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Fouché, el genio tenebroso

Fouché, el genio tenebroso

Stefan Zweig

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Perelló Edicions
Año de edición:
2025
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Ficción clásica
ISBN:
9791370190491
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Fouché, el “genio tenebroso” de la Revolución Francesa, fue uno de los personajes más complejos y escurridizos de la historia política europea. En esta fascinante biografía, Stefan Zweig explora con maestría la vida de Joseph Fouché, un hombre que supo sobrevivir a todos los regímenes posibles: del fervor jacobino al imperio de Napoleón, de la monarquía restaurada al nuevo orden burgués. Dueño de una inteligencia fría y estratégica, Fouché se convirtió en el símbolo del oportunismo político, capaz de traicionar hoy a quien ayer había servido.Con un estilo ágil y penetrante, no solo reconstruye los hechos, sino que penetra en la psicología del personaje, revelando cómo un hombre sin escrúpulos pudo manejar los hilos del poder desde las sombras.

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