LA PAROLA EBREO

Half memoir, half historical essay, this book reconstructs the rise of racial laws in Fascist Italy through the author's own childhood in a Catholic bourgeois family. With lucid moral clarity, Loy explores how prejudice seeps into ordinary life, exposing the dangers of indifference. Winner of the Fregene and Rapallo-Carige prizes, it became an international bestseller and a key text in contemporary Holocaust remembrance literature.