Giuseppe Salvago Raggi (1866-1946) was Italy's Minister in Beijing during the Siege of the Legations. His memoirs remained unpublished well after his death. They were made available to historians in 1968. This book is the first English translation. Salvago Raggi was a great writer and a very human man. Because of this book, we know more about the 55 days long Siege, what caused it and what followed it.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Un resoconto, inedito sino agli anni Settanta, scritto dal nostro Ambasciatore in Cina, che fu una figura centrale durante l'assedio alle legazioni diplomatiche, a Pechino. L'Italia inviņ un contingente militare in Cina per liberarle. Seller Inventory # 9788831229036
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Soft cover. Condition: New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Edition in English. It is an extract of the memoirs of Marquis Giuseppe Salvago Raggi (1866-1946) on the greatest Italian diplomat during the last century. He was the Minister of Italy in Beijing from 1898 until 1902. He was also one of the main pillars at the defense of the Legations in spite of the fact that he did not appear among the defenders. He never bragged about it and he speaks quite frankly about it since he never thought about publishing his memoirs which became available only in 1968. He explains in details of the Killing of the German Minister, Ketteler, the part of the diplomats' wives in the looting of the Forbidden City. SIGNED BY THE TRANSLATOR AND AUTHOR OF THE INTRODUCTION, ANGELO PARATICO . Some of the photos in the book are printed there for the first time. 162 pages. Signed by Author. Seller Inventory # 20011