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Biografien historischer Persönlichkeiten aus Zentralamerika

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Perfume de azahares

Autor: Ginette Llenas

Taschenbuch, 09.09.2022

Le rivoluzioni di Berta. Conversazioni con Claudia Korol

Autor: Claudia Korol
Übersetzer: Cica - Collettivo Italia Centro America

Taschenbuch, 13.06.2022

Chi ha ucciso Berta Cáceres. Dighe, squadroni della morte e la battaglia di una difensora indigena per il pianeta

Autor: Nina Lakhani
Übersetzer: Agnese Gazzera

Taschenbuch, 01.01.2020

Broker Of Death: An Insider's Account Of The Iran Arms Deals

Hermann Moll, Michael Leapman

Gebundene Ausgabe

Emiliano Zapata: A Biography (Greenwood Biographies)

Albert Rolls

Gebundene Ausgabe

Memoirs of Pancho Villa (Texas Pan American)

Martin Luis Guzman

Taschenbuch

The Return of Carvajal: A Mystery

Ilan Stavans

Gebundene Ausgabe

Villa and Zapata: A Biography of the Mexican Revolution

Frank McLynn

Gebundene Ausgabe

Eric Hobsbawm once pointed out that peasants and bandits make as effective revolutionaries as intellectuals and lawyers. Frank Mc Lynn's epic narrative of the Mexican revolution certainly proves the point. This dual biography of Pancho Villa-the feisty cowboy from the north and Emiliano Zapata, the dour peasant leader from the south-shows how both men held the balance of power at key stages of the struggle between the remnants of the Diaz regime and the new contenders for the presidency. At times there are too many characters in this tale-American film-crews, German spies, one-armed generals and countless conspirators-and too much information for the reader to digest. But generally the history comes alive. There is horror-murder, pillage and destruction on virtually every page-but glimpses of humanity too, as the simple demands for land reform were repeated time and again. Whether the Mexican revolution is as significant an event as the Russian or the Chinese is a moot point. The author shows that little changed in the country after 1919, and had real upheaval been threatened, the U S army would surely have moved in. But Villa and Zapata were truly popular heroes, not invented cult-figures like Lenin and Mao. -< I> Miles Taylor

Eduardo Galeano: Wind Is the Breath of Time, the Storyteller's Voice Travels on

Daniel Fischlin, Martha Nandorfy

Taschenbuch

Adios Muchachos: A Memoir of the Sandinista Revolution (American Encounters/Global Interactions)

Sergio Ramirez

Gebundene Ausgabe

Amerigo Vespucci

Charles Lester Edwards, Amerigo Vespucci, Keith Bridgeman

Taschenbuch

Co... Despierta Corozal!!!

Gilberto Rivera Santiago

Taschenbuch

The Malaspina Expedition 1789-1794: Journal of the Voyage by Alejandro Malaspina. Volume I: Cadiz to Panama (Hakluyt Society, Third Series)

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