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Franco ganó la guerra al comunismo, pero no derrotó su ideal, que se refugió en la clandestinidad, defendido por personas capaces de vencer el miedo de «me pueden matar mañana». El autor intenta hacer un retrato expresionista de la azarosa vida de aquel tiempo.

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Un periodista norteamericano llega a China a fines de los años 20, en el momento que son derrotadas las insurrecciones que lleva adelante el Partido Comunista de ese país asesorado por la Comintern. Los destacamentos guerrilleros que logran salvarse se reagrupan bajo la dirección de algunos probados jefes. Y, en retirada, emprenden una de las epopeyas militares mas resonantes de la historia: recorren 12.500 Km., librando cientos de combates y, con el ultimo aliento, al fin llegan a una región intrincada del noreste que les servirá como refugio para reorganizarse y establecer su gobierno...

Patricia Anderson had been an author and screenplay writer for many years. She also has extensive background in counseling, particularly with women who find themselves as victims of domestic violence. Patricia has also produced a series for foreign television and will serve as the consultant and producer for the upcoming film made from this book, also called Disappearing Doors. She is represented in: WhoA¢a¬a¢s Who in the World, WhoA¢a¬a¢s Who in America, WhoA¢a¬a¢s Who in American Politics, and WhoA¢a¬a¢s Who in Women in Politics from 1988 until present. Darlene Wallace lived...