Resistencia y sabotaje en la Guerra Civil

Was there ever a Garden of Eden? What became of the 10 lost tribes of Israel? What is the significance of the European megaliths? Twenty-eight leading authorities draw on modern science and the latest research to explore some of archaeology's most baffling controversies and enigmas, from mankind's origins to the mysterious collapse of once powerful civilizations, in this informative perspective on human history. Packed with evocative photographs and informative diagrams, maps, and plans, this guide offers a fascinating window into vanished worlds. Habría un jardín de Edén? Cómo murió...

Pocos acontecimientos del siglo XX han sido tan analizados y debatidos como la Segunda Guerra Mundial, de la cual se han dado innumerables versiones contradictorias. Ricardo Artola proporciona en esta síntesis una versión global y equilibrada de la contienda, subrayando la trascendencia del enfrentamiento entre la Alemania nazi y la Unión Soviética. Además de la narración y el análisis del conflicto y de sus hechos más destacados, la presente edición proporciona al lector un completo apartado de Apéndices que recoge varios mapas de los diversos frentes, una completa cronología...

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"Siena: City of Secrets" is a charming, intimate portrait of this most secretive of cities, often overlooked by travelers to Italy. Part cultural history and intellectual memoir, part travelogue and guide book, Tylus writes with a novelist s flair, taking the reader on a quest of discovery through the well- and not-so-well-travelled roads and alleys of the ancient city. Today, Siena can appear on the surface standoffish, a bit static, and very old-fashioned, especially when compared to its larger, flashier cousins Roma and Firenze. But first impressions wear away as we learn from Tylus that...