The article focuses on a passage from Carl Schmitt?s Ex Captivitate Salus - book famously written in Nurnberg prison 1946 which he draws, memory, story derived Serbian epic poetry, to justify his understanding of historiography, victory, and the figure hero. Analyzing entire poem Schmitt extracts vignette question, we show how text presents significantly more complicated messy picture figures v...

the Valles de Tuy, a town that was war-torn throughout his early childhood. His grandfather, José Luis Rojas, taught the child how to draw, but when Cristóbal was 13, his father died, and he began work in a tobacco factory to help support his family. In 1878, an earthquake destroyed much of the Valles del Tuy region, and Rojas moved to Caracas, where he continued his artistic development under ...