Giovanni Tizian & PIF Present: "Rinnega Tuo Padre" (Disown Your Father)

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(From L to R) G. Tizian & PIF.<br />
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Rome, 03/07/2018. Today, Isola del Cinema & Editori Laterza held the presentation of the book "Rinnega Tuo Padre" (Disown Your Father), hosted by the author Giovanni Tizian (Italian Journalist & author from Calabria, he has worked for magazine l'Espresso, newspapers: la Repubblica & la Gazzetta di Modena, monthly Narcomafie, website Stop'ndrangheta; he is graduated in Criminology at Bologna’s University; he won Journalistic awards: "Enzo Biaggi" & "Gian Piero Orsello"; he collaborates with daSud - http://www.dasud.it/; his Father, Peppe Tizian, a bank worker who did not want to "bow" & cooperate with 'ndrangheta, was killed on 23 October 1989 in Locri, Calabria, crime that is still unpunished; Giovanni Tizian has lived under police protection for his Journalistic work since 2011). Chair of the event was PIF (Aka Pierfrancesco Diliberto, Italian TV host, actor, writer & film director of: “La Mafia Uccide Solo D'Estate" & "In Guerra Per Amore" – London's premiere here: https://bit.ly/2v7lFxi; PIF's Wikipedia in Eng: https://bit.ly/2u1JOU7). From the Facebook event page: <<For a ['ndrangheta] boss the family is more important than money and power. In fact, wives, children, grandchildren guarantee the continuity of the empire. The 'ndrangheta - the most powerful and branched mafia in the world - bases its strength on blood ties. It is much more than just a criminal phenomenon: it is a culture steeped in violence and death that is handed down from generation to generation. Giovanni Tizian, accompanied by PIF, presents his book published by Laterza, "Rinnega Tuo Padre" (Disown Your Father) built around stories of children who deny their fathers, and courageous mothers who have chosen to abandon their husbands faithful to the law of the [mafia] clan […]>>.<br />
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For more info about the event, book & G. Tizian click here: https://bit.ly/2Ky6YfR & https://bit.ly/2tURF6v & https://bit.ly/2u5IDmB & https://bit.ly/2lTV1m3 & https://bit.ly/2KFaXGC

(From L to R) G. Tizian & PIF.

Rome, 03/07/2018. Today, Isola del Cinema & Editori Laterza held the presentation of the book "Rinnega Tuo Padre" (Disown Your Father), hosted by the author Giovanni Tizian (Italian Journalist & author from Calabria, he has worked for magazine l'Espresso, newspapers: la Repubblica & la Gazzetta di Modena, monthly Narcomafie, website Stop'ndrangheta; he is graduated in Criminology at Bologna’s University; he won Journalistic awards: "Enzo Biaggi" & "Gian Piero Orsello"; he collaborates with daSud - http://www.dasud.it/; his Father, Peppe Tizian, a bank worker who did not want to "bow" & cooperate with 'ndrangheta, was killed on 23 October 1989 in Locri, Calabria, crime that is still unpunished; Giovanni Tizian has lived under police protection for his Journalistic work since 2011). Chair of the event was PIF (Aka Pierfrancesco Diliberto, Italian TV host, actor, writer & film director of: “La Mafia Uccide Solo D'Estate" & "In Guerra Per Amore" – London's premiere here: https://bit.ly/2v7lFxi; PIF's Wikipedia in Eng: https://bit.ly/2u1JOU7). From the Facebook event page: <<For a ['ndrangheta] boss the family is more important than money and power. In fact, wives, children, grandchildren guarantee the continuity of the empire. The 'ndrangheta - the most powerful and branched mafia in the world - bases its strength on blood ties. It is much more than just a criminal phenomenon: it is a culture steeped in violence and death that is handed down from generation to generation. Giovanni Tizian, accompanied by PIF, presents his book published by Laterza, "Rinnega Tuo Padre" (Disown Your Father) built around stories of children who deny their fathers, and courageous mothers who have chosen to abandon their husbands faithful to the law of the [mafia] clan […]>>.

For more info about the event, book & G. Tizian click here: https://bit.ly/2Ky6YfR & https://bit.ly/2tURF6v & https://bit.ly/2u5IDmB & https://bit.ly/2lTV1m3 & https://bit.ly/2KFaXGC
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