Via Savoia. Il labirinto di Aldo Moro/ Marco Follini

Aldo Moro's study was located in Via Savoia. He wanted it there, far from the 'Palazzo', to maintain a sort of demarcation line between his way of seeing life and politics, and that of his party companions, allies and adversaries. This is the starting point of Marco Follini's book 'Via Savoia. Il labirinto di Aldo Moro' (ed. La nave di Teseo) presented in the Augustinian cloister for the 'Agostiniani Libri' review organised by the Culture Department. The book recounts Moro's human and political parable, from when he arrived in Rome from Puglia and with polite resolve achieved his goals. But it also delves into his character and his tormented and complex nature that never made him align and, perhaps precisely for this reason, lose himself in a labyrinth of loneliness and death.

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