"Desperta Ferro La Guerra México-Estados Unidos 1846-1848" Topic
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| Lilian | 22 Feb 2025 1:54 p.m. PST |
the spanish-speaking magazine Desperta Ferro Historia Moderna n°75 for april 2025
Abril 2025 N.º 75: La Guerra México-Estados Unidos 1846-1848 - Destino Manifiesto. Las ambiciones expansionistas de Estados Unidos por Amy S. Greenberg (Pennsylvania State University)
- La campaña de Texas y la batalla de Monterrey por César Morado Macías (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León)
- El ejército estadounidense de 1846 por Richard Bruce Winders
- Las campañas de Nuevo México y California por Michael Haskew
- Guerra de guerrillas y represión por Eliud Santiago Aparicio (Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Alfonso Vélez Pliego-BUAP)
- El regreso de Santa Anna y la batalla de la Angostura por Will Fowler (University of St. Andrews)
- La batalla por Ciudad de México por Carlos Arellano González (Asociación Mexicana de Arqueología e Historia Militar)
- El Tratado de Guadalupe Hidalgo y las consecuencias de la guerra por Carlos Arellano González (Asociación Mexicana de Arqueología e Historia Militar) |
79thPA  | 24 Feb 2025 2:54 p.m. PST |
It looks interesting. If only I knew more than a few words in Spanish. |
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