Lorenzo Soria brings his journalistic professionalism to the chair of the HFPA
Mar 29, 2016
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Lorenzo Soria's parents were Jews, urged - by the suffocating climate following the "Italian Racial Laws" - to embark on a diaspora to Argentina. They settled down in Buenos Aires, where, in 1951, Lorenzo was born.
The boy grew up in a circle of Italians, until at the age of 11, he experienced the tragic loss of his father. His mom, left to raise by herself Lorenzo and his sister, decided to follow suit some relatives and to go back to Milan, Italy.
Fonte: L'italo-Americano
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