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The book is constructed by selecting and gathering the thousands of news about Yecla that national newspapers offered their readers since the revolution of 1868 to the Civil War of 1936
On Wednesday November 7, at 20:00 in Auditorium "Juan Miguel Benedito Rodríguez" of Yecla will take place the presentation of the book "Keyword: Yecla, in the national press 1868 1936" which is the author Dr. Jose Soriano Palao, Son of Yecla
"This book has been built selecting and grouping in large chapters almost ten thousand news about Yecla that national newspapers offered their readers since the revolution of 1868 to the Civil War of 1936, a period in which the press acquired a great development relying on the appearance of the railroad and the telegraph ", as explained by the author of the publication that has expressed a desire to own" contribute to the development of the historical account of the town of Yecla in the nineteenth century and early twentieth century. "
Thus it recovers what the newspapers of Madrid told about the construction of narrow gauge railway connecting Villena, Alcoy and Yecla, on Don Manuel Daza, the inventor of the so called tóxpiro of Daza, Republicans Yecla in the first decades of XX century, the development of the wine industry, programming Concha Segura Theatre, literary festivals that became known as Floral Games were, the College of Escolapios or the Institute of Secondary Education which opened during the Second Republic, among other topics
Jose Soriano Palao has a degree in Medicine and Surgery from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (1974).
Doctor from the University of Valencia (1989).
He has been Head of Internal Medicine Hospital Virgen del Castillo de Yecla (1982-1999) and the Reina Sofía Hospital in Murcia (1999-2014).
He has published in numerous medical journals related specialties endocrinology and nutrition and internal medicine work.
Now retired, he continues to work with the Murciano Health Service emeritus coordinator of the Diabetes Health Area VII Murcia-Este.
Degree in Modern and Contemporary History from the University of Murcia (1995), is the author of several historical works, always related to the town of Yecla.
"Infant mortality in the early demographic transition" "Epidemics of cholera in Yecla during the nineteenth century," The demographic transition in Yecla (1860-1930) "and" The health organization Yecla in the nineteenth and early . of XX "These and other studies were epitomized in the book health, health and demographic change in Yecla: 1852-1930, published in 2000 by the Royal Academy of Medicine and Surgery of Murcia.
In October 2014, the City of Yecla, awarded the distinction of Son of the City of Yecla.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Yecla
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