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Primo Levi's Resistance: Rebels and Collaborators in Occupied Italy by Sergio Luzzatto

vsbedford's review

4.0

A well researched and thorough inspection of the Resistance in Italy and the small part played within it by Primo Levi. Is this thrilling? Not really - it reads, to me, more like a college text; readable but not propulsive. I think a reader would be well served by approaching this as research for his or her further forays into the literature of WWII - this gives you a solid foundation for those spy novels on your "to-read" list.

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