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Borghesia violenta
347 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2021
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November 30, 2024
Half oral history, half judicial storytelling.
An interesting and relevant angle path through armed conflict in the Italian 70s, both focusing on key events and characters (Ramelli, Fioravanti, Alibrandi, Donat-Cattin) and broadening the scope beyond the stereotypical NAR-BR juxtaposition.
Well written. At times walking through the same thread leading to a certain redundancy, especially in the second half of the book.
Overall, well worth reading given the impressive body of research, especially on Prima Linea.
An interesting and relevant angle path through armed conflict in the Italian 70s, both focusing on key events and characters (Ramelli, Fioravanti, Alibrandi, Donat-Cattin) and broadening the scope beyond the stereotypical NAR-BR juxtaposition.
Well written. At times walking through the same thread leading to a certain redundancy, especially in the second half of the book.
Overall, well worth reading given the impressive body of research, especially on Prima Linea.
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