Marginados, disidentes y olvidados en la historia
- ISBN-10
- 8498282535
- ISBN-13
- 9788498282535
- Category
- Dissenters
- Pages
- 388
- Language
- Spanish
- Published
- 2009
- Publisher
- Servicio Publicaciones UCA
- Authors
- Santiago Moreno Tello, José J. Rodríguez Moreno
Description
En este libro, se habla de aquellos que, en un momento determinado, soñaron con una justicia bien distinta de la que sus gobernantes les proveyeron. Aquellos que, unas veces por el simple acto de nacer, o bien por el mero hecho de actuar y tomar partido, se convirtieron en los perdedores de una Historia escrita por los vencedores. Ellos son los marginados, los disidentes y olvidados de la Historia.
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