Bread and Wine
Original title: Pane e vino
first published 1936 Signet Classics, 1946 paperback
In Ignazio Silone's "Bread and Wine," a young revolutionary, Pietro Spina, disguised as a priest, returns to his homeland of Abruzzo to organize the peasants against the fascist regime, exploring themes of faith, revolution, and the human spirit in a world on the brink of war. Key Aspects of the Novel: Pietro Spina's Journey: Pietro, a revolutionary, returns to Abruzzo after years in exile, seeking to incite a peasa...
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