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La rosa de llamas: Mateu Morral y El Olvido
Paperback
Series: Los Archivos del Olvido
General World HistorySocial Movements
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 27 2025
Pages: 736
Weight: 1.66
Height: 1.62 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: Spanish
Madrid, 31 de maig de 1906. Un ram de roses amaga una bomba. El casament reial d'Alfons XIII es tenyeix de sang i pólvora.
El atentado fallido contra los monarcas convierte instantáneamente a su autor, el joven bibliotecario anarquista Mateu Morral, en el enemigo público número uno, el rostro del terrorismo más temido. La historia oficial lo reduce a un monstruo sanguinario, pero... quién fue realmente el hombre detrás del magnicida?
La Rosa de Llamas te transporta a la convulsa España de principios del siglo XX para desentrañar la compleja y trágica vida de Mateu Morral. A través de una narrativa dual absorbente y profundamente humana, la novela explora su historia desde dos perspectivas únicas:
- Los recuerdos y la atormentada conciencia de Mateu Morral, desde su infancia en el Sabadell industrial, marcada por el rechazo y una sensibilidad a flor de piel ante la injusticia, hasta su radicalización en los cÃrculos libertarios de Europa y su fatÃdica decisión.
- La voz atemporal y melancólica de El Olvido, la enigmática entidad narradora de esta tetralogÃa, que custodia las verdades que la Historia y el poder prefirieron sepultar, revelando las pasiones, los ideales rotos y las contradicciones de un hombre borrado por el relato oficial.
Xavier Moreno acomete una minuciosa reconstrucción histórica que, sin rehuir la crudeza del atentado, ofrece un retrato Ãntimo y reflexivo sobre las motivaciones que pueden llevar a un idealista a abrazar la violencia. La Rosa de Llamas es una inmersión en las contradicciones de una época y de un alma, y una meditación sobre cómo se construye la memoria y el olvido.
Qué convierte a un hombre en un sÃmbolo de terror? Y qué verdades se ocultan cuando la historia la escriben los vencedores?
Una novela histórica vibrante y conmovedora, imprescindible para quienes buscan comprender las raÃces de la violencia polÃtica, las complejidades del anarquismo español y las figuras trágicas que la historia simplifica. Segunda entrega de la TetralogÃa del Olvido.
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También disponible en catalán: La Rosa de Flames.
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