Kosakenland. Storie di colbacchi, fucili e amori

Carnia (Italy), 1944. Nazi-allied Cossacks seize Northern Italy to establish Kosakenland, forcing their way into local homes. Amidst the violence of the occupation and partisan resistance, an unexpected bond forms between Olga, a Cossack leader’s daughter, and her Italian host. This poignant historical novel explores friendship, the “other”, and the flicker of love in the darkest days of war.

Author: Eugenio Nascimbeni

Born in Milan in 1960, Nascimbeni is a versatile author with a passion for mystery and historical storytelling. Since his 2007 debut, Il Traghettatore, he has published several acclaimed thrillers and novels. A devoted fan of Bruce Springsteen and Jorge Amado, his writing often reflects a blend of rhythmic energy and soulful human connection.