“WW2 Italy: Death in Rome Reference Book” is a comprehensive hardcover volume detailing one of the most harrowing events of World War II—the massacre of hundreds of civilians in Rome by German forces during March 1944. Spanning 321 pages, this book offers an in-depth exploration supported by primary sources, firsthand accounts, and meticulous research. Originally published in 1967, it serves as a crucial resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the tragic impact of the Nazi occupation on the Italian capital. Its detailed narrative seeks to honor the memory of the victims and provide a thorough historical account of this dark chapter in Rome’s history. Though it is a used copy, its insightful content remains invaluable for those studying World War II and the atrocities committed during this tumultuous period.
WW2 Italy Death In Rome Reference Book
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This is a hard cover used condition Death In Rome Reference Book with a total of 321 pages concerning the massacre of hundreds of Civilians by the Germans in Rome during March of 1944 . This edition was published in 1967.
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