by Ricardo de la Cierva · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788432058684
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«1939, Agonía y victoria» is the historical essay by Ricardo de la Cierva, published by Planeta in paperback (346 pages, in Spanish).
The book reconstructs the final months of the Spanish Civil War, focusing on military operations, political negotiations, and internal tensions that hastened the end of the conflict in 1939. The author draws on contemporary documentation and includes black-and-white photographs to illustrate the narrative.
The work won the Premio Espejo de España 1989 and was published as volume no. 140 of Planeta's Espejo de España collection, with the subtitle «El protocolo 277».
Suitable for readers of contemporary Spanish history, especially those wishing to delve into the Civil War and the political and military keys of the period.
Ricardo de la Cierva y Hoces was a Spanish historian and politician.
