A family forced by poverty and political commitment to several migrations, between Marche, Luxembourg and the south of France. Stories of people forced to make important choices, even at the risk of compromising their own existences. In Freedom, together with my heart intertwine, throughout the 20th century and up to the end of World War … Freedom, together with my heart

Ugolino lives as a prisoner of a hood because a fire has disfigured him and, in the very modern Venice of 1526, disfigurement is a shame to hide, a horror, a reminder of the misfortunes with which life can overwhelm. But the boy cannot stay long in the room where he is holed up. Not … Green Eldorado

It all begins with a safety pin that catches on a button, and rips. She, the pin, is named Kyara: sixteen years old, boots on, hair short and bleached, determined stride as she goes to the clandestine meeting of the feminist poetry circle. The button she gets caught in is Alex, who cares so much … The World will end at night

From the Fosse Ardeatine to Cinecittà, from the Nazi uniform worn to kill to the Nazi uniform worn to make movies. Borante Domizlaff and Karl Hass, two SS officers who, on March 23, 1944, shot at the orders of Herbert Kappler, reappear, with other former German officers, in the production of some of the most … Nazis in Cinecittà

There may be a mystery hiding behind Albert Camus’ death. Was it the Kgb to cause the car accident costing him his life? And why? On the occasion of the centenary of the French writer’s birth, this book investigates in the cracks of the official reconstruction, looking for hard to find truth, recalling the bitter … Camus must die

These are memories of people seeing with their own eyes, escaping death miraculously, the carnages during the German occupation in Italy between 1943 and 1945.