Naples '44
Naples '44: In late 1943, at the height of World War II, British author and intelligence officer Norman Lewis received orders from the British Intelligence Corps to go to the recently liberated city of Naples in southern Italy. When Lewis arrived, he bore witness to a once-thriving metropolitan area that had been utterly devastated and left in ruins by years of turmoil. First, the fascist regime of Mussolini and the Nazis had wreaked havoc on the city. Then, Allied bombing raids had further decimated Naples' buildings and infrastructure. Finally, the Nazis occupied the area for years, exploiting and oppressing the local population. By the time the Nazis withdrew and the Allies liberated the city, Naples was but a shell of its former vibrant self.
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