Diario de Campaña, 1868-1899

Dans ce que Paul Valéry appelait le '' continent méditerranéen '', où longtemps seuls les grands centres ont retenu l'attention des historiens, Murcie ne manque ni d'importance ni d'originalité. Située au centre d'une vaste huerta fécondée par les eaux du Segura, la ville fut jusqu'à la fin du XVe siècle la capitale d'un grand royaume enclavé entre l'Aragon et Grenade et dont la façade maritime était le seul débouché méditerranéen de la Castille. Rattaché à celle-ci par la force des armes en 1226, après plus de cinq siècles d'appartenance au monde islamique et vingt-trois ...

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Se ofrece un despliegue histórico de las genealogías míticas de los diferentes pueblos de Europa, desde la Grecia árcaica hasta la II Guerra Mundial. Se destaca en todas ellas el fondo de una obsesión intemporal, como origen de una serie de disensiones interétnicas en el continente.

Salvador Larrua-Guedes (Camaguey, Cuba, 1942) went to grade school and high school in Catholic schools in Cuba. He received degrees in journalism and mathematics, as well as a doctorate in Economics. He is a registered investigator at the Archivo General de Indias in Spain. Ex-professor at the University of Havana and the Cuban Seminar (San Carlos), he is the author of 42 history books. Monsignor Roman was a holy man, totally given to virtue, as we can observe reading the events in his life, witnessed by the thousands of people who knew and revered him. It is for this reason that this...