Hitler vs Picasso

Composer, pianist and lawyer, he is the author of numerous soundtracks for documentaries, television commercials, and for great masterpieces of silent cinema. He released "Dispari", "Tabù", "Igloo" and on 8 October 2012 he released the fourth album "Viaggiatore Immobile". His songs have been selected for national broadcasts such as "Ballarò" (Rai 3) and "Eight and a Half" (La 7) and by singer-songwriter Simone Cristicchi for the documentary "From the other side of the gate". It boasts numerous performances in the most prestigious places of Italian music, such as the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome and the Arena di Verona.

Hitler vs Stalin, August 1939–June 1941
World War II was not only a military conflict. It was also a series of private psychological battles waged by the four great leaders: Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. In these mental duels, the 'warlords' lied, schemed, charmed, flattered and cheated to win. This four-part examination of World War II leadership shows how both Hitler and Stalin were led into enormous delusion; exposes Roosevelt as cautious and suspicious of Churchill; examines the US president's extraordinary attitude towards Stalin; investigates the secret campaign that Churchill waged against Stalin; and reveals how Roosevelt went behind Churchill's back.

John Mosier presents a revisionist retelling of the war on the Eastern Front. Although the Eastern Front was the biggest and most important theater in World War II, it is not well known in the United States, as no American troops participated in the fighting. Yet historians agree that this is where the decisive battles of the war were fought. The conventional wisdom about the Eastern Front is that Hitler was mad to think he could defeat the USSR, because of its vast size and population, and that the Battle of Stalingrad marked the turning point of the war. Neither statement is accurate, says Mosier; Hitler came very close to winning outright.