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paperback. Etat : Very Good -. None as issued. 2nd. Clean, solid copy with unmarked text. Cover has some surface dings, bends, and moderate edge wear. Binding is tight and square; no creases to spine or cover. Second edition. We are unable to ship oversize books and multi-volume sets internationally.…

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TAPA BLANDA. Etat : New.

Etat : New. Idioma/Language: Español. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla. Acosta, Rubén; Betancort, Elena; Díe, Rosalía; Erro, Sergio; Hernández, Guacimara; Mathieu, Isabelle; Matos, Grego; Rodríguez, Juan Francisco; Sandec, Adriana; Vera, Rosa; Vilella, Iván (illustrateur). …

Rústica. Etat : Perfecto estado. 342pp.

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Rústica. Etat : Bon estat. 12x 20 cm. 417 p. Col. "Ciència", nº 5. Libro.

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Etat : New. In English.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Etat : Muy bueno. 1ª Edición. vii, 236 p. ; 21x15 cm. Notas bibliográficas. Derecho de Familia ( ML)°.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - In the tumultuous years leading up to the Second World War, the world teetered on the brink, its foundations fractured by failed diplomacy, rising extremism, and an escalating sense of dread. A World Unmoored plunges readers into this volatile era, meticulously detailing the geopolitical landscape that crumbled after the Great War. From the punitive Treaty of Versailles and the impotent League of Nations to the aggressive expansionism of Fascist Italy, Imperial Japan, and Nazi Germany, this book illuminates the complex web of resentments, ideologies, and ambitions that inexorably pushed humanity towards cataclysm. It explores the unmaking of global order, the collapse of societal pillars, and the terrifying acceleration of military technology that heralded an unprecedented era of conflict and human suffering. Against this backdrop of global instability and impending war, A World Unmoored tells the deeply personal and harrowing story of a mother's fight for survival. This narrative transcends mere historical recounting, offering an intimate look at the human cost of conflict through the eyes of one woman determined to protect her family. Readers will witness the forced flight from homes, the innocent burden carried by children caught in the crucible of war, and the unyielding maternal instinct that defies annihilation. The book navigates the labyrinth of loss, the desperate search for lost kin, and the chilling realities of persecution in filtration camps. It extends beyond the war's end, exploring the challenges of reunification across ideological chasms, the lingering scars of trauma, and the arduous task of rebuilding worlds from the ashes, all while highlighting the unseen threads of humanity that persist amidst ruin. This compelling narrative offers a unique dual perspective, seamlessly weaving the grand sweep of history with the raw, emotional truth of individual experience. It not only provides a comprehensive understanding of the origins and immediate aftermath of one of history's darkest chapters but also powerfully illustrates the profound resilience of the human spirit. Through this mother's unwavering resolve, the book reveals how ordinary individuals found extraordinary strength to navigate displacement, persecution, and profound loss, forging informal leadership and acts of compassion in the face of overwhelming adversity. By immersing yourself in this powerful account, you will: - Gain profound insights into a pivotal historical era and the forces that shaped it.- Experience an emotionally resonant story of courage, determination, and enduring love.- Understand the enduring power of a mother's will in the face of unimaginable adversity.- Reflect on the fragility of peace and the critical importance of human connection.>A World Unmoored is more than a historical analysis; it is a testament to the indomitable spirit of survival.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Deep within the granite walls of Eriska, a centuries-old Scottish estate, lies a legacy of silence that has long overshadowed the Waite family. In The Shadow Of Eriska: A Family'S Hidden Past, embark on a compelling journey through a world of inherited privilege, emotional restraint, and the profound impact of global conflict on a lineage steeped in tradition. Born into the rigid conventions of early 20th-century aristocracy, twin sisters Caroline and Margaret Georgiana Waite navigate a society in flux, where the grandeur of Eriska struggles against the erosion of old certainties. Their privileged upbringing, meticulously orchestrated yet emotionally distant, instilled a 'stiff upper lip' that would later conceal unimaginable truths. As the world hurtles towards another devastating war, the carefully constructed facade of the Waite family begins to crack, revealing a hidden past far more complex and dangerous than anyone could have imagined. This meticulously researched narrative unearths a clandestine history stretching from the avant-garde salons of Paris, where fashion became a facade for subterfuge, to the brutal realities of Ravensbruck, where a political prisoner endured unimaginable hardship. Through forgotten letters and fragmented records, the book follows Margaret's relentless search for answers, piecing together a web of deceit involving a German industrialist, wartime espionage, and a betrayal that threatened to unravel the very fabric of their identity. The historian's dilemma becomes the reader's, as lost records and conflicting accounts challenge the accepted narrative. Discover the untold story of a family caught in the crosshairs of history, forced to make impossible choices, and the enduring resilience forged in the shadow of war. The Shadow Of Eriska is a powerful exploration of identity, legacy, and the weight of absolute truths, revealing how personal lives are irrevocably shaped by the grand sweep of historical events. Uncover the secrets that Eriska's ancient walls have guarded for generations: - The dramatic decline of a powerful Scottish aristocratic family in the wake of two World Wars.- The hidden lives of twin sisters, one entangled in the surreal world of Parisian fashion, the other facing the horrors of a concentration camp.- A gripping tale of wartime espionage, betrayal, and the complex allegiances of a German industrialist.- The poignant journey of a daughter unearthing her family's fragmented past and confronting a legacy of silence.>Delve into The Shadow Of Eriska and witness the unraveling of a family's hidden past, a story that resonates with the enduring power of truth. …

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Inherited Shadow: A Holocaust Legacy Unveiled plunges into the profound and enduring aftermath of World War II, revealing a world irrevocably altered by catastrophe. Germany's capitulation in 1945 did not usher in peace, but a period of universal unraveling, where the tremors of war continued to reverberate through every stratum of human existence. This book meticulously explores the shattered psyche, the gaping moral abyss, and the demographic devastation left in the wake of a conflict that pulverized cities, eviscerated economies, and systematically extinguished millions of lives. It uncovers how this immediate aftermath cast an inescapable shadow, not merely as a historical memory, but as an active, inherited burden that would shape generations yet unborn. This compelling narrative delves into the multifaceted ways this inherited shadow manifests, from the macro historical landscape to the most intimate confines of individual and family life. It confronts the physical wreckage of Europe, where once-vibrant cities like Warsaw and Berlin lay in ruins, and infrastructure was annihilated, leading to decades of legal disputes over lost assets and property. More profoundly, it examines the human cost: the staggering demographic toll, the unique horror of the Holocaust, and the genesis of intergenerational trauma. The book unveils the weight of silence that permeated families, the struggles of identity in a shattered world, and the crisis points of financial strain and medical emergencies that often trace back to these historical wounds. Through a series of powerful revelations, The Inherited Shadow exposes the unraveling threads of deception and betrayal, the unforeseen paths of grief, and shocking discoveries such as secret child revelations and hidden deaths. It scrutinizes the media's role in shaping public perception and explores the complex intersection of professional and personal lives caught in the long game of past decisions. This book offers a deep, unflinching look at the lasting effects of historical trauma, connecting the grand sweep of history to the deeply personal struggles for truth and belonging. By engaging with this powerful account, readers will gain: - A profound understanding of intergenerational trauma and its pervasive impact.- Insight into how historical events shape individual and family destinies across decades.- Empathy for survivors and their descendants navigating complex legacies.- An appreciation for the intricate journey towards reconciliation and belonging.- A compelling narrative of resilience, revelation, and reckoning with the past.>The Inherited Shadow is a vital exploration of memory, identity, and the relentless pursuit of truth. It is an essential read for anyone seeking to comprehend the intricate ways history continues to live within us, demanding to be unveiled and understood. …

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Paris, 1940. The City of Light, once a global beacon of liberty and culture, found itself plunged into an unprecedented darkness, its very identity under siege. The swift, brutal efficiency of the Blitzkrieg didn't just conquer a nation; it imposed a new, terrifying order, systematically reshaping every facet of French life. 'The Paris Architect: Designing Defiance' delves into this profound transformation, exploring how an entire society was forced to adapt to an alien will, and how the spirit of resistance began to take shape amidst overwhelming control. This isn't merely a chronicle of military defeat; it's an intimate examination of a nation under duress, where the very fabric of daily existence became a battleground. From the systematic dismantling of French sovereignty to the pervasive presence of the Wehrmacht and the iron grip of the Kommandanturen, the occupation was an 'architecture of fear,' meticulously designed to control, suppress, and exploit. How did ordinary citizens navigate a world where loyalty was currency, dignity was compromised, and survival came at a moral price The book uncovers the chilling reality of a regime that sought to dominate not just territory but the very spirit of a people, co-opting French administration and turning neighbors into unwitting agents of control. It reveals the strategic division of France into occupied and 'free' zones, the brutal Germanization of Alsace-Lorraine, and the constant, unsettling presence of the occupier that permeated every street and every home. Yet, within this suffocating grip, whispers of defiance began to emerge, evolving into acts of extraordinary courage and ingenuity. 'The Paris Architect: Designing Defiance' reveals the hidden mechanisms of resistance, showcasing how ordinary individuals became architects of their own liberation. Discover: - The subtle and overt ways French citizens challenged the 'imposing order' of the Third Reich, from clandestine networks to everyday acts of subversion.- How ingenuity in extremis led to creative acts of resistance against overwhelming odds, transforming ordinary objects and spaces into tools of defiance.- The moral minefields navigated by those who chose to protect hidden lives, uphold human dignity, and provide solace amidst the specter of persecution.- The profound impact of scarcity, black markets, and shifting alliances on the daily struggle for survival and the complex web of collaboration and resistance.>Journey into the heart of occupied France and witness the resilience of the human spirit. 'The Paris Architect: Designing Defiance' offers a compelling, meticulously researched account of a nation's struggle, inviting you to understand the true meaning of resistance when freedom itself hung in the balance. Uncover the untold stories of courage and ingenuity that shaped a generation and continue to echo through history. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the tumultuous years leading up to the Second World War, the world teetered on the brink, its foundations fractured by failed diplomacy, rising extremism, and an escalating sense of dread. A World Unmoored plunges readers into this volatile era, meticulously detailing the geopolitical landscape that crumbled after the Great War. From the punitive Treaty of Versailles and the impotent League of Nations to the aggressive expansionism of Fascist Italy, Imperial Japan, and Nazi Germany, this book illuminates the complex web of resentments, ideologies, and ambitions that inexorably pushed humanity towards cataclysm. It explores the unmaking of global order, the collapse of societal pillars, and the terrifying acceleration of military technology that heralded an unprecedented era of conflict and human suffering. Against this backdrop of global instability and impending war, A World Unmoored tells the deeply personal and harrowing story of a mother's fight for survival. This narrative transcends mere historical recounting, offering an intimate look at the human cost of conflict through the eyes of one woman determined to protect her family. Readers will witness the forced flight from homes, the innocent burden carried by children caught in the crucible of war, and the unyielding maternal instinct that defies annihilation. The book navigates the labyrinth of loss, the desperate search for lost kin, and the chilling realities of persecution in filtration camps. It extends beyond the war's end, exploring the challenges of reunification across ideological chasms, the lingering scars of trauma, and the arduous task of rebuilding worlds from the ashes, all while highlighting the unseen threads of humanity that persist amidst ruin. This compelling narrative offers a unique dual perspective, seamlessly weaving the grand sweep of history with the raw, emotional truth of individual experience. It not only provides a comprehensive understanding of the origins and immediate aftermath of one of history's darkest chapters but also powerfully illustrates the profound resilience of the human spirit. Through this mother's unwavering resolve, the book reveals how ordinary individuals found extraordinary strength to navigate displacement, persecution, and profound loss, forging informal leadership and acts of compassion in the face of overwhelming adversity. By immersing yourself in this powerful account, you will: - Gain profound insights into a pivotal historical era and the forces that shaped it.- Experience an emotionally resonant story of courage, determination, and enduring love.- Understand the enduring power of a mother's will in the face of unimaginable adversity.- Reflect on the fragility of peace and the critical importance of human connection.- Be inspired by stories of resilience and the quiet acts of heroism that define our shared humanity. A World Unmoored is more than a historical analysis; it is a testament to the indomitable spirit of survival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Etat : Bien. 1ª Edición. PRIMERA EDICIÓN. FIRST EDITION. BUEN ejemplar. 342pp.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Deep within the granite walls of Eriska, a centuries-old Scottish estate, lies a legacy of silence that has long overshadowed the Waite family. In The Shadow Of Eriska: A Family'S Hidden Past, embark on a compelling journey through a world of inherited privilege, emotional restraint, and the profound impact of global conflict on a lineage steeped in tradition. Born into the rigid conventions of early 20th-century aristocracy, twin sisters Caroline and Margaret Georgiana Waite navigate a society in flux, where the grandeur of Eriska struggles against the erosion of old certainties. Their privileged upbringing, meticulously orchestrated yet emotionally distant, instilled a "stiff upper lip" that would later conceal unimaginable truths. As the world hurtles towards another devastating war, the carefully constructed facade of the Waite family begins to crack, revealing a hidden past far more complex and dangerous than anyone could have imagined. This meticulously researched narrative unearths a clandestine history stretching from the avant-garde salons of Paris, where fashion became a facade for subterfuge, to the brutal realities of Ravensbruck, where a political prisoner endured unimaginable hardship. Through forgotten letters and fragmented records, the book follows Margaret's relentless search for answers, piecing together a web of deceit involving a German industrialist, wartime espionage, and a betrayal that threatened to unravel the very fabric of their identity. The historian's dilemma becomes the reader's, as lost records and conflicting accounts challenge the accepted narrative. Discover the untold story of a family caught in the crosshairs of history, forced to make impossible choices, and the enduring resilience forged in the shadow of war. The Shadow Of Eriska is a powerful exploration of identity, legacy, and the weight of absolute truths, revealing how personal lives are irrevocably shaped by the grand sweep of historical events. Uncover the secrets that Eriska's ancient walls have guarded for generations: - The dramatic decline of a powerful Scottish aristocratic family in the wake of two World Wars.- The hidden lives of twin sisters, one entangled in the surreal world of Parisian fashion, the other facing the horrors of a concentration camp.- A gripping tale of wartime espionage, betrayal, and the complex allegiances of a German industrialist.- The poignant journey of a daughter unearthing her family's fragmented past and confronting a legacy of silence.- A testament to human resilience and the profound impact of uncovering long-buried truths on identity and heritage. Delve into The Shadow Of Eriska and witness the unraveling of a family's hidden past, a story that resonates with the enduring power of truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Inherited Shadow: A Holocaust Legacy Unveiled plunges into the profound and enduring aftermath of World War II, revealing a world irrevocably altered by catastrophe. Germany's capitulation in 1945 did not usher in peace, but a period of universal unraveling, where the tremors of war continued to reverberate through every stratum of human existence. This book meticulously explores the shattered psyche, the gaping moral abyss, and the demographic devastation left in the wake of a conflict that pulverized cities, eviscerated economies, and systematically extinguished millions of lives. It uncovers how this immediate aftermath cast an inescapable shadow, not merely as a historical memory, but as an active, inherited burden that would shape generations yet unborn. This compelling narrative delves into the multifaceted ways this inherited shadow manifests, from the macro historical landscape to the most intimate confines of individual and family life. It confronts the physical wreckage of Europe, where once-vibrant cities like Warsaw and Berlin lay in ruins, and infrastructure was annihilated, leading to decades of legal disputes over lost assets and property. More profoundly, it examines the human cost: the staggering demographic toll, the unique horror of the Holocaust, and the genesis of intergenerational trauma. The book unveils the weight of silence that permeated families, the struggles of identity in a shattered world, and the crisis points of financial strain and medical emergencies that often trace back to these historical wounds. Through a series of powerful revelations, The Inherited Shadow exposes the unraveling threads of deception and betrayal, the unforeseen paths of grief, and shocking discoveries such as secret child revelations and hidden deaths. It scrutinizes the media's role in shaping public perception and explores the complex intersection of professional and personal lives caught in the long game of past decisions. This book offers a deep, unflinching look at the lasting effects of historical trauma, connecting the grand sweep of history to the deeply personal struggles for truth and belonging. By engaging with this powerful account, readers will gain: - A profound understanding of intergenerational trauma and its pervasive impact.- Insight into how historical events shape individual and family destinies across decades.- Empathy for survivors and their descendants navigating complex legacies.- An appreciation for the intricate journey towards reconciliation and belonging.- A compelling narrative of resilience, revelation, and reckoning with the past.- A deeper understanding of the enduring human cost of conflict and genocide. The Inherited Shadow is a vital exploration of memory, identity, and the relentless pursuit of truth. It is an essential read for anyone seeking to comprehend the intricate ways history continues to live within us, demanding to be unveiled and understood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Etat : Bien. 1ª Edición. vii,236 p. ; 21x16 cms. Notas bibliográficas. 220 grs. (A-305-ML).

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Etat : Bien. 1ª Edición. vii,236 p. ; 21x21x16 cms. Incluye notas bibliográficas. Derecho de Familia (A-235-ML).

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Paris, 1940. The City of Light, once a global beacon of liberty and culture, found itself plunged into an unprecedented darkness, its very identity under siege. The swift, brutal efficiency of the Blitzkrieg didn't just conquer a nation; it imposed a new, terrifying order, systematically reshaping every facet of French life. "The Paris Architect: Designing Defiance" delves into this profound transformation, exploring how an entire society was forced to adapt to an alien will, and how the spirit of resistance began to take shape amidst overwhelming control. This isn't merely a chronicle of military defeat; it's an intimate examination of a nation under duress, where the very fabric of daily existence became a battleground. From the systematic dismantling of French sovereignty to the pervasive presence of the Wehrmacht and the iron grip of the Kommandanturen, the occupation was an "architecture of fear," meticulously designed to control, suppress, and exploit. How did ordinary citizens navigate a world where loyalty was currency, dignity was compromised, and survival came at a moral price? The book uncovers the chilling reality of a regime that sought to dominate not just territory but the very spirit of a people, co-opting French administration and turning neighbors into unwitting agents of control. It reveals the strategic division of France into occupied and "free" zones, the brutal Germanization of Alsace-Lorraine, and the constant, unsettling presence of the occupier that permeated every street and every home. Yet, within this suffocating grip, whispers of defiance began to emerge, evolving into acts of extraordinary courage and ingenuity. "The Paris Architect: Designing Defiance" reveals the hidden mechanisms of resistance, showcasing how ordinary individuals became architects of their own liberation. Discover: - The subtle and overt ways French citizens challenged the "imposing order" of the Third Reich, from clandestine networks to everyday acts of subversion.- How ingenuity in extremis led to creative acts of resistance against overwhelming odds, transforming ordinary objects and spaces into tools of defiance.- The moral minefields navigated by those who chose to protect hidden lives, uphold human dignity, and provide solace amidst the specter of persecution.- The profound impact of scarcity, black markets, and shifting alliances on the daily struggle for survival and the complex web of collaboration and resistance.- The enduring legacy of those who refused to bend, even under the Gestapo's reach, and the quiet acts of kindness that illuminated the darkest hours. Journey into the heart of occupied France and witness the resilience of the human spirit. "The Paris Architect: Designing Defiance" offers a compelling, meticulously researched account of a nation's struggle, inviting you to understand the true meaning of resistance when freedom itself hung in the balance. Uncover the untold stories of courage and ingenuity that shaped a generation and continue to echo through history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.