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Budapest 1956
- Narrated by: Valerio Amoruso, Betta Cucci
- Length: 30 mins
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Budapest 1956
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Valerio Amoruso, Betta Cucci
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Publisher's Summary
Le pagine di La sublime pazzia della rivolta sono un esempio di grande reportage giornalistico. Montanelli, che nel 1956 ha raccontato da inviato del "Corriere della Sera" l'invasione sovietica ai danni dell'Ungheria, fu tra i più spietati osservatori della violenza dell'aggressione russa e della coraggiosa resistenza dei cittadini di Budapest. Pagine che ricordano da vicino quanto vediamo oggi in atto in Ucraina, quasi a creare un parallelo, a distanza di quasi settant'anni, tra la brutalità della guerra fredda e quella dei conflitti attuali.
©2006 Rizzoli (P)2022 Rizzoli
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