In this episode, Angela Page shares her fascinating family history, including her Italian roots, her grandfather’s olive groves, and her research into historical figures and genealogy. Discover insights into Italian-American heritage, the impact of history on personal stories, and tips for genealogical research. And her book “Enrico G” on Amazon Angelapage.net Italian family history and roots Genealogical research techniques and tools Historical figures and their stories Cultural heritage and traditions Impact of history on personal family stories Click here to join our group on Facebook Video

In this episode, Carmine Victoria shares his fascinating journey from Italy to America, his extensive scientific career, and his compelling historical fiction books that explore Italy’s history and the Silk Road. Discover insights into Italian roots, WWII internment camps, and the mysteries of the Silk Road. “A Silk Road Odyssey” What would you risk to reclaim your freedom and your humanity after a decade in a frozen hell? In A Silk Road Odyssey, acclaimed author Carmine Vittoria brings to life the harrowing, true-to-history story of two Italian soldiers captured after the Battle of Stalingrad and sent to a brutal Soviet Gulag. With the unlikely help of a Ukrainian soldier, they endured cruelty, starvation, and despair before daring an audacious escape through the ancient trade routes of Central Asia, the same Silk Road once traveled by Marco Polo. Blending historical research with vivid storytelling, Vittoria reveals the courage, endurance, and friendship that sustain men in the darkest corners of war. From the icy wastelands of Siberia to the sun-scorched deserts of Asia, this gripping saga captures both the horrors of captivity and the unbreakable will to survive. A tribute to the thousands of Italian prisoners of war forgotten by history, A Silk Road Odyssey reminds us that freedom is never free and that memory is the only victory time cannot erase. If you are drawn to epic stories of survival, courage, and hope against impossible odds, open these pages and experience a journey you will never forget. Carmine Vittoria received his Ph.D. in applied quantum physics from Yale University in 1970. He is currently a professor at Northeastern University, where he has established a world-class research laboratory focused on developing new microwave films deposited at the atomic scale. He is a fellow of the American Physical Society and IEEE. He has uncovered many true, but little-known, poignant stories from World War II and written about them in his prior historical novels: Hidden in Plain Sight and A Tale of Two Enclaves. Click here to join our group on Facebook Video

Explore the rich history of California’s wine industry through the personal stories of Kevin Ferguson, tracing his family’s roots from Italy to California, and uncovering the fascinating history of prohibition, winemaking, and legendary wine competitions. Substack – Centenarian Playbook Family genealogy from Italy to California Impact of Prohibition on California wineries The story of Gemello Winery and its legacy The 1976 Judgment of Paris and California wines Family stories and historical recordings 00:00Introduction to Italian Roots in Genealogy00:36The Journey of the Gemello Family03:06Prohibition and Its Impact on Winemaking09:37The Evolution of the Gemello Winery16:27Cultural Heritage and Family Traditions23:23Connecting with Italian Roots30:25The Legacy of the Gemello Winery Click here to join our group on Facebook Video

Explore Italian genealogy, noble families, and cultural history through personal stories and historical insights. Discover how Italy’s rich past influences modern identity and heritage. Bob Sorrentino and Ben Lariccia discuss their common roots in the town of Capracotta Molise Click here to join our group on Facebook Video

Explore the fascinating journey of Italian immigrants from Tuscany to California, their family stories, and the impact of genealogy and AI on uncovering personal history. Discover how personal stories, historical events, and modern technology intertwine to connect us with our roots. Click here to join our group on Facebook Video