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I figli dell'Aquila Italian Edition eBook Giampaolo Pansa

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Giampaolo Pansa ripercorre in questo libro la vicenda di uno dei giovani che, nell'Italia dell'autunno 1943, scelsero di combattere nell'esercito della Repubblica sociale. Erano, appunto, i figli dell'Aquila, lo stemma ufficiale della Rsi. Narrata con il ritmo del romanzo, ma vera fin nei minimi dettagli, la storia di Bruno A. proietta il lettore dentro il dramma della guerra civile, in una spirale di vendette, rastrellamenti, esecuzioni e torture, che si prolungherà ben oltre il 25 aprile.

I figli dell'Aquila Italian Edition eBook Giampaolo Pansa

The story is one of a period in Italy' history that nobody for over 50 years wonted to talk about and soon will be for ever forgotten. Yet for the ones that lived throu it, no matter how old at the time, never ceased to be affected by it.

Product details File Size 634 KB Print Length 385 pages Publisher SPERLING & KUPFER (November 22, 2014) Publication Date November 22, 2014 Language Italian ASIN B00PZ8Q66O

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The story is one of a period in Italy' history that nobody for over 50 years wonted to talk about and soon will be for ever forgotten. Yet for the ones that lived throu it, no matter how old at the time, never ceased to be affected by it.