In library: Roberto Rossetti, "Paolo Borsellino. A simple hero ", Foreword by Jimmy Tan, Editions La Zisa, pp. 96, Euro 9,90
After the death of his friend and colleague Giovanni Falcone, courage is what drives, Despite the fear, the judge Paolo Borsellino to take down their homework. As a magistrate and a man, because public and private contaminate always in his life: the judge's thoughts are reflected in those of man and vice versa.
The author decides to tell the life of magistrate Paolo Borsellino through description of man, a man in one piece, a man that doesn't compromise, a man with a strong moral rigor, a simple man become hero, whose work is not yet finished. The path started by Paul and John is still far from reaching the finish line, but – as the author – by their example they provided ethical and moral map tools to prosecute him in their name. It is a difficult path but, like any complex thing, consists of many simple things, they serve many small steps in the right direction, and this essay is nothing more than one of them.
Roberto Rossetti, born in Ceva (CN) the 16 November 1982, He holds a degree in modern history at the University of Turin. "Study for life and not for school" is the motto that has accompanied him since he was a child and that still drives him to learn, know and tell the story.
 
 
