Banderas del rey

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El Holocausto resulta un ejemplo palmario de que algunos acontecimientos históricos difícilmente pueden situarse ya fuera del imaginario construido por los medios de la cultura de masas fundamentalmente estadounidenses.

Of contents: Vol. 1. General introductions ; The festivals for Henri III in Cracow, Venice, Orléans and Rouen ; Festivals in Genoa in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries ; Festivals in Poland-Lithuania from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century ; Festivals in the Netherlands -- Vol. 2. Festivals of the Protestant Union ; Festivals commemorating the defeat of Protestantism in La Rochelle ; Festivals in Scandinavia ; The New World : seventeenth-century festivals in the viceroyalties of Mexico and Peru.

A 170 años del 3 de febrero de 1852, prestigiosos especialistas revisitan, a la luz de las investigaciones historiográficas más recientes, la batalla de Caseros, el hecho fundante de la Argentina moderna, brindando un panorama enteramente novedoso sobre su carácter de acontecimiento bisagra de nuestra historia. El 3 de febrero de 1852 se enfrentan en la cañada de Morón, en las afueras de Buenos Aires, las tropas de Juan Manuel de Rosas y las de Justo José de Urquiza. Se trata, en total, de alrededor de cincuenta mil hombres. Al tiempo que termina la batalla puede decirse que nace un...