Cesare Mori (30 results)

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CON UN TESTO INEDITO DI GIORGIO DE CHIRICO. DIMENSIONI: 21,5 X 26,5 cm circa. Spessore del volume: 2 cm circa. Decisamente ben conservato. Volume essenzialmente fotografico con belle fotografie in bianco e nero. Il libro è conservato nel suo cofanetto originale in cartoncino morbido.; Con un testo inedito di De Chirico (il Signor Dudron). DALLA INTRODUZIONE DI CESARE VIVALDI: Un libro costituito di immagini fotografiche di Giorgio de Chirico e dei luoghi a lui diletti (i luoghi del suo lavoro e delle sue meditazioni innanzi tutto: l'atelier, gli studi d'incisione, la Scala quale simbolo di una rilevante e varia attività scenografica, ma anche la sua casa, la città dove abita, Roma, e Torino, la città nella quale, sulle scorte delle idee nietzschiane, ebbe le prime intuizioni della pittura metafisica); un libro cosiffatto, di per sé eloquente con la massima immediatezza, mi sembra non possa avere altra introduzione, in aggiunta allo scritto del Maestro stesso che qui per la prima volta si pubblica, se non poche parole semplici, volte a in qualche modo illustrare quello che le immagini, pur splendide, non riescono a dichiarare nella sua interezza. [.] . Pages: 0.…

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Tela editoriale bleu con fregio, riquadri e titolo impressi in oro al ds. Esemplare in eccellente stato di conservazione. Cesare Mori, noto come il prefetto di ferro , è una figura storica nella lotta alla mafia. Nominato prefetto di Palermo nel 1925 da Mussolini, Mori condusse una dura repressione contro la mafia in Sicilia, utilizzando metodi talvolta controversi ma ottenendo risultati significativi. 8vo (cm. 22,5), 378 pp., 1 c.nn. Con 35 illustrazioni fotografiche su tavole f.t. (tra cui il ritratto dell A. in antiporta).…

Hardcover. Condition: Used: Good. Memorie del "prefetto di ferro" Con 25 illustrazioni fuori testo Buono (Good) .

rigida. Condition: buono stato. Translated by Orlo Williams.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Here is the story, in his own words, of how Cesare Mori, with the support of Italian Fascist leader Benito Mussolini, took on the might of the Sicilian Mafia. It was a struggle that earned Mori much criticism of his methods from the liberal media, but much praise not only from Mussolini himself but from the people of Sicily who had for decades lived in fear of this criminal secret society which had become the scourge of ordinary Sicilians.Operating in a non-industrialised society, the Mafioso in Sicily made their wealth not from drugs, prostitution and gambling, but from the theft of horses and livestock, kidnapping, and the extortion of money from simple town and country folk and large landowners alike, and like their American colleagues the Sicilian Mafia enforced their rule through violence and murder.However, with the Allied invasion of Sicily in 1943, the U.S. Military enlisted the help of the American Mafia in re-establishing Mafia activity in Sicily, with the aim of undermining Fascist rule - a tactic that not only had far reaching consequences for Sicily, but for the whole of Italy for decades to come.In another time or place Cesare Mori's struggle against the Mafia would have been remembered alongside Elliott Ness, but it is now a story largely forgotten, because, like much else, it was an achievement of the Mussolini era, and as such is to be written out of history.Cesare Mori's story of his struggle against the Mafia not only deserves to be told, but it provides an insight into Sicilian society and a rural way of life that has for the most part now disappeared.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Last Struggle With The Mafia | Cesare Mori | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2016 | Black House Publishing Ltd | EAN 9781910881385 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Here is the story, in his own words, of how Cesare Mori, with the support of Italian Fascist leader Benito Mussolini, took on the might of the Sicilian Mafia. It was a struggle that earned Mori much criticism of his methods from the liberal media, but much praise not only from Mussolini himself but from the people of Sicily who had for decades lived in fear of this criminal secret society which had become the scourge of ordinary Sicilians.Operating in a non-industrialised society, the Mafioso in Sicily made their wealth not from drugs, prostitution and gambling, but from the theft of horses and livestock, kidnapping, and the extortion of money from simple town and country folk and large landowners alike, and like their American colleagues the Sicilian Mafia enforced their rule through violence and murder.However, with the Allied invasion of Sicily in 1943, the U.S. Military enlisted the help of the American Mafia in re-establishing Mafia activity in Sicily, with the aim of undermining Fascist rule - a tactic that not only had far reaching consequences for Sicily, but for the whole of Italy for decades to come.In another time or place Cesare Mori's struggle against the Mafia would have been remembered alongside Elliott Ness, but it is now a story largely forgotten, because, like much else, it was an achievement of the Mussolini era, and as such is to be written out of history.Cesare Mori's story of his struggle against the Mafia not only deserves to be told, but it provides an insight into Sicilian society and a rural way of life that has for the most part now disappeared.…