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REVISTA HISTORIA MILITAR 119
ARTICLES:
Summary
– The promotions by merit of war (1909-1922). Their impact
on the appearance and development of the Defense Committees,
by Mr. Alberto BRU SÁNCHEZ FORTÚN, degree in
Pages
Contemporary History.......................................................... 13
– “The Colonels”. A golden age of researchers around the Military
History Service (1968-1973), by Mr. Fernando CALVO
GONZÁLEZ-REGUERAL, degree in business studies and
writer................................................................................... 67
– Manuel Fernández Silvestre: the making and rehabilitation of
a General, by Mr. Lucas CANTERAS ZUBIETA, degree in
History by the Complutense University of Madrid.................. 97
– Evolution of uniforms through some portraits of Spanish Generals:
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, by Ms. Soledad
CID GONZÁLEZ, degree in History of Art, Master in History,
Arts and Geography Investigation advanced means and
procedures............................................................................ 133
– The Count of Alcaudete´s defeat at Mostanagem (1558), by
Mr. Ricardo GONZÁLEZ CASTRILLO, Doctor´s degree in
Geography and History, King Juan Carlos University................ 175
– The ladies of the Maltese Cross: an objective vision on the
Women´s Army Auxiliary Corps, by Mr. José Miguel QUESADA
GONZÁLEZ, Doctor´s degree in International Security,
Gutiérrez Mellado University Institute, National Open
University (UNED................................................................ 217
- The promotions by merit of war (1909-1922). Their impact on the appearance and development of the Defense Committees, by Mr. Alberto BRU SÁNCHEZ FORTÚN, degree in Contemporary History
- “The Colonels”. A golden age of researchers around the Military History Service (1968-1973), by Mr. Fernando CALVO GONZÁLEZ-REGUERAL, degree in business studies and writer
- Manuel Fernández Silvestre: the making and rehabilitation of a General, by Mr. Lucas CANTERAS ZUBIETA, degree in History by the Complutense University of Madrid
- Evolution of uniforms through some portraits of Spanish Generals: Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, by Ms. Soledad CID GONZÁLEZ, degree in History of Art, Master in History, Arts and Geography Investigation advanced means and procedures
- The Count of Alcaudete´s defeat at Mostanagem (1558), by Mr. Rafael Ricardo GONZÁLEZ CASTRILLO, Doctor´s degree in Geography and History. King Juan Carlos University
- The ladies of the Maltese Cross: an objective vision on the Women´s Army Auxiliary Corps, by Mr. José Miguel QUESADA GONZÁLEZ, Doctor´s degree in International Security, Gutiérrez Mellado University Institute, National Open University (UNED
- Los ascensos de guerra (1909-1922). Su repercusión en el nacimiento y desarrollo de las juntas de defensa, por don Alberto BRU SÁNCHEZ-FORTÚN, Licenciado en Historia Contemporánea
- “Los coroneles”. Una época dorada de investigadores en torno al Servicio Histórico Militar (1968-1973), por don Fernando CALVO GONZÁLEZ-REGUERAL, Licenciado en Ciencias Empresariales y escritor
- Manuel Fernández Silvestre: gestación y rehabilitación de un general, por don Lucas CANTERAS ZUBIETA, Graduado en Historia por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid
- Evolución de la uniformidad a través de algunos retratos del generalato español: siglos XVIII y XIX, por doña Soledad CID GONZÁLEZ, Licenciada en Historia del Arte, Máster en Medios y Técnicas Avanzadas de Investigación Histórica, Artística y Geográfica
- La derrota del conde de Alcaudete en Mostaganem (1558), por don Rafael Ricardo GÓNZALEZ CASTRILLO, Doctor en Geografía e Historia, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
- Las señoritas de la Cruz de Malta: una visión objetiva sobre las damas auxiliares de sanidad militar, por don José Miguel QUESADA GONZÁLEZ, Doctor en Seguridad Internacional, Instituto Universitario Gutiérrez Mellado, Universidad Nacional de Educación a D
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