Anna Bravo

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Anna Bravo (* 1938 in Turin ; † December 8, 2019 ibid) was an Italian historian, university lecturer, feminist and writer.

Life

Anna Bravo became known as a historian and writer on social history, the nature of war and women's history. She worked as a lecturer in social history at the University of Turin . In her writings, she dealt with, among other things, the position of women in war history and in 20th century politics, the social impact of the 1968 movement and the possibilities of a non-violent culture .

She devoted her political activity as an activist first to the Italian Communist Party and later to the anarchist Provo movement and the left-wing Lotta Continua .

In 2018 Anna Bravo received the Italian Prize for Nonviolence Premio Nazionale Nonviolenza .

Fonts

  • La Repubblica partigiana dell'Alto Monferrato. Turin 1964.
  • (Ed.): Donne e uomini nelle guerre mondiali. Editori Laterza , Rome, Bari 1991.
  • In guerra senza armi. (with Anna Maria Bruzzone ). Editori Laterza, Rome, Bari 1995.
  • Donne del '900. (with Lucetta Scaraffia ) 1999.
  • Storia sociale delle donne. (with Lucetta Scaraffia). Editori Laterza, Rome, Bari 2001.
  • Il fotoromanzo. 2003.
  • I Nuovi fili della memoria. Uomini e donne nella storia. (with Anna Foa and Lucetta Scaraffia) Editori Laterza, Rome, Bari 2003
  • La vita offesa. 2004.
  • Sopravvissuti. (with Liliana Picciotto Fargion ) 2004.
  • Comune di donna. Sindache in provincia di Bologna. 2004.
  • La prima volta che ho votato. (with Caterina Caravaggi and Teresa Mattei ) 2006.
  • A colpi di cuore. Il sessantotto. Editori Laterza, Rome, Bari 2008.
  • (Ed., With Federico Cereja ): Intervista a Primo Levi, ex deportato. Einaudi, 2011.
  • La conta dei salvati. Editori Laterza, Rome, Bari 2013.
  • Raccontare per la storia. Einaudi, 2014.

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personal data
SURNAME Bravo, Anna
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian historian
DATE OF BIRTH 1938
PLACE OF BIRTH Turin
DATE OF DEATH December 8, 2019
Place of death Turin