by Jordi Amat · Tusquets Editores S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490662427
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In 'The Spring of Munich,' Jordi Amat reconstructs the origin, development, and outcome of a key episode in Spanish democratic culture: the Contubernio de Múnich. Through figures such as Julián Gorkin and Dionisio Ridruejo, the book explores the intense ideological debates of the Cold War and reveals a solid alternative to the Francoist tyranny, clarifying the causes of its failure. With unpublished material from various archives, Amat paints a choral altarpiece of a gray and convulsive era, nuancing the account of the origins of the Transition and questioning the solidity of its roots.
Spanish philologist and writer (born 1978)
