Calabria

Edited by: Giampiero Mele

Translated by: May Jane Cryan

The title Calabria: Warrior and Rebel came naturally after having selected the stories and characters that appear in it. It seems that Calabria has attracted warriors and rebels like a magnet and has been influenced by them. Hannibal, one of Rome’s greatest enemies, chose the temple of Hera Lacinia to deposit his memories just as Spartacus had done when going to the city of Thurii. Julia – the woman who dared to defy two emperors, her father Augustus and her husband Tiberius – was exiled to Reggio Calabria where the Torre Julia has become a pilgrimage destination.

AUTHOR

Giampiero Mele

Born in Rome in 1958, after classical studies he took a degree in Political Science at Rome University. In 1982 he earned a Masters degree in Mass Communication at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles with an international ITT scholarship. Worked at ICET, a telecommunications company where he became CEO and spread their activity to Finland, Ukraine, Latvia and Russia. He has published several books and in 2003 founded the Italy-Latvia association. The Italian edition of Calabria: Warrior and Rebel won three literary awards, and received letters of encouragement from the president of Italy and the queen of Belgium, who is of Calabrian origin.

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Dimensions:

175 Pages
8.00in * 5.00in *
1.00gr

Published:

April 01, 2018

Publisher:

Guernica Editions

ISBN:

9781771832038

Book Subjects:

HISTORY / Europe / Italy

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Language:

eng

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