Cuando los republicanos liberaron París

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Título: “Mal llamada plazoleta de Santo Domingo. Córdoba, Capital – Con menciones de la demolición del Convento Las Catalinas“. Autor: Federico G. Bordese. Editor: Revista del Archivo Fotográfico de Córdoba. Año: mayo de 2015.

Abilio Barbero de Aguilera (1931-1990) dejó en su obra escrita -en su tesis doctoral, leída en 1968, inédita, en los artículos que aparecieron con su firma y en otros más, elaborados conjuntamente a lo largo de varios años de amistad y de trabajo compartido con Marcelo Vigil y recogidos en libros-, así como en su actividad docente, elocuentes muestras de su fuerte personalidad como investigador, como transmisor de conocimientos, como científico preocupado por el pasado y el presente del hombre. Configuraron su personalidad, entre otros factores, una precoz inclinación a investigar...