Silvio Berlusconi: Prime Minister of Italy

Silvio Berlusconi: Prime Minister of Italy
ISBN-10
0791082601
ISBN-13
9780791082607
Series
Silvio Berlusconi
Category
Juvenile Nonfiction
Pages
130
Language
English
Published
2005-01
Publisher
Chelsea House Pub
Author
Susan Muaddi Darraj

Description

Chronicles the life and times of Italy's leader, who rose from poverty to become a media billionaire and the Italian prime minister.

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