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The Girl on the Via Flaminia. A novel

Robert is an American soldier in occupied Rome during the final months of World War II, and Lisa is a young woman obliged to work in Mamma Adele's on the Via Flaminia.

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  • "Dekle z Via Flaminie"@sl
  • "Girl on the Via Flaminia"@it
  • "Girl on the Via Flaminia"

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  • "Robert is an American soldier in occupied Rome during the final months of World War II, and Lisa is a young woman obliged to work in Mamma Adele's on the Via Flaminia."@en
  • ""Here is a merciless picture of hardened American conquerors abroad and their impact on pitifully defenseless people. A young American soldier takes on a pretty, fearful Italian girl to while away the tedious occupation. She consents with deep bitterness and restraint; the only jobs and bread are in the American kitchens. The country's pride is fiercely moral and the girl is stigmatized by the local police and populace. This is her final, mortal shame and she runs off into the night. He follows her but is too late. In another times and place they might have truly loved one another." --Publisher description."@en
  • ""Adapted from his best seller. Here is a merciless picture of hardened American conquerors abroad and their impact on pitifully defenseless people. A young American soldier takes on a pretty, fearful Italian girl to while away the tedious occupation. She consents with deep bitterness and restraint; the only jobs and bread are in the American kitchens. The country's pride is fiercely moral and the girl is stigmatized by the local police and populace. This is her final, mortal shame and she runs off into the night. He follows her but is too late. In another times and place they might have truly loved one another."--Publisher's description."
  • "There is currently no description available for this title at this time."@en
  • "Robert is an American soldier in occupied Rome during the final months of World War II. Lisa is a young woman obliged to work in Mamma AdeleÕs on the Via Flaminia. The passion they feel for one another is fueled by their separate, and equally desperate, needs. But can love between victor and vanquished ever blossom? This classic story of a poignant love affair, informed by the aftermath of war, is as relevant and moving today as when it was first published. Alfred HayesÕs screenplay for Paisan, directed by Roberto Rossellini, was nominated for an Academy Award."@en

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  • "Drama"@en
  • "Translations"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Historical fiction"@en
  • "Love stories"
  • "Love stories"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Powieść angielska"

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  • "The Girl on the Via Flaminia. A novel"@en
  • "La ragazza della via Flaminia"
  • "La ragazza della via Flaminia"@it
  • "The Girl on the Via Flaminia. [A play based on the novel of the same title.]"@en
  • "The girl on the Via Flaminia. [A drama in three acts.]"@en
  • "La ragazza della Via Flaminia"
  • "The Girl on the Via Flaminia"@en
  • "The girl on the Via Flaminia. [Play based on the author's novel]"
  • "The girl on the Via Flaminia. [Play based on the author's novel]"@en
  • "The girl on the Via Flaminia"@en
  • "The girl on the Via Flaminia"
  • "Un acte d'amour : roman"
  • "Un acte d'amour = (The girl on the Via Flaminia) : roman"
  • "The girl on the via flaminia"@en
  • "The girl on the via flaminia"
  • "Un acte d'amour Roman"
  • "Un Acte d'amour ("The Girl on the Via Flaminia") : roman. Traduit de l'américain par R.-N. Raimbault"
  • "Dekle iz Vie Flaminie"@sl
  • "Das Mädchen auf der Via Flaminia"
  • "The girl on the Via Flaminia, a novel"@en
  • "The girl on the via Flaminia"
  • "Piken fra Via Flaminia"
  • "Un acte d'amour"

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