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Historia de las guerras de España en Marruecos

By: Rogelio González Andradas
Narrated by: Fernando Simón
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Mucho se ha escrito sobre la presencia española en el norte de África (parte del territorio del actual reino de Marruecos) acerca de los diferentes sucesos que allí ocurrieron. En este libro se narran de forma sencilla e interrelacionada los acontecimientos bélicos acaecidos contra las tribus rebeldes desde los orígenes de la presencia española en el Territorio -allá por el siglo XV- hasta la independencia del constituido reino de Marruecos el 2 de marzo de 1956. Relata las siete Guerras destacadas acontecidas entre 1859 y 1927, haciendo especial hincapié en la Tragedia de Annual (1921) y en el Desembarco de Alhucemas (1925) con su Ofensiva Final (1926-1927).

©2022 Rogelio González Andradas, Editorial Almuzara (P)2023 Audible Studios Spain

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