Percepción de la Primera Guerra Mundial en España y América Latina

Spared from direct involvement in the Great War, Spain and Latin America were informed by journalists and volunteers who followed or even participated in the conflict. This volume rescues both volunteers’ letters and press chronicles, analyzing works by Enrique Domínguez Rodiño, Gaziel, and Vicente Blasco Ibáñez, while tracing participation in the war of figures like Hernando de Bengoechea, John Dos Passos, Ernst Jünger, and Luis Bello in Spain’s Great War debates.