(ANSA) – ROME, DECEMBER 09 – ALBERTO ORIOLI, TWELVE PRESIDENTS.
LIVES FROM QUIRINALE FROM DE NICOLA TO MATTARELLA (Il Sole 24 ORE, pp. 352, euro 16.90). The changes in the country along 75 years of the Republic, from the Second World War to the economic boom, up to the years of lead and protests, told through the men who led Italy from the Hill. A little more than a month after the election of the 13th Head of State, “Dodici Presididenti”, signed by Alberto Orioli, arrives on 9 December in bookstores with Il Sole 24 Ore. The volume (from 11 December also on newsstands for two months at the price of 12.90 euros) reveals through facts, curiosities and anecdotes, such as the tenants of the Quirinale, from the “provisional” Enrico De Nicola to Sergio Mattarella, “the president of the force quiet that it had to manage one of the most turbulent phases of political history “, have had an impact on Italian events. The author, in this roundup of extraordinary lives of out-of-the-ordinary men who have been able to transform themselves into an institution, plunges the reader directly into national history and into compelling international plots, of political agreements (and disagreements), of betrayed expectations. and unexpected surprises. The book is also the collection of the “12 Presidents” podcast, available from December 3 on Audible and on 24+, the premium section of the Sole 24 Ore website: a series of 12 episodes of 50 minutes each, always edited by the deputy director of Sole 24 Ore Alberto Orioli. (HANDLE).
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