El Hombre, Un Lobo Para El Hombre (Spanish, Paperback)

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Between the years1939 and 1940, after Eastern Europe was divided between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, the Polish town in which Janusz Bardach lived came under Soviet rule. After being called to serve military duty, Bardach was assigned to a tank unit. When the tank he was driving overturned, a fellow soldier accused him of provoking the accident, and he was sentenced to 10 years of forced labor in Siberia. This book narrates Bardach's journey through the Soviet Gulag until he reached Siberia and his experiences as lumberjack, miner, and nurse in a labor camp. But this tale is more than just a retelling of a man's sufferings; it is a reflection on the will to survive and on preserving one's humanity when it appears there's none to be found. "Entre 1939 y 1940, tras la division de los territorios del este de Europa entre la Union Sovietica y la Alemania nazi, el pueblo polaco en el que vivia Janusz Bardach quedo bajo poder sovietico. Luego de ser llamado a filas para cumplir con el servicio militar, Bardach se incorporo a una unidad de carros de combate. Cuando el tanque que conducia volco, un companero lo acuso de haber provocado el accidente y fue condenado a diez anos de trabajos forzados en Siberia. Este libro relata el periplo de Bardach por el Gulag sovietico hasta llegar a Somalia y sus experiencias como lenador, minero y enfermero en un campo de trabajo. Pero este relato es mas que la narracion de los sufrimientos de un hombre, es tambien una reflexion sobre la voluntad de supervivencia y sobre como preservar la humanidad cuando no hay rastro de humanidad alrededor. "

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Between the years1939 and 1940, after Eastern Europe was divided between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, the Polish town in which Janusz Bardach lived came under Soviet rule. After being called to serve military duty, Bardach was assigned to a tank unit. When the tank he was driving overturned, a fellow soldier accused him of provoking the accident, and he was sentenced to 10 years of forced labor in Siberia. This book narrates Bardach's journey through the Soviet Gulag until he reached Siberia and his experiences as lumberjack, miner, and nurse in a labor camp. But this tale is more than just a retelling of a man's sufferings; it is a reflection on the will to survive and on preserving one's humanity when it appears there's none to be found. "Entre 1939 y 1940, tras la division de los territorios del este de Europa entre la Union Sovietica y la Alemania nazi, el pueblo polaco en el que vivia Janusz Bardach quedo bajo poder sovietico. Luego de ser llamado a filas para cumplir con el servicio militar, Bardach se incorporo a una unidad de carros de combate. Cuando el tanque que conducia volco, un companero lo acuso de haber provocado el accidente y fue condenado a diez anos de trabajos forzados en Siberia. Este libro relata el periplo de Bardach por el Gulag sovietico hasta llegar a Somalia y sus experiencias como lenador, minero y enfermero en un campo de trabajo. Pero este relato es mas que la narracion de los sufrimientos de un hombre, es tambien una reflexion sobre la voluntad de supervivencia y sobre como preservar la humanidad cuando no hay rastro de humanidad alrededor. "

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Imprint

Libros del Asteroide S.L.U.

Country of origin

United States

Release date

November 2009

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First published

November 2009

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Dimensions

216 x 140 x 28mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

480

ISBN-13

978-84-92663-10-1

Barcode

9788492663101

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LSN

84-92663-10-3



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