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De Auschwitz a Berlin
Desde el final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, la extrema derecha alemana ha tratado de recuperar protagonismo. Este libro nos aproxima a la evolución de la República Federal de Alemania desde 1945 y a los reiterados esfuerzos de los sectores nacionalistas antidemocráticos para alcanzar espacios de visibilidad. Desde las primeras agrupaciones de nostálgicos neonazis hasta la reciente capacidad para agrupar la protesta social de finales del siglo XX, este libro recorre las distintas formas en que la extrema derecha ha tratado de imponer su presencia en el paisaje político alemán.
352 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published March 30, 2006
About the author
Ferran Gallego Margalef
10 books2 followersFernando José Gallego Margalef (or Margaleff) (Barcelona, 1953), also known as Ferran Gallego, is a Spanish writer and historian, doctor in Contemporary History and professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB). He is a collaborator of the edition Catalan of the newspaper El Mundo. He was general secretary of the Unified Socialist Party of Catalonia-Viu (PSUC-Viu) from 2001 to 2003.
Graduated in philosophy and letters from the UAB, his specialty is the subject of the European and American extreme right, fascism and Nazism.
Graduated in philosophy and letters from the UAB, his specialty is the subject of the European and American extreme right, fascism and Nazism.
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