The Life and Times of the Sicilian Robin Hood

Bibliography

BOOKS:

Barzini, Luigi.  1984 (originally published 1964).  The Italians.  Atheneum.

Casarrubea, G.  2001.  Salvatore Giuliano.  Milan.

Chandler, Billy Jaynes.  1988.  King of the Mountain: The Life and Death of Giuliano the Bandit.  Northern Illinois University Press.

Dickie, John.  2004.  Cosa Nostra: A History of the Sicilian Mafia.  Palgrave/Macmillan.

Di Scala, Spencer M.  1995.  Italy: From Revolution to Republic, 1700 to the Present.  Westview Press.

Finley, M.I., Denis Mack Smith, and Christopher Duggan.  1987.  A History of Sicily.  Viking.

Maxwell, Gavin.  1956.  Bandit.  Harper.

Puzo, Mario.  1984.  The Sicilian.  Ballantine.

Randa, F.  2002.  Salvatore Giuliano.  Palermo.

Stille, Alexander.  1995.  Excellent Cadavers.  Vintage.

MAGAZINES:

Stern, Michael.  1948.  King of the Bandits.  Life Magazine, February 23, 1948.

FILMS:

The Sicilian.  Artisan Films, directed by Michael Cimino, 1987.

Salvatore Giuliano.  Janus Films, directed by Francesco Rosi, 1961.

DOCUMENTS:

June 16, 1947.  Document referred to the Department of State, Harry S. Truman Library, Independence, Mo.

July 1, 1947.  As above.

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1. Bandit and Murderer, or Hero and Patriot?
2. The Two Robin Hoods
3. The Making of
   the Legend
4. The Legend Grows
5. The King of the Mountain
6. From Bandit to Politician
7. Giuliano Expands His Criminal Enterprise
8. Please,
   President
   Truman
9. A Second Letter to President Truman
10. The Mystery of the Massacre at Portella della Ginestra
11. The Truth Behind the Massacre
12. Betrayal
13. The Killing of Giuliano
14. The End of Giuliano
15. Cover-up
16. Giuliano, the Media Star
17. Hero or Villain?
18. The Literature
19. Bibliography