For Solo Violin: A Jewish Childhood in

"For Solo Violin is a gracefully written, elegiac memoir of childhood." --The Los Angeles Times

Aldo Zargani was born in 1933 in Turin, Italy. For many years, he worked for RAI, the Italian broadcasting network. Per violino solo was first published in Italy in 1995 and won several literary awards, among them the Premio Acqui Storia and the Premio Ischia. Zargani now lives and writes in Rome

Preface	p. vii
The Glockenspiel	p. 3
April	p. 13
Bombardment	p. 27
December First	p. 39
Bruegel	p. 57
Lina	p. 71
The Colonna e Finzi School	p. 93
Prison	p. 127
The Salesians	p. 155
Temple	p. 183
Asti	p. 197
Tarcisio	p. 217
Bandenkrieg!	p. 237
Winter	p. 257
Roberto	p. 281
Nomads	p. 297
Farewell	p. 301
Translator's Notes	p. 321
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For Solo Violin: A Jewish Childhood in Fascist Italy

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