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"Lest We Forget"
Salvemini, Gaftano | June 21, 1941 issue

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This article presents information on the book "The Diary of Gino Speranza: Italy, 1915-1919," edited by Florence Colgate Speranza. This book comprises experiences of Gino Speranza with political developments when Italy had entered the World War. Speranza, born in 1872 in Connecticut, went to Italy in August 1915. The American ambassador to Rome realized his usefulness as an expert in Italian affairs and attached him to the embassy. During those years Speranza kept a diary of his where-abouts, talks, observations, and thoughts. That diary has now been published under the heading said above.

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DIARY of Gino Speranza: Italy 1915-1919, The (Book); SPERANZA, Florence Colgate; POLITICAL development; SPERANZA, Gino; POLITICAL candidates; INTERNATIONAL relations
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