Sāl'hā-yi Vaḥshat: Persiska (Farsi) 1404

Here is an innovative, rigorous, and objective approach to the figure of General Franco, the result of exhaustive research, independent of ideological postulates. From his early years as a cadet to his twilight as a dictator, discover the lesser-known aspects of the Generalissimo's life and his decisive influence on the history of Spain. The figure of General Franco is undoubtedly one of the most controversial in the recent history of our country. The legacy of his past continues to provoke rejection from a vast majority of Spaniards, who consider the nearly forty years of Franco's dictatorship an episode best forgotten. However, history is stubborn and does not allow its figures to be definitively forgotten, serving as a reminder to prevent the same mistakes from being repeated. This work presents facets of his life that have remained hidden from the general public for all these years. With a lively and engaging style that will captivate the reader, the author introduces us to the most surprising and relevant episodes of this period through the testimonies of some of the key figures of the last century of our country's history.