David Pike’s new book, Franco y el Eje Roma-Berlín-Tokio: una alianza no firmada, has just been published in Madrid, Spain by Editorial Alianza. It includes sixteen photographs, most of them up to now unpublished, of Hitler’s and Mussolini’s inner circles; the photos were supplied by Süddeutsche Zeitung in Munich and Cinecittà Luce in Rome. The new work is not a simple translation of the 2008 Macmillan edition. Not only revisions but also reflections have been introduced, and it opens with a Prologue to the Spanish Reader that describes the experiences of the author while living in Murcia, Seville and Cordoba in the mid-1950s under the Franco regime.
Douglas YatesUSA Ph.D Associate Professor School of International Relations
Every day the news is filled with stories about foreign leaders, wars, peace talks, and tragedies. Our students learn how to fit together those pieces like a puzzle, and through the lens of international relations, understand the world as it is.
David Pike’s new book, Franco y el Eje Roma-Berlín-Tokio: una alianza no firmada, has just been published in Madrid, Spain by Editorial Alianza. It includes sixteen photographs, most of them up to now unpublished, of Hitler’s and Mussolini’s inner circles; the photos were supplied by Süddeutsche Zeitung in Munich and Cinecittà Luce in Rome. The new work is not a simple translation of the 2008 Macmillan edition. Not only revisions but also reflections have been introduced, and it opens with a Prologue to the Spanish Reader that describes the experiences of the author while living in Murcia, Seville and Cordoba in the mid-1950s under the Franco regime.
Every day the news is filled with stories about foreign leaders, wars, peace talks, and tragedies. Our students learn how to fit together those pieces like a puzzle, and through the lens of international relations, understand the world as it is.