Occidente.