by Víctor San Juan · Sílex · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9788477371212
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«Trafalgar: tres armadas en combate» is the historical essay by Víctor San Juan, published by Sílex in 2005 (299 pages, in Spanish).
Analysis of the Battle of Trafalgar from a naval perspective, with the political and military situation of the British, French and Spanish fleets. It describes the role of Nelson, Villeneuve, Gravina and Churruca and frames the Spanish defeat within British hegemony. Three appendices cover other naval battles that served as a reference for Nelson.
The work belongs to the Serie Historia collection from Sílex and includes bibliographic references (pages 297-299).
A work of interest for fans of naval history, the Napoleonic era and the great military confrontations of the 19th century.
Víctor M. San Juan Sánchez was a Spanish naval historian, engineer and boat racer. He wrote over 30 books of both fiction and non-fiction about the naval history of Spain. His list of awards included two Nostromo awards, a bronze medal by the Fundación Letras del Mar, and an honor induction in the Premios Robinson de Historia Naval.
