"Civil Wars of Ideas" is a treasure trove of information and correlations for a wild and extremely dangerous era. For an era persistently falsified.... Seventy years have already passed and it is impressive the persistence of the defeated at that time to impose - they have almost succeeded - their own historical version. In "Civil Wars of Ideas" these are presented in their various dimensions, with clarity and sobriety. I find the way the study is articulated extremely interesting. Divided into parts, it presents in each one with completeness the various topics. In the first one, for example, the ideological civil war is examined. It is the preparation of the ground on which the final confrontation will be judged.

It is a mine of elements. Through them, observing the events from today's distance, one realizes, with melancholy, how much intellectual sweat was shed for an empty shirt, in the end.

As an additional asset of the book, I must mention the rich bibliography.

Thanasis Valtinos