P.P. (personale protetto) diario di prigionia di un medico militare in Australia
Place |
Bonegilla Migrant Centre |
Subject | |
Category | |
Author |
Andrea Napoleone |
Keywords |
Security love |
Current holder | |
Link | |
Item number |
DG/05 |
Access rights |
Request at location |
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Period of reference |
1943 to 1947 |
Description from source |
Andrea Napoleone was a captain doctor prisoner of war in India for two years. In 1943 he was transferred to Australia for detention in different camps for another four years. He writes this epistolary diary to his girlfriend who awaits him with confidence in Italy. In the diary Napoleone writes his personal reflections on his experience as a POW. He expresses his emotions, from love for her fiancée to loneliness and frustration for this life in captivity. Napoleone was born in Barano d’Ischia (NA) in Italy in 1909 and died in 2005. Places mentioned in the diary and places of imprisonmen: Africa, Australia, Bairagarh, Bonegilla, Cowra, Ethiopia, India, Murchison, Myrtleford, Seymour, Somalia, Wakool |
Physical format |
Diaries |
Bibliographic citation |
Erika Lorenzon, Lo sguardo lontano – L’italia della Seconda guerra mondiale nella memoria dei prigionieri di guerra (Venice: Edizioni Ca’ Foscari, 2018). |
Date accessed |
2022-06-04 |
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