Judgment of the revolutionary past | Babelia
Question. Let’s start over at the beginning of that day. You say you do not…
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Joe Sacco, the extinction of an indigenous culture in cartoons | Babelia
Joe sacco (Malta, 1960) spent nine weeks (spread over three trips) in northern Canada in…
Lord Byron to his sister: “I hope that God helps me escape the worst of social evils: marriage” | Babelia
From Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh Newstead Abbey, December 14, 1808 My dear Augusta: What…
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Critics of Babelia review titles by Arturo-Pérez Reverte, Isaak Bábel, Rosa Chacel, Andrés Sánchez Robayna,…
The return of ‘Stalingrad’, the novel that the Soviet regime censored | Babelia
Stalingrad, the great work of the writer and journalist Vasili Grossman, adds another chapter to…
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Critics of Babelia They review titles by Elena Medel, Antonio J. Rodríguez, Francisco J. Leira,…
Pedro Casariego Córdoba, unpublished | Babelia
“Our own words / prevent us from speaking. / It seemed impossible. / Our own…
My mother’s childhood is more or less this | Babelia
Yvetot is a cold city, built on a plateau exposed to the wind, between Rouen…
Why humans are easy prey for pandemics | Babelia
“There is a war,” read a song by the great Leonard Cohen. A total war,…
Five albums of the week | Babelia
Bill Callahan’s Golden Dream By Fernando Navarro Despite being an exquisitely laid-back musician and leisurely…
In the jungle, for bread | Babelia
Near the wall that separates Mexico from the United States there is a place that…
‘The consent’, by Vanessa Springora: The girl, her family and the pedophile | Babelia
Foreword Children’s stories are a source of wisdom. If not, why would they pass from…
“Watch the children”: the last wish of a mother kidnapped by the IRA | Babelia
Book first The transparent, clean and authentic 1. KIDNAPPING Jean McConville was thirty-eight years old…
Nickel’s secret cemetery: the mass grave of more than 50 children | Babelia
Even dead they created problems, boys. The secret cemetery was on the north side of…
Protestant peasants who rose up against the privileged | Babelia
God and the people speak the same language Müntzer was expelled from Zwickau, where he…
