Interviews From The Short Century
Книга "Interviews From The Short Century", автором которой является Marco Lupis, представляет собой захватывающую работу в жанре Биографии и мемуары. В этом произведении автор рассказывает увлекательную историю, которая не оставит равнодушными читателей.
Автор мастерски воссоздает атмосферу напряженности и интриги, погружая читателя в мир загадок и тайн, который скрывается за хрупкой поверхностью обыденности. С прекрасным чувством языка и виртуозностью сюжетного развития, Marco Lupis позволяет читателю погрузиться в сложные эмоциональные переживания героев и проникнуться их судьбами. Lupis настолько живо и точно передает неповторимые нюансы человеческой психологии, что каждая страница книги становится путешествием в глубины человеческой души.
"Interviews From The Short Century" - это не только захватывающая история, но и искусство, проникнутое глубокими мыслями и философскими размышлениями. Это произведение призвано вызвать у читателя эмоциональные отклики, задуматься о важных жизненных вопросах и открыть новые горизонты восприятия мира.
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About the author
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Marco Lupis is a journalist, photojournalist and author who has worked as La Repubblica âs Hong Kong correspondent.
Born in Rome in 1960, he has worked as a special and foreign correspondent the world over, but mainly in Latin America and the Far East, for major Italian publications ( Panorama , Il Tempo , Corriere della Sera , LâEspresso and La Repubblica ) and the state-owned broadcaster RAI. Often posted to war zones, Marco was one of the few journalists to cover the massacres in the wake of the declaration of Timor-Lesteâs independence, the bloody battles between Christians and Muslims in the Maluku Islands, the Bali bombings and the SARS epidemic in China. He covered the entire Asia-Pacific region, stretching from Hawaii to the Antarctic, for over a decade. Marco has interviewed many of the worldâs most prominent politicians, particularly from Asia, including the Burmese Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi and Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto. His articles, which often decry human rights abuses, have also appeared in daily newspapers in Spain, Argentina and the United States .
Marco Lupis lives in Calabria.
INTERVIEWS FROM THE SHORT CENTURY
INTERVIEWS
from the Short Century
Marco Lupis
Close encounters with leading 20th century figures from the worlds of politics,
culture and the arts
Translated by Andrew Fanko
Tektime
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Copyright © 2017 by Marco Lupis Macedonio Palermo di Santa Margherita
All rights reserved to the author
First Italian edition 2017
© Tektime 2018
ISBN: 9788873043607
This work is protected by copyright.
Any unauthorised duplication, even of part of this work, is strictly forbidden.
The journalist is the historian of the moment
Albert Camus
For Francesco, Alessandro and Caterina
Introduction
Tertium non datur
As I walked briskly along Corso Venezia towards the San Babila theatre on an autumnal day in Milan back in October 1976, I was about to conduct my very first interview.
I was sixteen years old, and together with my friend Alberto I was hosting a radio show for young people called âSpazio giovaniâ on one of Italy's earliest privately owned stations, Radio Milano Libera .
These were incredible times, when it seemed as though anything could happen, and frequently it did. Marvellous times. Horrible times. These were the anni di piombo [the Years of Lead], the years of youth protest, anarchy, strikes in schools and demonstrations that inevitably ended in violence. These were years of hope, filled with a cultural fervour so vibrant and all-consuming that it drew you in and threatened to explode. These were years of young people fighting and being killed, sometimes on the left and sometimes on the right. These were simpler times: you were either on one side or the other. Tertium non datur.
But above all, these were times when every one of us felt, and often knew, we had the power to change things. To â in our own small way â make a difference .
Amid all the chaos, excitement and violence, we were actually pretty laid back, taking things as they came. Terror attacks, bombings, the Red Brigades...these were all part and parcel of our youth and adolescence, but overall they didn't worry us excessively. We had quickly learned to survive in a manner not too dissimilar to that which I would later encounter among those living amid conflict or civil war. They had adapted to such extreme living conditions, a bit like we had back in the 1970s.
