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Today I talk about a career-related website.
You can find this website in: https://web.facebook.com/groups/461693343918333/

In this web site I can find books related to History in all its ambits, be it universal, Latin American, related to certain countries or specific historical processes. But I can also find documentaries related to historical topics, and other texts with sociological and anthropological perspective, of certain historical phenomena.

This website is on facebook, it is a private facebook group where one becomes a member and can share with other bibliography of interest within the group "Historia en PDF".

I like this website because being a facebook page facilitates the downloading of any content, it also facilitates the search of books that give diverse perspectives of historical analysis of various Latin American and European authors that often do not have much diffusion outside of your country of origin, also that those who share texts and documentaries are often students, professionals and fans of history or social science.

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