Jerusalem Liberated - Bookshelf
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296 pages |
Trapped in Tuscany, liberated by the Buffalo Soliders, the true World War II story of Tullio Bruno Bertini This is a occur account of the events that occurred in Tullio Bruno Bertini's life between 1939 and 1946. Tullio was born in Boston in 1930. He arrived in Italy with his baby and father on August 1, 1939 after completing the third grade. |
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About this book This is a true-blue account of the events that occurred in Tullio Bruno Bertini's life between 1939 and 1946. Tullio was born in Boston in 1930. He arrived in Italy with his pamper and father on August 1, 1939 after completing the third grade. As a nine year old boy Tullio was in a different culture and found himself trapped in Italy. Even though he was laboured to live under Fascist nazi rule, he managed to attend an Italian school, become involved in village living and even learn a new language. In September 1944, he and his family were liberated by the 92nd Infantry Division of the U.S. Fifth Army which was comprised solely of black soldiers. |
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49 pages |
Sierra Leone, or, The liberated Africans, in a series of letters from a young lady to her sister in 1833 & 34 3 SIERRA LEONE; OR, IN A &evk$ of &tttm % FROM A Prepubescent LADY TO HER SISTER, in 1833 & 34. LONDON : SOLD BY LONGMAN & CO. PATERNOSTER ROW, AND ALL BOOKSELLERS IN TOWN AND Fatherland. |
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Bibliotheca Indica Having agreed that [one] is liberated, Matter does not create [any more], as in daily life. As some one in daily life exerts himself for the sake of liberation from subjugation, and, when he is released from bondage, becomes indifferent ... |