Tim Newark uses current and archived sources, including first-hand intelligence reports by allied agent s dealing with the Mafia , many of which had never been published or cited before. Intelligence agencies from both Allied and Axis powers had some intent to use the Mafia as tools to futher their respective aims. We are treated to an authoritative history of deceit, double-deceit and cover iup. Does the book answer the question of whether the allies did make a pact? It's a great read finding out.

Pennant

The ongoing fascination with the Italian Mafia is understandable, given that the group is still largely active across the country today. This is an intersting read perfect for those with an interest in Italian military history.

Italia!

In a tale of humiliation and subterfuge, Mafia at War delves into Italy's past, bringing to light truths that have been kept hidden, until now...

Bath Life