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Dal ricordo al racconto Il ï¿½diarioï¿½ del marinaio Giulio Bogino (1943-1948): storia di un internato militare in Germania e del suo ritorno in Italia

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Moscadelli, Stefano [auth]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Italian Series: Publication details: Florence Firenze University Press, USiena Press 2023Description: 1 electronic resource (490 p.)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

979-12-215-0155-1
9791221501544
9791221501551
9791221501568

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Summary: The phenomenon of military internment in Germany provides a thought-provoking context that attracts various disciplinary interests. Within this volume, the author employs a primarily archival approach, interweaving historical and anthropological perspectives. The aim is to analyze and present a complex source that defies conventional categorization. The ï¿½diaryï¿½ of sailor Giulio Bogino (1923-2013) - an evolving work in progress continuously revised until the early 2000s - can indeed be considered as the testimony of an internment survivor in a concentration camp in the hinterland of Hamburg, who reinterprets the memories of his captivity throughout his lifetime, ultimately transmuting them into a sort of 'popular narrative' imbued with occasional epic undertones. This volume offers a comprehensive introduction to the source itself, highlighting its distinctive features. The diary (1943-1948) is meticulously edited and presented alongside an extensive apparatus of explanatory footnotes, accompanying documents, as well as a rich collection of photographs and cartographic materials.

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The phenomenon of military internment in Germany provides a thought-provoking context that attracts various disciplinary interests. Within this volume, the author employs a primarily archival approach, interweaving historical and anthropological perspectives. The aim is to analyze and present a complex source that defies conventional categorization. The ï¿½diaryï¿½ of sailor Giulio Bogino (1923-2013) - an evolving work in progress continuously revised until the early 2000s - can indeed be considered as the testimony of an internment survivor in a concentration camp in the hinterland of Hamburg, who reinterprets the memories of his captivity throughout his lifetime, ultimately transmuting them into a sort of 'popular narrative' imbued with occasional epic undertones. This volume offers a comprehensive introduction to the source itself, highlighting its distinctive features. The diary (1943-1948) is meticulously edited and presented alongside an extensive apparatus of explanatory footnotes, accompanying documents, as well as a rich collection of photographs and cartographic materials.