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The book "The world of rural childhood in Patagonia. A history of inequality" by Enrique Hugo Masés analyzes the inequality in rural childhood in Argentine Patagonia during the 19th and 20th centuries. The author uses historical sources to examine the living conditions of children, their relationship with work, health, and education. It highlights that childhood in the rural world was brief and difficult, as children were forced to work from an early age and endured difficult living conditions. Additionally, they suffered from lack of protection and abandonment both inside and outside their homes. It concludes that rural childhood was ephemeral, insecure, and demanding. [Extracted from the article]

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The book "El Siglo Futuro. A Carlist Diary in Republican Times (1931-1936)" by José Luis Agudín Menéndez analyzes the history and role of Carlism during the Second Republic in Spain. The book offers a comprehensive view of the publication and its influence on the traditionalist movement, as well as the relationship between Carlism and the Republic and the role of the diary during the Spanish Civil War. The book is considered a valuable contribution to the study of Carlism and its impact on the history of Spain in the 20th century. The review praises the quality of the edition and the structure of the book, as well as the inclusion of graphic material. [Extracted from the article]

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The book "Steps in the Atrium: Kafka, Roth, and Buber" by Gabriel Insausti analyzes the lives and decisions of Franz Kafka, Philip Roth, and Martin Buber, and how these figures become travel companions on a path marked by Buber's investigations. The author explores the psychoanalytic, biographical, and theological interpretations of Kafka's writing, and suggests that his work reflects his desire to break with family traditions and give his work a prophetic character. Additionally, the book examines the relationship between Kafka, Roth, and Buber and Central European Judaism in the first half of the 20th century. The text highlights the importance of waiting and hope in the existence of Jews during that time and place, and proposes the need for a renewed Judaism. In conclusion, the book offers a profound insight into the symbolic worlds of Kafka, Roth, and Buber, revealing their existential, philosophical, and historical roots. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the results of research conducted in La Pampa during the 20th century, analyzing public policies and the construction of state capacities in different areas. The importance of decentralizing the State in decision-making and the role of human resources in the development of public policies are highlighted. The article also analyzes the relationships between the State and society, focusing on state capacities and their relationship with the production of public information, planning and rationalization of public administration, and territorial control. The book proposes a broader and more pluralistic view of the State. [Extracted from the article]

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The text is a review of the book "In Favor of a Workers' Homeland. Transnational History of the Confederation of Latin American Workers (1938-1953)" written by Patricio Herrera González. The book reconstructs the history of the Confederation of Latin American Workers (CTAL) and its importance as the most important trade union center in the continent in the first half of the 20th century. The author highlights the autonomy of Vicente Lombardo Toledano, a Mexican labor leader, and his ability to negotiate with the State and capital. The relevance of the CTAL in defending labor and social demands, including peasants and indigenous people, is also mentioned. However, the CTAL could not withstand the attacks of anti-communism and US hegemony during the Cold War. The book leaves open topics for future research, such as the failure of the CTAL in the early years of the Cold War and the participation of women in the labor movement and Latin American left-wing movements. [Extracted from the article]

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The article is a review of the book "The Power of the Image: Iconography, Representations, and Imaginaries in America (16th-20th centuries)" edited by Cristina Fonseca Ramírez and Pedro Pérez Herrero. The book addresses the usefulness of images and representations in the history of America, from the colonial period to the 20th century. It is divided into two parts, one focused on images in the colonial era and the other on independent America. The book's editors highlight the importance of using new images for contemporary historiographical narratives. The book offers a European and metropolitan perspective on the history of America and features contributions from various authors. [Extracted from the article]

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The book "Sport, Masculinities, and Mass Culture: Stories from Chilean Sports Magazines, 1899-1958" by Pedro Acuña analyzes the formation of Chilean sports press and its influence on the construction of masculinities and political processes in the 20th century. The author uses a Cultural History approach to understand the role of sports media as political and collective intellectual actors. The influence of sports magazines in transforming the State's perspective on sports and constructing imaginaries of masculinity is highlighted. The book utilizes different historiographical and interdisciplinary perspectives to analyze sports magazines and their role in mass culture. [Extracted from the article]

The article summarizes the book "Cultural Ambassadors: Latin American Women and Diplomatic Life, 1860-1960" written by Paula Bruno, Alexandra Pita, and Marina Alvarado. The book examines the participation of women from Argentina, Chile, and Mexico in diplomatic life during the 19th and 20th centuries. Cases such as Bascuñán Valledor, Emilia Herrera y Martínez, Amanda Labarca, Concha Romero, and Palma Guillén are highlighted, as they played diplomatic roles or had connections to diplomacy. The book emphasizes the importance of these women as cultural ambassadors and mentions the difficulties they faced in their diplomatic careers. [Extracted from the article]

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A review of the book "Broken Lives: How Ordinary Germans Experienced the 20th Century," by Konrad H. Jarausch, is presented.

A review of the book "The Bughouse: The Poetry, Politics, and Madness of Ezra Pound," by Daniel Swift, is presented.

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