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A lively account of corruption, political incompetence and social division in modern Spain. Helen Graham
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A People Betrayed will long stand as a testament to a career that has established Preston as the leading authority on twentieth-century Spain.
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One of the leading authorities on 20th-century Spain paints a dark portrait of the political history of the Iberian nation that has long struggled to find ...
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“A People Betrayed” doesn't provoke the same criticism, even though Mr. Preston does underplay the effect of Spain's opening up to the outside ...
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Fascist dictators, left-wing terrorists, and feckless democratic politicians all come off badly in this nuanced and evenhanded history of modern Spain ...
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The culmination of a half-century of historical investigation, A People Betrayed is not only a definitive history of modern Spain but also a compelling ...
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Critics have described this book as brave, compelling, powerful, overwhelming, exceptional, and important. It has all of these attributes. It should be ...
Review of Paul Preston's A People Betrayed - Richard Baxell
It is the central thesis of this book that the violence, corruption and incompetence of the political class have betrayed the population.
While corruption and political incompetence were, and are, prevalent in Spain, they are scarcely unique to it.
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A People Betrayed (2000) is a masterful, in-depth look at the international community's failure to intervene in one of the greatest humanitarian catastrophes ...
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In A People Betrayed, which runs to 750 pages in total, the historian shows how institutionalised corruption in Spain has fomented ongoing social division.
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This comprehensive history chronicles the fomenting of violent social division by institutionalised corruption and startling political incompetence.
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Paul Preston's A People Betrayed is a searing and thorough account of how the Spanish state developed with corruption endemic to its ...
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A People Betrayed looks back to the years prior to 1923 when electoral corruption excluded the masses from organized politics and gave them a ...