Michele Sarfatti

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Michele Sarfatti (* 1952 in Florence ) is an Italian historian.

Life

Most of Sarfatti's works deal with the processing of the history of the Jews in Fascist Italy . Through his work he has helped to relativize the picture drawn by older research, especially by Renzo De Felice , that fascist Italy stood outside the “scorching cone of the Holocaust”. He proved, among other things, that Mussolini had made anti-Semitic statements long before the “ Berlin-Rome Axis ” was established in 1936 and the race laws of 1938.

Michele Sarfatti has been the head of the Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea (CDEC) research center in Milan since 2002 . In addition to Roberto Della Rocca, Daniela Di Castro, Massimo Giuliani and Michele Luzzati, he is a member of the scientific advisory board of the Museo Nazionale dell'Ebraismo Italiano e della Shoah .

Together with his sister, the children's book author Anna Sarfatti , he wrote a story about a dog that experiences events of the Resistancea while searching for its "master" .

Works

as an author
as editor
  • Funzioni dei Centri di storia e cultura e ebraica nella società contemporanea. Atti del convegno, Milan, February 3, 1997 . Librificio, Milan 1998, pp. 45-50, ISBN 88-8516-157-X .
  • La Repubblica sociale italiana a Desenzano: Giovanni Preziosi e l'Ispettorato generale per la razza. La Giuntina, Florence 2008, ISBN 978-88-8057-301-2 .
  • with Laura Brazzo: Gli ebrei in Albania sotto il fascismo. Una storia da ricostruire . Giuntina, Florence 2010, ISBN 978-88-8057-394-4 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Sarfatti's homepage .
  2. ^ Sandro Pintus: Review of Fulmine, un cane coraggioso on istitutodeglinnocenti.it (in Italian), March 5, 2012.