Risultati per "Memoriale" in Narrativa letteraria

Prigioniero in Germania nell'ultima fase della Seconda guerra mondiale, vittima in prigionia di tubercolosi polmonare e tormentato fin dall'infanzia dalla inguaribile malattia della solitudine, quando viene assunto da una grande fabbrica del Nord, Albino Saluggia si illude di poter cambiare vita e finalmente di guarire da tutti i suoi mali. Ma l'ingresso nel mondo del lavoro si rivela per lui ben presto un guaio peggiore della disoccupazione e da questo momento l'esistenza di Saluggia si complica diventando un nodo di inestricabile follia.

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