Love and Diplomacy in the Cold War

Why Read Love and Diplomacy in the Cold War Era**?** This is not just a biography or a genealogical record—it's a powerful historical epic that spans 1,200 years of noble European lineage intertwined with Chilean diplomacy during one of the most critical moments of the 20th century. Written by economist Dr. Bernardo Javalquinto Lagos, the son of the protagonists, this book recounts the lives of Enrique Javalquinto Markmann and Silvia Lagos Carmona, whose love and public service took them from European noble halls to the diplomatic arenas of Washington, Cairo, and Santiago. Inside you'll discover: Direct ties to the House of Trastámara, the Habsburgs, the Catholic Monarchs, and Spanish viceroys in the Americas. A love story set against the backdrop of the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Six-Day War. Silvia Lagos's pioneering role in archaeology, diplomacy, and international law. A noble lineage that connects to 25 presidents of Chile and Argentina. A reflection on legacy, duty, and historical memory. Perfect for lovers of history, diplomacy, genealogy, and real stories that read like novels. A must-read to understand how personal legacy can shape national history.