by Miriam Mafai · ISBN 9788804298403
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«Pane nero: donne e vita quotidiana nella Seconda guerra mondiale» is the historical essay by Miriam Mafai, published by Mondadori (278 pages, in Italian).
The book reconstructs the daily life of Italian women during World War II: their role in civil resistance, the challenges they faced and the transformation of their roles, and analyzes how the conflict changed their place in society.
The work belongs to the Le Scie collection by Mondadori and was published in 1987; it includes a bibliography (pp. 273-278) and 32 pages of plates.
It is aimed at readers interested in the history of women, civilian life during World War II and Italian society.
