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Il romanzo della guerra nell'anno 1914

By Alfredo Panzini
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L'autore offre un diario e una riflessione sulla scoperta e lo sviluppo della tragedia europea del 1914, combinando resoconti di cronaca, dialoghi e pensieri personali. Descrive reazioni pubbliche e private allo scoppio della crisi dopo l'attentato di Sarajevo, conversazioni accademiche che negavano la possibilità di una guerra generale e il rapido dissolversi di quelle certezze. Alterna ritratti di persone incontrate, discussioni politiche e osservazioni sulla vita quotidiana, mostrando come fermenti sociali, tensioni partitiche e convinzioni individuali preludono al conflitto e ne marcano l'impatto emotivo sulla società.

About the Author

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Alfredo Panzini

Alfredo Panzini was an Italian author known for his diverse contributions to literature, particularly in the early 20th century. His works often explore themes of love, society, and the human experience, reflecting the complexities of his time. Notable titles include "Che cosa è l'amore?" and "Il romanzo della guerra nell'anno 1914," which showcase his ability to blend narrative with social commentary. Panzini's writing is characterized by a keen observation of human nature and a unique storytelling style, making him a significant figure in Italian literary heritage.

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