La historiografía chilena (1842-1970) I

Este segundo volumen de La historiografía chilena 1842 – 1970 presenta a los investigadores que se ocuparon de nuestra historia durante el siglo XX, específicamente entre los años 1920 y 1970. Este tomo destaca la diversificación de las temáticas estudiadas por esta rama de las ciencias sociales, el aumento explosivo de sus publicaciones y la influencia que ejercieron en ella corrientes contemporáneas como el hispanismo, el marxismo y la Escuela de los Annales.

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Fidel Castro's account of how in 74 days of battle in the summer of 1958, 300 revolutionary fighters—with the support of workers and farmers across Cuba—defeated Batista's 10,000-strong “final offensive.” Introduction, maps, photos, facsimiles of historical documents, illustrated glossary of weapons.

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Captions in English and Spanish accompany photographs that reveal the buildings, people, and scenery of Havana, Santiago and other cities and towns, and the Cuban countryside