This vain fat Austrian with hard, suspicious eyes, with his relentless ambition, and his cynical schemes, may like all Austrians, have a certain weakness for the heroes of ancient Rome and the Italian civilization of Renaissance, but he has sufficient sense of the ridiculous to realize that the Germany of Weimar could never be dominated by a little Upper-Austrian bourgeois disguised as a Sulla, a Julius Caesar or a condottiere … His ideal hero is Julius Caesar in Tyrolese dress” (224) 2. “Hitler’s intelligence is in point of fact profoundly feminine: his mind, his ambitions, even his will are not in the least virile ... Hitler is the dictator, the “woman” Germany deserves” (239)

 que muestra la evolución del progreso técnico es el de Irán, en agosto de 1952. Los datos los tomo del agudo y delicioso libro de Kart Meyer y Shareen Blair Brysac, titulado “Kingmakers, the invention of the modern Middle East”. El fondo del asunto era, como ahora, el petróleo. El 15 de marzo, 1951, ante la negativa británica de aumentar la participación