La Guerra Fría contada para escépticos

The most gripping story of the 20th century, without solemnity or boredom. Spies, missiles, coups, capricious borders, covert wars, propaganda, and a constant threat that could blow everything up. The Cold War was much more than a confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union: it was the great struggle that defined the second half of the 20th century and shaped the world we live in; its consequences are still felt today. With the irony, knowledge, and narrative talent that have made him Spain's most widely read popular historian, Juan Eslava Galán guides us through a fascinating era of conspiracies, political ambitions, and pivotal figures. This new installment in the successful "History Told for Skeptics" series explains, in an engaging and rigorous way, one of the most exciting and decisive episodes in contemporary history.