by Niko Roa · Editorial Ivat SL · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788417407780
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This essay by Niko Roa delves into the first forty years of Francisco Franco's life, exploring his early military vocation, his achievements in the Moroccan War, and his loyalty during the Second Republic. The author narrates the story of a man who rose from the bottom to become the youngest general in Europe, highlighting his courage and sense of duty in an early 20th-century Spain. Fernando Paz contributes with a prologue that places the reader in the historical and geographical context of the young Franco's exploits.
