Guia politicamente incorreto da história do Brasil

Guia politicamente incorreto da história do Brasil

by Leandro Narloch

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Brazil has a fantastic amount of political ideology incrusted on his schools, that was built based on interests that are not compromised with the truth, but only with power and manipulation. This book has a compilation of facts that authors and teachers insist in hide from their students, in order to keep the politicaly correct ideias. Each chapter has a demystification about a theme of brazilian history, supported by a lot of references that Narloch make sure to list every time a chapter ends. If you have doubts about what people have taught to you on your student period, you really should try this book and start to think looking through another viewpoint. If you don't have doubts, Brazil needs you to have. Start reading Narloch and you'll become a skeptical.

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