The series of cultural events organized by the VisMederi Foundation continues with the presentation of the book “Dictatorships Close Hearts” by Stefano Bisi, a work that addresses some of the most dramatic moments in 20th-century Italian history with historical rigor and narrative sensitivity.
The book reconstructs events linked to political violence and the context of the St. Bartholomew’s Day massacre, offering a profound reflection on the dynamics of power and the consequences of repression.
The event was moderated by journalist Andrea Bianchi Sugarelli and featured the participation of Prof. Daniele Pasquinucci of the University of Siena, who placed the events within the broader context of international relations and European political history.
The event drew a large audience, confirming the growing interest in initiatives that combine historical outreach with civic debate.
