Marc Bloch y los años treinta:

El historiador, el hombre y la historia.

Abstract

For Müller, Bloch constituted an exemplary triad: historian, citizen and history. Bloch considered that science should reflect a better and more direct encounter between men (citizens), always having history as an ever-present background, which it is our duty to get to the bottom of. In the first part of this essay, Müller examines the manner in which Bloch conceived the relationship of the historian with the present; in the second part, he evokes Marc Bloch's attitude towards Germany, and concludes, with the theme of the coherence between the scientist and the citizen .