La represión inquisitorial sobre los moriscos de Gea de Albarracín

Para indagar en la gran herida histórica que es Euskadi, Gregorio Morán se ha centrado en tres de los pilares de la vida vasca desde el final de la Guerra Civil: el PNV, ETA y el fascinante mundo de Neguri. Este clásico sobre los orígenes y el desarrollo del conflicto vasco es de lectura obligada para todo aquel que quiera entender cómo y por qué Euskadi se ha convertido en la gran herida de España 25 años después de la recuperación de la democracia. Para esta nueva edición, Gregorio Morán ha escrito un extenso prólogo en el que analiza los acontecimientos que se han producido en ...

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Crash landing in San Sabestián, Spain in 1945, SS-Standartenführer Léon Joseph Marie Ignace Degrelle (1906-1994) narrowly escaped death from his native Belgium and the Allied forces. Stripped of his Belgian citizenship and sentenced to death in absentia for his part in the German side of WWII, Degrelle lived the rest of his life in exile in Spain, harbored unofficially by Franco's government. During these forty-nine years in exile, Degrelle never expressed any regret for his place in the war, nor did he remain silent as fantastic narratives were woven about the events of the war and the...