Sadly, no. I think I got it years ago from a website about Genoa.
The thing that struck me in it – more notable for the red coloured-in neckerchiefs – was how few the partisans were, shepherding all these uniformed German soldiers pouring down...
Hi, hope it's ok to post this here. I've started to reveal the cover for my debut novel, Joe with an E. I say started because I'm doing it through my Instagram profile - revealing one square at a time, having divided it up into 15 squares (3 x...
I agree with you @E G Logan, some areas, like you say in Liguria were real strongholds for the Partisans as they could hide in the mountainous Appennines, so the locals were at direct contact with the fighters. Therefore "feelings" for this...
Women certainly would look at war in a different stance but I would not bet on it that they would solve the problem, some women can be fierce when in power.
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