prime minister Silvio Berlusconi: Review: Non-fiction Rome, by Robert Hughes, according to Globe and Mail. A tangled political web Italy's former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi attends a news conference at the People of Freedom Party PDL headquarters in Rome February 1, 2013. Reuters Video At one point in the conversation, Alexander Stille refers to his extended family memoir, The Force of Things, as an intimate history of the 20th century. A few minutes later, after hes crisscrossed war-ravaged Europe with several generations of his ancestors from the Jewish refugee side, ending up in the chaotic Greenwich Village brownstone where his Russian-born, Italian-raised, pyjama-clad father writes authoritative columns for Milans Corriere della Sera, it turns into a clandestine autobiography. More Related to this Story Eric Reguly Berlusconi #039;s winning streak runs out as Italy rules its PM is no longer above the law
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