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Unlike the prior issue, where Bruno Zevi is listed as editor ("redattore"), for editing ("redazione") the reader is directed to a P.O. Box at the Grand Central annex of the Post Office.

Note that this copy of Vol. 3 of the Quaderni italiani has a different cover from the other copy in the Collection, red instead of green.

Quaderni Italiani was an antifascist political review founded and edited by Bruno Zevi (1918-2000) and his wife Tullia Calabi (1919-2011) in collaboration with Aldo Garosci (1907-2000), Renato Poggioli (1907-1963), Enzo Tagliacozzo (1909-), and…

Quaderni Italiani was an antifascist political review founded and edited by Bruno Zevi (1918-2000) and his wife Tullia Calabi (1919-2011) in collaboration with Aldo Garosci (1907-2000), Renato Poggioli (1907-1963), Enzo Tagliacozzo (1909-), and…

Other editors include Renato Poggioli and Enzo Taglicozzo (Silvio Carli); the collection has Vol. 3 in two formats, one like other numbers, and an odd one smaller than the others.The collection includes: Quaderni italiani, Vol. 1 - Gennaio [January]…

For classes for Italians who were imprisoned at the internment camp at Ft. Missoula, Montana during World War II; typescript. See discussion of Aritmetica, another such textbook.Note the notation of the year of the Fascist regime (Anno XXI) in the…

This arithmetic textbook was written in Italian for classes for Italians - mostly civilians who were in the wrong place at the wrong time - who were imprisoned at the generally benign internment camp at Ft. Missoula, Montana, during World War II,…

Notice to aliens in a rather large handbill, perhaps more accurately a broadside, to advise them to file applications to register for a certificate of identification and when to do so, namely, February 9-28, 1942 in all states but eight listed ones,…