Javier Tusell Gómez was a Spanish historian, writer, and politician who served as a professor of modern history at the National University of Distance Education (UNED). His work delved into the complexities of modern history, exploring the political and social currents of his time. Drawing from his academic and political experiences, Tusell offered a distinct perspective on historical events. His writing is characterized by its analytical rigor and profound examination of the past.
Exploring the evolution of Spain after the Civil War, this book delves into the authoritarian regime of Franco and the country's gradual shift towards democracy. It examines key historical events and socio-political changes that have shaped modern Spain, providing insights into the challenges and triumphs faced throughout this transformative period. The narrative connects past struggles to contemporary issues, offering a comprehensive understanding of Spain's journey to its current state.
II. La crisis de los años treinta: República y Guerra Civil
La Dictadura De Franco de Tusell Javier. Altaya , 1996.