Salvemini

[sahl-ve-mee-nee]

noun

1. Gaetano 1873–1957, Italian historian in the U.S.

Example Sentences

The difference between 1910 and now is that then Salvemini was not prosecuted for his opinions, while I’m being taken to trial.

From The Guardian

In June last year Saviano called Salvini “Il Ministro della Mala Vita” – roughly, minister of the criminal underworld – a phrase deployed in 1910 by anti-fascist intellectual Gaetano Salvemini against the then prime minister Giovanni Giolitti.

From The Guardian

The woman — her name is Clara Salvemini — is the glamorous, good-hearted, and mysteriously self-destructive daughter of a Pugliese construction baron, but her biographical details are the least important thing about her.

From New York Times

As Tara Salvemini arrived on the platform, she said she left for work early to avoid the crowds.

From New York Times

“People are trying to walk back because they don’t want to get too close to the edge, and they’re pushing you forward,” Ms. Salvemini, who works in the entertainment industry, said.

From New York Times