edited the series Il coraggio e la pietà, which was created with the advice of fellow historian and personal friend Renzo De Felice. In interviews with witnesses and survivors, including the chief rabbi of Rome Elio Toaff, it told the history of Italian Jews after the promulgation of the Italian racial laws. On the same topic, he wrote the book Gli ebrei e l'Italia durante la guerra 1940 (Bonacci, 1986). Among his other books on Italian fascism are Tutti gli uomini del Duce (Mondadori, 1982). Personal life and death Caracciolo was married to Rossella Sleiter, who worked as a journalist at La Repubblica and continues to edit the Friday column "Nature". He died in Rome on 24 April 2020, aged 88. The announcement of his death was given by Italia Nostra. He died in the Villa Margherita clinic, where he had been hospitalized for about a week after his condition had worsened. References External links Nicola Caracciolo at National Central Library of Florence 1931 births 2020 deaths 20th-century Italian historians 21st-century Italian historians 20th-century Italian journalists 21st-century Italian journalists Nicola Italian anti-fascists Italian environmentalists Italian nobility