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El doctor Ramón Puente vivió intensamente las principales campañas militares del México revolucionario. Con estos antecedentes el autor describe aquí los avatares que debió recorrer para acercarse a la vida y hechos de los personajes revolucionarios y, en particular, a los de Plutarco Elías Calles, el hombre que, en su opinión, más odios engendró, mayor número de discordias promovió y más denuestos se ganó.

Una especie de políticos de oficio que vive del trámite de las reivindicacio- nes de los “grupos subalternos” —a la manera anglosajona— emplea para ello argumentos supuestamente históricos, fundados en la “leyenda negra” de la conquista española. Han lamentado por mucho tiempo los viajes de pasajeros salidos de los reinos peninsulares con rumbo a las provincias y reinos de las Indias Occidentales, soslayando que muchos de ellos descienden de esos via- jeros que se avecindaron y nunca regresaron a sus provincias de origen, y la- mentan con amargura y rencor la ocurrencia de las ...

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“Each war entails the destruction of the human soul” (Henry Miller). Humanity should not lose its memory, even if some may try to conceal it. From the hindsight afforded by the passing of 75 years from the events narrated, with freedom of thought and a totally independent standpoint, Pacific Media have undertaken an arduous research which has resulted in the series: “The Finest Hours of WWII". From the atrocious moment in which Hitler ordered the invasion of Polish territory to the day in which Emperor Hirohito “had to accept the unacceptable”, all is encompassed in this book over...