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Los looks más icónicos de la historia del Festival de Cannes

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By ullstein bild Dtl, Pool GARCIA, Tim Graham Verified
| Diario AS Verified
Festival de Cannes El Festival Internacional de Cine de Cannes es el festival más importante de la industria europea del cine. Repasa en este fotorrelato los estilos más inolvidables del evento. Actualizado a 18 de mayo de 2026 08:03 CEST Sophia Loren (1955)FOTO: ullstein bild Dtl.
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1949: La fundación de la OTAN y la nueva configuración del mundo moderno

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By ullstein bild Dtl, Mondadori Portfolio, Hulton Deutsch
| Diario AS Verified
Historia Este año se enmarca en la consolidación de la Guerra Fría que dio origen a un nuevo marco mundial con la oficialización del estado israelí, la fundación de la OTAN, la creación del Consejo de Europa, la fundación de las dos Alemanias y la proclamación de la República Popular China.
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How could it have happened? The fundamental question about Nazism that continues to haunt Germany

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By Marc Bassets Verified, Universal ImagesGroup, ullstein bild Dtl
| El País Verified
How could it have happened? That is the question. German historians, like Captain Ahab with the white whale, continue to obsessively pursue it. More than 80 years after the end of Nazism, they still haven’t found a definitive or complete answer. “Any answer to the question of why things happened this way is subject to scrutiny of the sources,” responds Heinrich August Winkler, patriarch of German historiography, with scientific rigor.
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