Passato e Presente
S4 · E39 — Rome Capital City
S4:E39 · Rome Capital City
104 episodes in this season
Fuga Mundi: the First Monks and Benedict
40 min
JFK: Election of a President
Badoglio, a General Between Two Wars
Franco Antonicelli, a Passion for Freedom
The Mexican Revolution
The 1980 Irpinia Earthquake
Matteo Ricci, Missionary to China
Petronilla and Dottor Amal
The Duke of Abruzzi
Giuseppe Verdi's Italy
The Italian Divorce Law, a Long Journey
The 'Fantastic' Middle Ages
Simone Weil Against Totalitarianism
Chancellor Willy Brandt
The Borghese Attempted Coup d'État
Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, the Tenth President
Emperor Trajan
Anti-Racist Movements in the USA
The End of Yugoslavia
Sitting Bull, the Great Sioux Leader
Giuseppe Prezzolini, History of an Irregular
1951 Inquiry on Misery
Lincoln and the Abolition of Slavery
The House of Farnese
The French Foreign Legion
Alberto Sordi, the Italian
Nasser, the Last Pharaoh
Decolonization in North Africa
Salvo D'Acquisto
The Birth of the Italian Communist Party
The Rwandan Genocide
The Jewish Resistance
Edith Stein and the 'Nazi Religion'
Shoah: the Deported, the Rescued, the Resistant
Maria José, the May Queen
The Excommunication of Communism
Apartheid
The Brazilian Expeditionary Force
Rome Capital City
The Collegno Amnesiac
The Black Death
Foibe, Violence Without Borders
Reza Pahlavi and Soraya: a Sad Tale
Ambrose of Milan and the Emperors
The Seveso Disaster
Fascism Abroad
The Middle Ages Do Not Exist
The 1970s Revolution of the Airwaves
President Juan Peron
Umberto Nobile, an Italian at the North Pole
Achille Lauro, the Commander
Aigues-Mortes, Louis IX and the Crusades
Pius XII and the Jews: the New Documents From the Vatican Archives
Charles Lindbergh, the Aviator Who Flew Over the Ocean
The Words of the Regime
Death to the Tyrant: Anarchists in the 19th Century
Men and Women Equal at Work
Messalina, the Scandalous Empress
Tondi, the Jesuit spy for the Italian Communist Party
Land and Dignity: Marcos' Long March
At the Origins of the Italian Fascist Party
The Abandoned Childhood
Operation Barbarossa
Historical Right and Unification of Italy
150 Hours For the Right to Education
Danilo Dolci, Sicily's Gandhi
The Middle Ages and Women
Secret Services and European Resistance
Videla's Argentinian Dictatorship
Dante and His Comedy
Fascism and Repression
1941: When Italians Invaded Yugoslavia
Emanuele Filiberto, the Unconquered Duke
Guelphs and Ghibellines
Alan Turing, the Mathematician Who Defeated Hitler
Yuri Gagarin, First Man in Space
Gutenberg: the Invention of Printing
Rosa Genoni and Made in Italy
The Tenants of Quirinale
Cuba Under Attack: the Bay of Pigs
Leo Tolstoy: Greatness and Torment
The Greco-Turkish War
Enemy Aliens: Strangers in Enemy Land, 1915-1945
Italians in Comintern's Schools
The Battaglione Mario
Rasna: the Name of the Etruscans
Italian Culture and America
Father Arrupe and the Jesuits
Boat People: an Italian Rescue
The 1904-1905 Russo-Japanese War
The Road of Silk and Ideas
IRA: Ireland's Armed Wing
Napoleon and Rome
Italy's Expo 61: the Labour Expo
The Baader-Meinhof Gang
Giro d'Italia: the Roaring Years (1909-1969)
Livia Drusilla, the First Roman Empress
Neo-Atlanticism: Italy and the Mediterranean Sea
Villarbasse: Italy's Last Death Sentence
Sophie Scholl, the White Rose
Emperor Domitian
The Chinese Communist Party: 100 Years of Revolution
Sibilla Aleramo
History of Pacifist Movements
