by Antonio Ansuátegui · ESPUELA PLATA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788416034680
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«Los cien últimos días de Berlín» is the historical chronicle by Antonio Ansuátegui, published by Espuela de Plata in paperback (160 pages, in Spanish).
First-person account of the end of Nazism in Berlin, written by a young Spaniard who arrived in Germany in 1943 to study engineering. Ansuátegui, with no ideological commitments and unversed in the historian's craft, tells of the city's fall in a direct style and from an unprecedented perspective; it reads like a nonfiction novel.
Volume 26 of the Biblioteca de Historia collection, edited by José Luis García Martín. The work was originally published in 1945.
For readers of contemporary history and World War II testimonies.
