
by Federico Suárez Verdeguer · Rialp · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788432133190

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This book presents two independent but intertwined essays. The first offers a lucid analysis of the personality and public actions of Manuel Azaña, a politician who generated controversies. The second essay explores relevant aspects of the 1936 War. The author respects the data from the sources, without imposing personal opinions or judging those involved. Federico Suárez Verdeguer, born in Valencia in 1917 and deceased in Madrid in 2005, was a graduate in Philosophy and Letters and a priest, as well as a professor of Modern and Contemporary History.
