Primera Guerra Mundial

Isabel de castilla, Ana Bolena, Margarita Tudor, Catalina de Medicis, Ana de Francia, Margarita de Austria... Las mujeres que marcaron el mundo moderno. La Europa del siglo xvi contempló una explosión de poder femenino. Las mujeres tuvieron un poder sin precedentes. Isabel de Castilla, en traje de armadura, siguió a sus soldados al campo de batalla. Margaret de Austria y Luisa de Saboya, dos reinas regentes, pusieron fin a años de guerra con su "Paz de las Damas". Ana Bolena fue criada en la corte de Margarita de Austria, rodeada de mujeres poderosas; Su hija, Isabel Tudor, creció para...

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Una valiosa edición bilingüe acerca de la Batalla del 5 de Mayo de 1862. El historiador Pedro Ángel Palou recrea este episodio histórico e integra sus diferentes aspectos, estudia el contexto global y nacional en torno al evento, reflexiona sobre los acontecimientos que siguieron a la victoria. Presenta incontables figuras que fueron cruciales para los hechos, presenta testimonios, dibuja la perspectiva del vencido, brinda la oportunidad de acercarse a documentos históricos que pueden ser punto de partida para nuevas investigaciones y publicaciones. A 150 años de la batalla de Puebla,...

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