[Tierra de nadie]
Año:
2015
Género:
Público:
Año de publicación:
2017
Páginas:
193
Valoración moral:
Género: Literatura
Sin inconvenientes.
Algunos inconvenientes morales.
Presenta pasajes de cierta entidad contrarios a la fe o la moral.
Presenta pasajes escabrosos o un fondo ideológico general que puede confundir a personas con una escasa formación cristiana.
Abundan los pasajes escabrosos o un fondo ideológico contrario o extraño a los valores cristianos.
Por sus contenidos explícitos, la obra contraría la fe o la moral de la Iglesia Católica o el cristianismo en general.
This is an entertaining adventure featuring Captain Riley, in which the capture of Belchite by the Republican forces during the Spanish Civil War is recounted. Alongside fictional characters, the story includes real figures such as Ernest Hemingway, who at the time had not yet begun his relationship with Martha Gellhorn, the journalist who would later become his wife, and André Marty, who serves as the political commissar of the International Brigades.
The narration is engaging and very amusing, describing how, just before the first bombing of the town, the international troops manage to evacuate several locals, even taking an entire convent of nuns out of the area.