Monthly Archives: September 2018

Diarios de Guerra de Manuel Azaña (1)

Posted on September 24, 2018 by David Roman

Los Diarios de Guerra de Manuel Azaña son probablemente la obra más importante escrita durante la Guerra Civil española. Están llenos a rebosar de detalles interesantes que pueden habérsele escapado a muchos especialistas y representan un punto de vista notablemente … Continue reading →

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A Weak God: Gnosticism for the 20th Century

Posted on September 13, 2018 by David Roman

Ron Rosenbaum wrote in Tablet, 29.9.17: God in Struggle, a God not all-powerful, but one who needed us, needed our help in his wrestling with evil in the universe and thus silently sat by during the slaughter: This was, Norman … Continue reading →

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Víctimas de la Guerra Civil española

Posted on September 9, 2018 by David Roman

Este es un tema que a mucha gente le fascina totalmente, ya que es parte del interminable debate sobre buenos y malos de la Guerra Civil española. A mí esto me aburre un poco, francamente, ya que leí largo y … Continue reading →

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Marketing the Third Reich

Posted on September 5, 2018 by David Roman

This is a fascinating interview with Nicholas O’Shaughnessy, author of “Marketing the Third Reich,” a book about the extremely successful handling of propaganda by the Third Reich. One of the best moments in the interview is when the author explains … Continue reading →

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