Evita by Evita

Perón, Eva

Biographies & Memoirs

J.M.Dent & Sons Ltd.

Evita by Evita: Eva Duarte Peron Tells Her Own Story

Proteus,U.S.

<p>The deathbed manuscript attributed to Eva Peron.</p>

Evita: In My Own Words

Humor & Entertainment

New Press, The

A new edition of the controversial "deathbed manuscript" attributed to Eva Perón. In 1987, a document that appeared to be the long-lost deathbed manuscript of Eva Perón was found in a government archive in Buenos Aires. Rumor had it that the manuscript, which is critical of the Argentine church and military, had been suppressed for thirty years after Evita's death by her husband, Argentine President Juan Perón. First published in the United States by The New Press in 1996, the book remains a fascinating historical document and memoir at a time when Argentina is back in the headlines and trials of leading officials from the Perón era are underway. Leading Perón scholars disagree about whether Evita wrote every word herself, and Evita: In My Own Words includes an extensive introduction by Perón scholar Joseph A. Page, who weighs all the claims and counterclaims about the document's authenticity and provides an essential historical framework for Eva Perón's life. Evita offers a firsthand glimpse of the woman who left an indelible if controversial mark on Argentina, and, at the time of her death at age thirty-three, was considered one of the most powerful women in the world. Originally published as In My Own Words.

Evita : In My Own Words

The New Press

<p>In My Own Words is extracted from a document, "My Message," purportedly written by Evita on her deathbed. The introduction by Joseph A. Page of Georgetown University argues for the authenticity of the document and provides a useful introduction to Evita's life and work. Evita rose from illegitimacy and poverty in rural Argentina to a stellar life as a celebrated beauty and consort of Juan Peron, president of Argentina. Evita as First Lady famously looked after the poor of her country and was beloved by ordinary people. She died tragically of uterine cancer at the age of 33 and became an icon for Argentina.</p>

Evita: in My Own Words

Leaders & Notable People

Mainstream

La Razon de Mi Vida (Spanish Edition)

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

CS Ediciones

"La razón de mi vida", obra en la que Evita da conocer sus sentimientos y pensamientos, su ideología, su lucha junto a Perón, fue realizado en base a borradores escritos por Eva Perón, a los que el escritor José Penella de Silva dio estructura literaria. Se incluyen además mensajes y discursos pronunciados durante el año 1952, último de su vida. Con este tomo se completa la compilación de la obra de Eva Perón.

La razón de mi vida : y otros escritos. vol. 4

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