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Zum Stein il mercenario - Migranti a Mezzogiorno 4
- I migranti svizzeri nel regno delle Due Sicilie
- Narrated by: Margherita Coldesina, Anahi Traversi, Marco Cortesi, Massimigliano Zampetti, Matteo Carassini, Nicolas Joos
- Length: 18 mins
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Zum Stein il mercenario - Migranti a Mezzogiorno 4
Narrated by:
Margherita Coldesina, Anahi Traversi, Marco Cortesi, Massimigliano Zampetti, Matteo Carassini, Nicolas Joos
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Publisher's Summary
Tra il 1700 e il 1850 le maggior parte delle monarchie europee disponevano nei loro eserciti di mercenari svizzeri. Soltanto a Napoli, al servizio dei Borboni, vivevano ben 40.000 soldati confederati. Con la rivoluzione napoletana del 1848 termina il servizio mercenario svizzero.
©2018 Nicolas Joos (P)2018 Nicolas Joos
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