Julius Caesar and the Area Sacra
Anita Morrish2025-03-07T14:21:05+00:00Dictator for life - Julius Caesar seemed all-powerful but a group of conspirators lay in wait …
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Nino’s Silent Night – A short story
Anita Morrish2024-12-07T18:39:53+00:00It's December 1943 in Rome. Nino is in danger but help can arrive in unusual ways ...
Eighty years ago – the liberation of Rome
Anita Morrish2024-06-13T12:21:16+01:00Rome was liberated on 4 June 1944, the first capital city to be retaken by the Allies in WWII
Romolo Dorinzi – il giovanotto che evitò una strage
Anita Morrish2024-06-13T12:35:06+01:00I tedeschi stanno qui dietro! Vi prendono alle spalle!
A Hill of Heroes
Anita Morrish2023-05-22T12:41:50+01:00West of the Tiber, the Gianicolo soars above Rome ...
The Princess of Monte Savello
Anita Morrish2023-09-17T13:22:35+01:00Rooms with a view and secrets to keep - a hideaway in public view …
A Soldier’s Guide to Rome part 3
Anita Morrish2023-11-07T18:36:55+00:00Where better to begin? This itinerary in the US-prepared guide explores the heart of the ancient city.
Two Days That Shook Rome
Anita Morrish2023-03-09T08:16:14+00:00The soldiers marched through Rome, returning to their barracks. They took the same route every day but 23 March was different.
A Soldier’s Guide to Rome part 2
Anita Morrish2023-02-23T10:24:14+00:00So many suggestions in the guide. Why not begin with dramatic piazzas and fountains?
A Soldier’s Guide to Rome
Anita Morrish2023-02-18T13:41:01+00:00From Sicily to Naples, Anzio and Montecassino. Now the Allies had reached Rome.