Augusto "César" Sandino: Messiah of Light and TruthSyracuse University Press, 2002 M06 1 - 218 páginas "This book sheds new light on Sandino's complex nature and developing rebellion. Some branded him a terrorist. Others hailed him as a patriot. Rather than take sides, Marco Aurelio Navarro-Genie carefully assesses Sandino's wider actions as well as his evolving beliefs and disposition. Using previously unpublished and existing sources, he reveals how Sandino assumed many faces with equal fervor: nationalist, communist, anarchist, socialist, and theosophist.". |
Contenido
From Misery to Rebellion | 3 |
In Defense of the Motherland | 35 |
Revolutionary Triangle | 62 |
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Augusto "César" Sandino: Messiah of Light and Truth Marco Aurelio Navarro-Genie Vista previa limitada - 2002 |
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Augusto "César" Sandino: Messiah of Light and Truth Marco Aurelio Navarro-Genie Vista de fragmentos - 2002 |
Términos y frases comunes
Alemán Anti-Imperialist apocalyptic army Augusto Sandino Belausteguigoitia 1985 believed Bendaña Bolívar called caudillo cause Central America César Coco River Comintern command communication communist Conservative cultural declared Divine Justice Dospital EDSN election EMECU enemy Farabundo Martí followers forces Francisco Estrada Gregorio groups guerrilla Honduras honor ideas incarnation Indians Indo-Hispanic interpreted Jinotega José José Román July manifesto later Latin American leader lenarian letter Liberal Managua María Mercedes ment Mexican Communist Party Mexican government Mexico military millenar millenarian millenarian movements Moncada motherland Nicaragua Niquinohomo oppressed party patriotic peace peasants Pedrón political president promised prophet race radical Ramírez rebel rebellion redemption region religion religious revolution revolutionary Rivera Román Sacasa Sandinista Sandino became Sandino claimed Sandino wrote Segovias Selser social Somoza Somoza García sovereignty spirit spiritist struggle thought tion tradition traitors Trincado troops Turcios U.S. Marines understanding United violence wanted weapons workers Zepeda