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Article: A Venetian Affair.(Brief Article)(Audiobook Review)
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- Kliatt
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- March 1, 2004
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Andrea di Robilant. 2003. Read by Paul Hecht with Lisette Lecat & Jeff Woodman. 7 tapes. 11.25 hrs. Recorded Books. #97491.1-4025-5805-8. $69.00. Vinyl; plot notes. SA
Robilant based this novel on letters discovered in his own father's effects. Like the author, the listener will be caught up in the story of two 18th-century lovers who, despite their intense love, are forbidden by custom and family to ever have a socially accepted relationship. Their love story is mixed in with the history of the Italian ...
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Article: Ben-Ghiat, Ruth Fascist Modernities: Italy, ...
History: Review of New Books;
January 1, 2002 ;
700+ words
... ... took part in the rebuilding of Italy under Allied auspices and provided continuity, for good or ill, with the postwar Italian Republic. Written in an engaging yet sophisticated style, Ben-Ghiat's singular achievement deserves a permanent place on any ...
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