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Negli ultimi otto anni della sua vita
Montanelli si incontrò spesso con la giornalista Tiziana Abate, prima
sua collaboratrice al "Giornale" e, quindi, alla "Voce". Dalle loro
lunghe conversazioni è nato questo libro di testimonianze. Il grande
giornalista racconta la sua vocazione e le sue avventure: dalla
giovanile adesione al fascismo alla Resistenza, alla condanna a morte e
alla fuga da San Vittore; dalla rivolta di Budapest del 1956 agli anni
Novanta in Italia. Soltanto di una cosa non ha voluto parlare: della sua
vita privata. Quella apparteneva soltanto a lui e l'ha sempre difesa
con un'intransigente discrezione.
Indro Alessandro Raffaello Schizogene Montanelli Knight Grand Cross OMRI (Italian pronunciation: [?indro monta?n?lli]; 22 April 1909 – 22 July 2001) was an Italian journalist, historian and writer, and one of the 50 World Press Freedom Heroes according to the International Press Institute.[2]
Initially an admirer of Benito Mussolini's dictatorship and a Soltanto un giornalista fascist supporter, at the end of the war, in 1943 Montanelli decided to join a liberal resistance group, Giustizia e Libertà, but in 1944 he was discovered and arrested along with his wife by Nazi authorities. Sentenced to death, he was able to flee to Switzerland the day before Soltanto un giornalista his scheduled execution by firing squad thanks to a secret service double-agent.[3]
In the wake of the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, Montanelli came under scrutiny for his fascist and colonialist youth and protesters asked to remove his statue in Milan. Montanelli bought and married a 12 year old Eritrean Soltanto un giornalista girl, whom he later sold to a general, during the
Ethiopian War.[4] In many interviews he called her 'a small docile animal". While working at the fascist magazine "Civiltà Fascista", Montanelli wrote many articles expressing racist ideas, declaring the superiority of the white race and supporting colonialistic ideas.[5]
After Soltanto un giornalista the second world war, Montanelli for many decades distinguished himself as a staunch conservative columnist, and in 1977 the terrorist group Brigate Rosse tried to assassinate him.[6] He was also a popular novelist and historian, especially remembered for his monumental Storia d'Italia (History of Italy) in 22 volumes. He worked Soltanto un giornalista as editor of Berlusconi newspaper Il Giornale for many years, but in 1994, opposed to Silvio Berlusconi political ambitions quit as editor of Il Giornale.[7]
Indro Montanelli was born in Fucecchio, near Florence, on April 22, 1909. His father, Sestilio Montanelli, was a high-school philosophy teacher and his mother, Maddalena Soltanto un giornalista Doddoli, the daughter of a rich cotton merchant. The name "Indro" was chosen by his father after the Hindu god
Indra.[8]
Montanelli obtained a Law degree from the University of Florence in 1930, with a thesis on the electoral reform of Benito Mussolini's fascist regime. Allegedly, in this thesis, he Soltanto un giornalista maintained that rather than a reform it amounted to the abolition of elections. According to him, it was during his permanence in Grenoble, while he was taking language lessons, that he realised that his true vocation was that of a journalist.
Montanelli began his journalistic career by writing for the Soltanto un giornalista fascist newspaper Il Selvaggio ("The Savage"), then directed by Mino Maccari, and in 1932 for the Universale, a magazine published only once fortnightly and which offered no pay. Montanelli admitted that in those days he saw in fascism the hope of a movement that could potentially create an Italian national Soltanto un giornalista conscience that would have resolved the economic and socioeconomic differences between the north and the south. This enthusiasm for the fascist movement began to wane when in 1935 Mussolini forced
the abolition of the Universale along with other magazines and newspapers that expressed opinions on the nature of fascism.
But Soltanto un giornalista it was in 1934, in Paris that Montanelli began to write for the crime pages of the daily newspaper Paris-Soir, then as foreign correspondent in Norway (where he fished for cod for a bit), and later in Canada (where he ended up working in a farm in Alberta).[9]
From there Soltanto un giornalista he began a collaboration with Webb Miller of the United Press in New York. While working for the United Press he learned to write for the lay public in an uncomplicated style that would distinguish him within the realm of Italian journalism. One lesson he took to heart from Miller Soltanto un giornalista was to "always write as if writing to a milkman from Ohio". This open and approachable style was something he never forgot and he'd often recall that very quote during his long life. Another indelible American moment occurred while teaching
a course. Someone had asked him to explain the Soltanto un giornalista composition that Montanelli had just read. Montanelli told him he'd repeat it since he clearly didn't understand... Hitting the table, the red-faced student cut him off and angrily told him, as a matter of fact, that if he hadn't understood Montanelli's composition, then it was Montanelli who was the Soltanto un giornalista imbecile! [and needed to change it]. It was then that he realized that he, who had come from the authoritarian regime of fascist Italy, had just had a confrontation with democracy. During this time Montanelli conducted his first interview with a celebrity: Henry Ford – who surprised him by Soltanto un giornalista admitting he did not have a driver's license. During the interview, surrounded by American art depicti
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Indro Alessandro Raffaello Schizogene Montanelli Knight Grand Cross OMRI (Italian pronunciation: [?indro monta?n?lli]; 22 April 1909 – 22 July 2001) was an Italian journalist, historian and writer, and one of the 50 World Press Freedom Heroes according to the International Press Institute.[2]
Initially an admirer of Benito Mussolini's dictatorship and a Soltanto un giornalista fascist supporter, at the end of the war, in 1943 Montanelli decided to join a liberal resistance group, Giustizia e Libertà, but in 1944 he was discovered and arrested along with his wife by Nazi authorities. Sentenced to death, he was able to flee to Switzerland the day before Soltanto un giornalista his scheduled execution by firing squad thanks to a secret service double-agent.[3]
In the wake of the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, Montanelli came under scrutiny for his fascist and colonialist youth and protesters asked to remove his statue in Milan. Montanelli bought and married a 12 year old Eritrean Soltanto un giornalista girl, whom he later sold to a general, during the
Ethiopian War.[4] In many interviews he called her 'a small docile animal". While working at the fascist magazine "Civiltà Fascista", Montanelli wrote many articles expressing racist ideas, declaring the superiority of the white race and supporting colonialistic ideas.[5]
After Soltanto un giornalista the second world war, Montanelli for many decades distinguished himself as a staunch conservative columnist, and in 1977 the terrorist group Brigate Rosse tried to assassinate him.[6] He was also a popular novelist and historian, especially remembered for his monumental Storia d'Italia (History of Italy) in 22 volumes. He worked Soltanto un giornalista as editor of Berlusconi newspaper Il Giornale for many years, but in 1994, opposed to Silvio Berlusconi political ambitions quit as editor of Il Giornale.[7]
Indro Montanelli was born in Fucecchio, near Florence, on April 22, 1909. His father, Sestilio Montanelli, was a high-school philosophy teacher and his mother, Maddalena Soltanto un giornalista Doddoli, the daughter of a rich cotton merchant. The name "Indro" was chosen by his father after the Hindu god
Indra.[8]
Montanelli obtained a Law degree from the University of Florence in 1930, with a thesis on the electoral reform of Benito Mussolini's fascist regime. Allegedly, in this thesis, he Soltanto un giornalista maintained that rather than a reform it amounted to the abolition of elections. According to him, it was during his permanence in Grenoble, while he was taking language lessons, that he realised that his true vocation was that of a journalist.
Montanelli began his journalistic career by writing for the Soltanto un giornalista fascist newspaper Il Selvaggio ("The Savage"), then directed by Mino Maccari, and in 1932 for the Universale, a magazine published only once fortnightly and which offered no pay. Montanelli admitted that in those days he saw in fascism the hope of a movement that could potentially create an Italian national Soltanto un giornalista conscience that would have resolved the economic and socioeconomic differences between the north and the south. This enthusiasm for the fascist movement began to wane when in 1935 Mussolini forced
the abolition of the Universale along with other magazines and newspapers that expressed opinions on the nature of fascism.
But Soltanto un giornalista it was in 1934, in Paris that Montanelli began to write for the crime pages of the daily newspaper Paris-Soir, then as foreign correspondent in Norway (where he fished for cod for a bit), and later in Canada (where he ended up working in a farm in Alberta).[9]
From there Soltanto un giornalista he began a collaboration with Webb Miller of the United Press in New York. While working for the United Press he learned to write for the lay public in an uncomplicated style that would distinguish him within the realm of Italian journalism. One lesson he took to heart from Miller Soltanto un giornalista was to "always write as if writing to a milkman from Ohio". This open and approachable style was something he never forgot and he'd often recall that very quote during his long life. Another indelible American moment occurred while teaching
a course. Someone had asked him to explain the Soltanto un giornalista composition that Montanelli had just read. Montanelli told him he'd repeat it since he clearly didn't understand... Hitting the table, the red-faced student cut him off and angrily told him, as a matter of fact, that if he hadn't understood Montanelli's composition, then it was Montanelli who was the Soltanto un giornalista imbecile! [and needed to change it]. It was then that he realized that he, who had come from the authoritarian regime of fascist Italy, had just had a confrontation with democracy. During this time Montanelli conducted his first interview with a celebrity: Henry Ford – who surprised him by Soltanto un giornalista admitting he did not have a driver's license. During the interview, surrounded by American art depicti
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