El siglo XX

Traces the history of Europe from the disintegration of the Roman Empire through the rise of Islam, with emphasis on the migrations of peoples and the spread of Christianity.

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...

A reissue of a paperback quietly published in 1995, but then just as quietly pulled off the shelves, claims that Nazis not only survived, but were able to secretly conquer many of the halls of world power through the use of evil magic. Reissue.

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El cristianismo se originó con el ministerio de Jesús, un maestro y sanador judío que proclamó el inminente reino de Dios y fue crucificado. C. 30–33 d. C. En la provincia romana de Judea del siglo I. Sus seguidores creen que, según los Evangelios, él era el Hijo de Dios y que murió para el perdón de los pecados y fue levantado de entre los muertos y exaltado por Dios, y regresará pronto al inicio del reino de Dios. A principios de la Edad Media, las actividades misioneras difundieron el cristianismo hacia el oeste entre los pueblos alemanes. Durante la Alta Edad Media, el...