Cesare G. De Michelis
Cesare G. De Michelis ( born 1944 ) is an Italian literary scholar, university professor and professor of Russian literature and author
Career
De Michelis studied after having attained university entrance Literature and received his doctorate after submitting his thesis for Doctor of Philosophy. After some time as a lecturer, he received his habilitation professor and was Vergata full professor of Russian literature at the University of Rome / Tor appointed. In addition to his academic teaching, he works as a journalist, writes for the arts section of the newspaper " la Repubblica " and directs the series " le betulle " published by Marsilio / Venice. He is a correspondent for the firm " Pushkin " in Moscow.
De Michaelis made special attention to the linguistic study of the so-called Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which he attributed to a fictitious concoction of Russian intelligence community. To date, no credible refutation of his thesis has been submitted.
With his work, and especially with his book to the fictional " logs" it also occurs in historical and political events that are dedicated to the discussion of the Holocaust and the struggle against anti-Semitism, as in a lecture on 28 January 2010 at the Italian Cultural Institute of Frankfurt / Main.
De Michaelis was a member of the Christian Peace Conference and participants of the II Allchristlichen peace meeting, which was held in Prague in 1964.
Works
- Il Manoscritto inesistente. I " Proto Colli dei savi di Sion ": un apocrifo del XX secolo, Venezia 1998
- The Non -existent Manuscript: A Study of the Protocols of the Sages of Zion, University of Nebraska Press 2004, ISBN 9780803217270
- L' avanguardia trasversale: il futurismo tra Italia e Russia 1st ed Venezia: Marsilio, 20097, ISBN 978-88-317-9713-9
Papers
- Alexander Solzhenitsyn died, La Repubblica, Italy, August 4, 2008
Honors
- "Premio Calabria " for foreign literatures 1997