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Italian Women in Chicago: Madonna Mia! QUI debbo vivere? Your Digital companion to the book [first edition]
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Listen to Gloria Nardini talking about Italian Women in Chicago on WGN
Florence Scala's last day on Halsted Street
Florence Scala 3-part interview by Studs Terkel from 1963 (scroll down through many entries to find the interviews with Scala)
Rosemarie Andolino presentation to City Club 2013
Domenica Trevor's profile of Rena Trevor--- Long Version.
Sorting out Who's Who in the Golddiggers' Glamour Photo 1977.
Dean Martin with the Golddiggers---Joyce Garro is to Martin's left. Her story is one of the most unusual in
IWIC. Full ID for the picture are (L-R) Robyn, Patti, Dean, Joyce, Linda,with Maria and Peggy in the front row.
BIBLIOGRAPHY of publications and sources relating to Italians in Chicago and Italian American women.
Full-length version of the essay by Joanne Spata originally titled "A Lifetime of Firsts" and "Parading in High Heels" in the published version of IWIC.
Amabile Santacaterina Presentation 39 Page English Version of Santacaterina's Autobiography by Translated by Jeaneatte Risatti Viehman Only a small portion of this appeared in the published book.
Impresa Award winners Citations---full text Full biographical citations scanned from the commemorative booklets from the Impresa events from 2004 to 2012. The material from earlier events will be posted soon.
Antonio D'Ambrosio
Interview 2005 Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
Rosa: The Life of an Italian Immigrant Women ---read about her on Google Book
VoliniFamilyinItTrivignoandPotenza.doc
VoliniFamilyinItTrivignoandPotenza.doc
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Impresa Award Winners
Dominic Candeloro
Oct 31, 2013
We are continuously updating materials. Please contact Dominic.Candeloro@gmail.com for additional corrections, suggested expansions on the contents, and other feedback.
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Dominic Candeloro
Oct 18, 2013
Check out our larger photo of the Gold Diggers---this time with the correct identifications.
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Dominic Candeloro
Oct 11, 2013
This section of the website is here to provide material relating to "Italian Women in Chicago" that goes a little deeper into the material presented in the book. For instance, "A Visitor to Chicago" gives a bleak picture of the city that corroborates the "Madonna Mia! QUI debbo vivere?" theme. For new Italian immigrants in the 1890s, Chicago was not very inviting.
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above Dean Martin and his "gold diggers" text in Italian Women in Chicago Vol 1
under trevor link
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