Blaustein, Ricardo
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Product Description This book is about a journey. From craddle to death, from the dust bowl to the throne, Eva Peron, born Maria Eva Duarte had to cre
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ate and recreate herself, time after time, in order to survive and to succeed. In the 1950s, Eva Peron, First Lady of Argentina and the real power behind and alongside strongman Juan Peron, became a symbol for all women in Latin America and the rest of the world. She was a living proof that women had a leading role to play in the future of society and humanity, a role as important as any man and perhaps more so. This biography, like no other one about her, follows her life and death as objectively as possible, without attention to unsubstantiated rumors and hearsay, paying close heed to the historical record and to the testimony of direct witnesses. About the Author Ricardo Blaustein is an international Argentine businessman and graduated from the Ecole Nationale des Pontes et Chaussees in Paris. He has also lectured on global marketing topics in Europe, the United States and South America. Further, Blaustein is knowledgeable of the subject matter, having lived in Buenos Aires where he met many of the people involved with Eva Peron. Emmanuel Yevenes, besides being a writer and working in the film industry in Los Angeles, he graduated with a M.F.A. from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and was a Research Fellow at the Latin American Center of the University of California, Los Angeles. He has written about the psychology of political leaders in that part of the continent.
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