John very interesting your info. Thanks a lot.
> well, there's always my thesis ;-) Currently looks like it will be pretty > much exculsively on the First World War - I#ve just realised that there's > a lot more to be said on "Feuer und Blut" and "Das Waeldchen 125" than I'd > previously thought. Andrés Sánchez Pascual in the prologue of his translation of " In Stahlgewittern" " das Wäldchen 125" and " Kriegsstausbruch 1914", all of them in the same book, wrote " Fuego y sangre ( primera edición, 1925, no incluido en este volumen por voluntad del autor)", so " Feuer und Blut " wasn´t translated to spanish in 1987 because EJ didn´t give his authorization. My question is why didn´t EJ give his authorization? What happens with this book? Perhaps too militar and nationalist? Could anyone give me an idea of this book? Thanks in advance, Daniel Capó Laisfeldt
