Armeros

"Inventario de los libros que han tenido ingreso en la secretaría de la Real academía," 1922-29, with v. 83, 85, 87, 89, 91-92, 96, 99.

With the help of the victim's widow, a close associate of the murdered defector, Alexander Litvinenko, offers an in-depth account of the former spy's career, from his work in Russia, to his escape to the United Kingdom and his efforts to expose the intrigue and assassinations of the FSB (formerly the KGB), to his murder in October 2006.

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¿Por qué en 1914 se reformó el divorcio total o que disuelve el matrimonio en México? ¿Acaso fue una necesidad personal de Venustiano Carranza? Este libro profundiza en esta problemática y descubre el probable conflicto de intereses de Félix Palavicini al respecto. Propone una lectura contextualizada de un juicio de divorcio que sucedió durante la expansión del modelo de matrimonio romántico en México y reflexiona sobre las múltiples lecturas de las vidas públicas, privadas e íntimas de los políticos mexicanos de la Revolución mexicana.