San Juan De Nicaragua - 3 Angebote vergleichen

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Ground Zero Books, Ltd.
Masaya, Nicaragna: Banco Central de Nicaragua, 1998. Segunda Edicion [2000 ejemplares]. Hardcover. Very good. No dust jacket. Signed by author.. 54 p. Fold-out map. Maps. Illustrations. Notes. Translated from an on-line posting: "Alejandro Bolanos Geyer, was born in Masaya, Nicaragua on August 24, 1924. Firstborn Son of Nicholas and Amanda Bolanos Geyer Abaunza Cortes. He married Patrica Davis of Saint Louis, Missouri with whom he had seven children, five boys and two girls. Of these: 27 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. He died in Managua, Nicaragua on May 25, 2005. He attended school at Colegio Central America, Jesuit, in Granada, Nicaragua, where he graduated in 1942 with the title of "Prince Perpetuo " for excellence in academics, sports, fellowship, and service to others. In August 1942, he entered the Jesuit College, Saint Louis University in Saint Louis, Missouri, United States where he received his degree of Doctor of Internal Medicine-Diagnosis. In 1949 he returned to Nicaragua to establish a successful practice under which it was regarded as an excellent doctor with high rates of satisfaction and appreciation of their patients. Besides the great knowledge on the subject and strong diagnostic and analytical skills, Dr. Alejandro Bolanos had a good " clinical eye " and high moral and ethical values. ​ In Nicaragua, was a pioneer in the application and practice of medical school in the U.S., the most advanced worldwide. Your clinical center in Managua was the first to combine several specialties under one roof. As an entrepreneur, he participated in partnership with his brothers, Nicholas and Henry, in the creation and development of the cotton company 's largest agribusiness, Bolanos-Saimsa Group. In 1972, while reading the book by Clinton Rollins William Walker: War in Nicaragua thought this would be a " novel " but realized that I was reading a testimonial document, but doubted the information being published as "history" and that used as truthful in textbooks. He sought information with his uncle, the historian Andres Vega Bolanos, who said: "In Nicaragua historians abound, unfortunately not true that abounds in history has been to shine, by that which is lacking archives and libraries, and, will be the worst, of people who consult. " This I turned to study and investigate thoroughly the decade 1850-1860, a time when Nicaragua was in crisis and was the center of the world then. He traveled to many countries photocopying vital documents to collect and analyze the largest existing collection on the time: more than a thousand folders, about 300 rolls of microfilm and a combined total of hundreds of thousands of pages photocopied from their primary sources in Europe, the U.S., the Caribbean and Central. These original documents are the basis of the original literature of his work. In his research, Dr. Alejandro Bolanos Geyer discovered that in fact, the book " testimonial" was certainly false-was a " novel". Rollins Clinton was not accompanying a filibuster William Walker in Nicaragua. Clinton Rollins was a pseudonym of the writer Clinton H. Parkhurst comic writer in the San Francisco Chronicle. While researching this, Dr. Bolanos is even more interested in the personality of Filibuster William Walker, and used his medical diagnosis skills to study and analyze psychologically William Walker while documenting the true history of the War in Nicaragua. In exile from 1978-1995, worked hard from his home in St. Charles, Missouri, United States, promote and disseminate among academia, media, government, religious and all other intellectual truth of events in Nicaragua of that time. To this end, he created the Nicaragua Information Center, published the newsletter Voice of Nicaragua (Voice of Nicaragua ), and gave numerous lectures. For his work, Dr. Alejandro Bolanos was awarded multiple awards from private and government institutions in several countries. The work of educating with the truth and his passion for making known the story as it happened, not as we wish it would have been, based on the medical education. "The disease must diagnose, analyze, and treat it for what it is, not for what we.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Ground Zero Books, Ltd. [62893], Silver Spring, MD, U.S.A.
54 p. Fold-out map. Maps. Illustrations. Notes. Translated from an on-line posting: "Alejandro Bolanos Geyer, was born in Masaya, Nicaragua on August 24, 1924. Firstborn Son of Nicholas and Amanda Bolanos Geyer Abaunza Cortes. He married Patrica Davis of Saint Louis, Missouri with whom he had seven children, five boys and two girls. Of these: 27 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. He died in Managua, Nicaragua on May 25, 2005. He attended school at Colegio Central America, Jesuit, in Granada, Nicaragua, where he graduated in 1942 with the title of "Prince Perpetuo " for excellence in academics, sports, fellowship, and service to others. In August 1942, he entered the Jesuit College, Saint Louis University in Saint Louis, Missouri, United States where he received his degree of Doctor of Internal Medicine-Diagnosis. In 1949 he returned to Nicaragua to establish a successful practice under which it was regarded as an excellent doctor with high rates of satisfaction and appreciation of their patients. Besides the great knowledge on the subject and strong diagnostic and analytical skills, Dr. Alejandro Bolanos had a good " clinical eye " and high moral and ethical values. ? In Nicaragua, was a pioneer in the application and practice of medical school in the U.S., the most advanced worldwide. Your clinical center in Managua was the first to combine several specialties under one roof. As an entrepreneur, he participated in partnership with his brothers, Nicholas and Henry, in the creation and development of the cotton company 's largest agribusiness, Bolanos-Saimsa Group. In 1972, while reading the book by Clinton Rollins William Walker: War in Nicaragua thought this would be a " novel " but realized that I was reading a testimonial document, but doubted the information being published as "history" and that used as truthful in textbooks. He sought information with his uncle, the historian Andres Vega Bolanos, who said: "In Nicaragua historians abound, unfortunately not true that abounds in history has been to shine, by that which is lacking archives and libraries, and, will be the worst, of people who consult. " This I turned to study and investigate thoroughly the decade 1850-1860, a time when Nicaragua was in crisis and was the center of the world then. He traveled to many countries photocopying vital documents to collect and analyze the largest existing collection on the time: more than a thousand folders, about 300 rolls of microfilm and a combined total of hundreds of thousands of pages photocopied from their primary sources in Europe, the U.S., the Caribbean and Central. These original documents are the basis of the original literature of his work. In his research, Dr. Alejandro Bolanos Geyer discovered that in fact, the book " testimonial" was certainly false-was a " novel". Rollins Clinton was not accompanying a filibuster William Walker in Nicaragua. Clinton Rollins was a pseudonym of the writer Clinton H. Parkhurst comic writer in the San Francisco Chronicle. While researching this, Dr. Bolanos is even more interested in the personality of Filibuster William Walker, and used his medical diagnosis skills to study and analyze psychologically William Walker while documenting the true history of the War in Nicaragua. In exile from 1978-1995, worked hard from his home in St. Charles, Missouri, United States, promote and disseminate among academia, media, government, religious and all other intellectual truth of events in Nicaragua of that time. To this end, he created the Nicaragua Information Center, published the newsletter Voice of Nicaragua (Voice of Nicaragua ), and gave numerous lectures. For his work, Dr. Alejandro Bolanos was awarded multiple awards from private and government institutions in several countries. The work of educating with the truth and his passion for making known the story as it happened, not as we wish it would have been, based on the medical education. "The disease must diagnose, analyze, and t.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Ground Zero Books Ltd, MD, Silver Spring, [RE:5].
Hardcover, Segunda Edicion [2000 ejemplares].