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by Paul West · Bruguera. · tapa blanda · 436 pages
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Las verdaderas aventuras del conde von Stauffenberg es una novela histórica escrita por Paul West y publicada por Bruguera en 1982. La obra, ambientada en la Alemania nazi, narra la historia del conde Claus von Stauffenberg, un oficial alemán que lideró el complot del 20 de julio para asesinar a Adolf Hitler. La novela explora los dilemas morales y políticos a los que se enfrentó Stauffenberg, así como los riesgos y sacrificios que implicó su participación en la resistencia contra el régimen nazi. Esta edición en tapa blanda cuenta con 436 páginas y forma parte de la Colección Naranja.
Paul West was an American playwright, lyricist, newspaper editor, journalist, screenwriter, author, and talent agent. After working as a journalist in Massachusetts from 1888 to 1892, he began his career in the theatre as a press representative for Charles H. Hoyt; followed by a season as the business manager for the opera singer and actress Camille D'Arville and the comedian Frank Daniels. From 1898 to 1911 he worked on the editorial staff The New York Sunday World during which time be began a career as a prolific lyricist for both Broadway musicals and Tin Pan Alley publishers of popular song; publishing more the 500 songs during his lifetime. He also worked as a playwright, penning both plays and the books for several musicals. More than 15 of his stage works were mounted on Broadway between the years 1902–1913. In 1904 his children's book The Pearl and the Pumpkin was published; a work which he later adapted into a 1905 musical.
