Inspector De Luca (novel series)

literary work
Title	Carta bianca
Form of creative work	novel
Genre	crime novel
Author	Carlo Lucarelli
Publication date	1990
Country of origin	Italiya
Language of work or name	Italian

Sirruuji Inspekteer De Luca, ina wiyee kadi « trilogie De Luca » ina mbaɗi defte tati itaaliyankooje, hono « Carte Blanche » (it:Carta bianca (Lucarelli), 1990), « Duuɓi bonɗi » (it: L’estate torbida, 1991), e « Laabi Goose » (it:Carte Bianca 1991). Lukareli.

Novels ɗii teskaama ngam setting e nder yonta hakkunde loppitgol laamu fasist Itaali e hitaande 1943 e sosde laamu puppet Republique Social Italienne Almaañ Nazi tuggi 1943 haa 1945, e yonta caggal wolde ɗoon e ɗoon, e kadi ngam jikku tiiɗɗo mo polis protagonist goɗɗo oo tawaa e nder series goɗɗo - a.^[1]

Defte ɗee ƴettaa ko e teleeji Itaali, hono Inspecteur De Luca (seriiji teleeji) e hitaande 2008.

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↑ Peter Bondanella, Andrea Ciccarelli The Cambridge Companion to the Italian Novel 0521669626 2003 p.230 "Exactly the opposite is true of Inspector De Luca, protagonist of several of Lucarelli's mysteries that are set in the chaotic period between the collapse of Italy's Fascist government in 1943 and the immediate postwar period, when policemen with connections to the fallen regime are suspected by every political faction associated with the triumph of antifascism. ... He tenaciously determines to solve his cases even if the pursuit of his investigations causes him to risk his life in the last years of the war in Carta bianca (Carte Blanche, 1990) and L 'estate torbida (The Turbid Summer, 1991), or moves him to risk his entire career after the war in Via delle oche (Goose Street, 1996). "

[1] Peter Bondanella, Andrea Ciccarelli The Cambridge Companion to the Italian Novel 0521669626 2003 p.230 "Exactly the opposite is true of Inspector De Luca, protagonist of several of Lucarelli's mysteries that are set in the chaotic period between the collapse of Italy's Fascist government in 1943 and the immediate postwar period, when policemen with connections to the fallen regime are suspected by every political faction associated with the triumph of antifascism. ... He tenaciously determines to solve his cases even if the pursuit of his investigations causes him to risk his life in the last years of the war in Carta bianca (Carte Blanche, 1990) and L 'estate torbida (The Turbid Summer, 1991), or moves him to risk his entire career after the war in Via delle oche (Goose Street, 1996). "

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