Titanic: un viaggio che dimenticherete

Titanic: un viaggio che dimenticherete
ISBN-10
8856624605
ISBN-13
9788856624601
Series
Titanic
Category
History
Pages
309
Language
Italian
Published
2012
Publisher
Edizioni Piemme
Author
Massimo Polidoro

Description

Hundred years after the fatal collision, the author reconstructs the event of the Titanic in a choral story that interweaves the stories of officers and passengers, survivors and rescue workers. Through the eyes of the protagonists will see the entire course of a timeless story...

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