Bianca Bianchi, a Tuscan Mother of the Constitution
Teacher and partisan, the only Tuscan woman in the Constituent Assembly, elected in 1946 with more than twice Pertini’s votes: the story of Bianca Bianchi.
by Lorenzo Hofstetter · 7 min
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Gino Bartali: The Man Behind the Hero
by Gianluca Parodi · 8 min -
The Republic of Cospaia and the Devilish Virtues of Tobacco
by Lorenzo Hofstetter · 7 min -
Oreste Ristori: The Legendary Tuscan Anarchist
by Francesco Sani · 6 min -
Fyodor Dostoevsky in Florence
by Gianluca Parodi · 6 min -
Bakunin: An Anarchist in Florence
by Gianluca Parodi · 7 min -
Eleonora di Toledo and the Origins of “Pitti”
by Gianluca Parodi · 6 min
The Battle of Florence for the Liberation of the City
On August 11, 1944, Florence rose up against the Nazi-Fascist occupation: the story of the twelve months of Resistance that freed the city.
by Lorenzo Hofstetter · 12 min
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