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OverviewNo. 11 in the Don Camillo series More shrewd and colourful observations of life in Italy’s widest and most fertile plain, stories so authentic and telling that time and again they reverberate with insights relevant not only locally but also internationally, and even to our lives today. Guareschi mines his satire with an eye for paradox. War creates unity (Peppone battles side-by-side with Don Camillo in the Italian Resistance). Then peace spells conflict as the communist mayor and village priest find themselves the local bigwigs in all-out war between East and West. Meanwhile, Christ above the altar in the village church is, with wisdom and gentle humour, still striving to keep the peace between the two titans, their minds clouded with ideology and the need to win. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Giovanni GuareschiPublisher: Pilot Productions Ltd Imprint: Pilot Productions Ltd Volume: 11 ISBN: 9781900064675ISBN 10: 1900064677 Pages: 240 Publication Date: 14 October 2024 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsContents Editor's Preface Post-war All-round War (1947) A Matter of Conscience (1948) The Sun Rises Again (1948) The Irregulars (1948) The Prodigal Son (1949) The Polare Pact (1949) The Petition (1949) Out of the Night (1950) War of Secession (1950) Hand of God (1950) Tales of la Bassa The Girl with Red Hair (1950) Giacomone (1952) Something from 1922 (1952) Thicker than Water (1952) Treasure (1957) The Return of St Anthony (1957) An Arrival from the City (1958) An Unnecessary Detour (1960) Il Terrone (1960) The Second Prize (1961) People of la Bassa The Young Master (1951) The Doctor (1952) Christ in the Dresser (1958) The Sins of our Fathers (1960) Public Opinion (1960) The Vendetta (1961)Reviews‘Guareschi’s was one of the most prescient and perceptive voices of the twentieth century.’ Tobias Jones, The Dark Heart of Italy Author InformationGiovanni Guareschi was born in the village of Fontanelle in the Valley of the Po in 1908. He is known the world over as the creator of 346 amusing, highly satirical stories featuring Don Camillo, the hot-headed village priest, and Peppone, the similarly pugnacious communist mayor. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |