The Woman Who Stopped the Havoc of the Bodies of Mussolini and Claretta

Amalia takes us by the hand and with her memoirs takes us through the salient moments of the birth of Italy, between monarchy and fascism up to the economic boom. Love and wars will mark her life and those of her loved ones. A path paved with obstacles, revealing encounters, very tough tests, but also unexpected strokes of luck. Based on true events, this novel offers us a vivid glimpse of crucial episodes in our history captured from an unprecedented perspective. To the voices of the two courageous and tenacious protagonists is added the no less intense one of their son Alberto, who vigorously outlines the distant years of childhood and youth, loves and pains up to the first professional successes. Many varied adventures that have a common denominator: the strength to get involved all the way, without fear and experiencing the unknown as a continuous challenge. But the new contains traces of our roots and today always has a father: the past.