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Maria-Anita Ronchini

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Italian researcher and writer Maria Anita holds an MA in History with a focus in Jewish Studies from LMU Munich and a BA in History from the University of Bologna.

Education:Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität Munich (LMU)MA HistoryUniversity of BolognaBA HistoryExpertise:
European History
Modern History
Italian History
Italian Literature
Politics
Member since: Jul 09, 2023Location: ItalyPublished posts: 37

Articles by Maria-Anita Ronchini

10 Must-See Historic Sites in Siena, Italy
10 Must-See Historic Sites in Siena, Italy

Discover 10 must-see sites in the Tuscan city of Siena, a gem nestled in the hills south of Florence.

Why Were Germany’s Blitzkrieg Tactics So Effective in WWII?
Why Were Germany’s Blitzkrieg Tactics So Effective in WWII?

In the early years of World War II, Germany swept through Europe in a series of surprising attacks known as Blitzkrieg (lightning war).

The Expulsion of Polish Jews From Nazi Germany: Polenaktion Explained
The Expulsion of Polish Jews From Nazi Germany: Polenaktion Explained

In October 1938, the Nazi regime ordered the expulsion of the Polish Jews residing in Germany. The mass deportation, known as Polenaktion, uprooted around 17,000 people.

London in WWII: The Horror of the London Blitz
London in WWII: The Horror of the London Blitz

London in WWII suffered an intense bombing campaign known as the Blitz. The resilience of its residents became an indelible part of British collective memory.

How the Nazis Rescued Benito Mussolini: The Gran Sasso Raid
How the Nazis Rescued Benito Mussolini: The Gran Sasso Raid

In September 1943, during the Gran Sasso Raid, a commando of German paratroopers rescued the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini from his confinement in the Apennines.

What Was Kristallnacht? The Horrors of the Night of Broken Glass
What Was Kristallnacht? The Horrors of the Night of Broken Glass

Between November 9 and 10, 1938, Nazi Germany unleashed a nationwide wave of anti-Semitic violence. The event is known as Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass).

What Was the Carnation Revolution?
What Was the Carnation Revolution?

On April 25, 1974, a military coup ended more than 40 years of dictatorship in Portugal.

The Fate of Jewish Art Collections in WWII: 20 Looted Families
The Fate of Jewish Art Collections in WWII: 20 Looted Families

During World War II, the Nazi regime looted hundreds of Jewish-owned art collections. Today, the victims’ heirs are still trying to recover the Nazi-looted art.