Códice de Otlazpan

Los últimos españoles de Mauthausen, un libro sin ficción. Una recopilación de relatos vividos por los españoles y españolas supervivientes de los campos de concentración nazis. La historia de nuestros deportados, sus verdugos y sus cómplices. Un libro único cuando se cumple el setenta aniversario de la liberación de los campos nazis. «Tenía que intentar contar nueve mil historias, una por cada uno de los españoles y españolas que pasaron por los campos de concentración nazis. Sentía la necesidad de reflejar sus anhelos, viajar con ellos en esos fatídicos trenes de la muerte, ...

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“Breve Historia de los Gladiadores es una obra completísima que nos acerca de forma asombrosa al mundo de los ludi circenses (carreras de caballos) y munera (juegos gladiatorios) romanos.” (Blog Cientos de miles de historias) “Breve Historia de los gladiadores presenta las técnicas de lucha a muerte que aprendieron aquellos fornidos prisioneros que se enfundaban sus armaduras y se lanzaban a la arena del Coliseo romano en el que se congregaban hordas de ciudadanos romanos, patricios y plebeyos para aclamar a sus gladiadores preferidos.” (Blog Literariacomunicación) Hubo un tiempo...

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