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Paperback El Niño Que Perdió La Guerra / The Boy Who Lost the War [Spanish] Book

ISBN: B0D77H3KCR

ISBN13: 9798890982384

El Niño Que Perdió La Guerra / The Boy Who Lost the War [Spanish]

Un ni o. Dos pa ses. Dos ideolog as.

Una emocionante y ambiciosa novela sobre la identidad y el poder arrollador de la cultura que nos muestra que, incluso en los rincones m s oscuros de la Historia, la vida se abre paso.

Madrid, invierno de 1938

Clotilde, una artista gr fica que dibuja caricaturas para los diarios republicanos, asiste en Madrid a los ltimos meses de la Guerra Civil. La ca da de la Rep blica es inminente, por lo que su marido, militante comunista que trabaja para los rusos, decide enviar a Mosc a su hijo Pablo, de tan solo cinco a os, en contra de su voluntad. Clotilde se resiste con todas sus fuerzas, pero no logra evitar que el comandante Bor s Petrov emprenda ese arriesgado viaje por una Espa a en llamas para cumplir con el deseo de su camarada de llevar a Pablo a la Uni n Sovi tica, donde Stalin est levantando un nuevo pa s sobre las ruinas del antiguo r gimen.

Mosc , primavera de 1939

All es recibido por su nueva familia que, conmovida por su tr gico exilio, acoge con afecto a un ni o exhausto y enfermo. Anya no duda en cuidar de Pablo como si fuese su propio hijo, sin hacer distinciones con Igor, su hermano de adopci n. Hija y esposa de dos orgullosos h roes de la Revoluci n -su padre luch junto a Lenin, su marido a las rdenes de Stalin-, Anya ama la poes a y la m sica, aficiones sospechosas y burguesas a los ojos del poder. Mientras sus ilusiones naufragan en el ambiente cada vez m s opresivo del terror estalinista, su esp ritu se rebela contra la injusticia, la miseria, la ausencia de libertad y el Gulag.

Pablo crece entre el recuerdo cada vez m s tenue de su madre, que no ceja en su empe o por recuperarlo, y el cari o de Anya, quien le transmite su amor por la m sica, la literatura y sus deseos de libertad. Dos mujeres unidas por el destino de un ni o y enfrentadas al mismo espejo: el de las ideolog as totalitarias a las que sucumbi el siglo XX.

Se puede perder una guerra, pero se puede ganar la libertad

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

One boy. Two nations. Two ideologies.

A thrilling and ambitious novel about identity and the overwhelming power of culture that shows us how, even at the darkest corners of history, life finds a way.

Madrid, Winter of 1938

Clotilde, a graphic artist that draws cartoons for republican newspapers, spends the last months of the Civil War in Madrid. The fall of the Republic is imminent, so her husband, a communist militant working for the Russians, must send their son, Pablo, only five years old, to Moscow against her will. Clotilde resists with all her might, but can't stop commander Boris Petrov from embarking on this dangerous journey through a Spain in flames to fulfil his comrade's wish and deliver Pablo to the Soviet Union, where Stalin is erecting a new country on top of the ruins of the old regime.

Moscow, Spring of 1939

There he is greeted by his new family. Touched by his tragic exile, they affectionally welcome an exhausted and sick boy. Anya immediately takes care of Pablo as if he were her own son, making no distinction between him and Igor, Pablo's adoptive brother. Daughter and wife of two proud heroes of the Revolution--her father fought next to Lenin, her husband under Stalin--Anya loves poetry and music, dubious and bourgeois interests in the eyes of the authorities. While her illusions capsize within the increasingly oppressive Stalinist terror, her spirit rebels against injustice, misery, the absence of freedom, and the Gulag.

Pablo grows up between the ever-more tenuous memory of his mother, relentless in her efforts to get him back, and Anya's love, who shares with him her love for music, for literature, and her yearning for freedom. Two women united by a boy's fate, both reflected in the same mirror: the totalitarian ideologies the twentieth century succumbed to.

You may lose a war, and yet earn your freedom.

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