Books and Collected Articles in the Italian Submarine School Library
Extracted from a list furnished by Captain (Eng. Corp) Attilio Raniere, Italian Navy, Director of the Scuola Sommergibili. Shown below are a number of the Italian Language books and collections of articles in the Italian Submarine School Library. Not shown are many other books and individual articles in English, French, German, Italian and other languages. The translated titles are more literal than idiomatic. Publications of nonItalian origin have been shown in order to demonstrate the wide range of literature available to the Italian submarine school student.
[Captain Till commanded WOODROW WILSON and went on to serve two tours in Italy. One as Chief/ of Staff to COMSUBMED in Naples, and one as Defense Attache in Rome.]Note 1. U.S.M.M. =Italian Office of Naval History
Note 2. A.N.M.1. =Italian National Naval Association
Campagna, E., La Nave Subacquea [The Undersea Ship,] Milano: U. Hoepli, 1915
Bravetta, E., Sottomarini Sommergjbili e Toepedinj [Submarines, Submersibles and Torpedoes,] Milano: Fratelli Treves, 1915
Bravetta, E., Macchine Infernali [Infernal Machines,] Milano: Fratelli Treves, 1917
Milanesi, G., Sommergibili [Submarines,] Milano: Alfieri e Lacroix, 1917
Accademia Navale, Sommergibili ffirevi nozioni ad uso degli eguipaggil [Submarines (Brief thoughts on use of the crew,)] La Spezia: F. Zappa, 1916
Giorli, E., II Sottomarino e la Guerra Navale [The Submarine and Naval Warfare,] Milano: L. Oliva, 1915
Tozzi, A., II delfino Italiano per la Navigazione Sonomarina [The Italian dolphin throughout submarine navigation,] Firenze: Publisher unknown, 1871
Marulli, J., Le Navi [The Ships,] Roma: Lega Navale ltaliana, 1928
Bulwark, Sommergibil i CAppo&J:io-Carenaggjo-Trasoorto-Recu pero-Prova pressatura) [Submarines (Support, Drydocldng, Transport, Recovery, Pressure Testing,)] Genova: Marina Mercantile ltaliana, 1917
Darkling, L., II Doi ore sul Mare (La guerra sttomarina) [The Anguish on the Sea,] Genova: ltalianissima, 1922
__________ ,In Memoria dello S. M. ed Egujpaggjo del SMG. S. Veniero [In memory of the Captain and Crew of the submarine San Veniero,] Roma: Provv. Gen. dello Stato, 1925
Milanesi, G., Mar Sanguigno [Bloody Sea,] Roma: A. Stock, 1927
Guglielmotti, L., II Sommergibile Spiegato al Popolo [The Submarine explained to the People,] Roma: Libreria del Littorio, 1928
Vicoli, F., La Ferrea Bara degli Eroi [The Iron Bier of the Heroes,] Firenze: Toscana, 1929
__________ , In Memoria del C.C. Wiel [In Memory of LCDR Wiel, ] Padova: Unknown, 1929
Sulliotti, I., Onde Insani:uinate [Bloody Waves,] Milano: Omen oni, 1930
Bravetta, E., L’Insidia Sottomarino [The Insidious Submarine,] Milano: U. Hoepli, 1931
Ministero Marina, I Nostri Sommergibili (Durante la ilJerra 1915- 1918 Vari [Our Submarines·(Launchings During the War 1915- 1918)] U. Capo Stato Maggiore: Roma, 1933
Michelsen, Amm., La Guerra negli Abissi [The War in the Abysses] Marangoni: Milano, 1933
Falangola, Amm. M., II Sommergibile F.7 [The Submarine F7] Ardita: Roma, 1933
Spindler, A., La Guerra sul Mare 1914-1918 al Commercjo con I Smg. [The War on the Sea 1914-1918 Against Commerce by Submarine, Volume I] 1st. Polig. dello Stato: Roma, Volumes I, 11, & m, 1934 and 1936
Spiess, J., La Guerra Sottomarina[Undersea Warfare] 0. Marangoni: Milano 1932
Hersing, C.C., U-21 Liberatoredei Dardanelli [U21, Liberator of the Dardanelles] 0. Marangoni: Milano, 1933
Maraghini, G., II Sommergibile “Atropo” [The Submarine “Atropo”] Ardita: Roma 1934
Ciancimino, C., I Sommergibili neJla Guerra Mondale [Subma rines during the Word War] Le Grandi Avventure: Milano, 1935
Hashagen, E., La Tragedia dei Sommergihile [The Tragedy of the Submarines] Fratelli Treves: Milano 1935
Von Moraht, II Lupo del Mediterraneo [The Wolf of the Mediterranean] 0. Marangoni: Milano, 1939
Milanesi, G., La Voce del Fondo [The Voice of the Deep] Alfieri & Lacroix: Milano, 1942
Neureuther, C., Viviamo Ancora [We Still Live] A. Salani: Firenze, 1936
Valentiner, M., II Terrore sui Mari [The Terror on the Seas} Fratelli Treves: Milano, 1936
Jellicoe, E., II Pericolo Sottomarino [The Submarine Danger] Ist. Polig. dello Stato: Roma, 1936
Whitehead, La Storia del Siluro 1860-1936 [The Story of the Torpedo, 1860-1936] Whitehead: Fiume, 1936
U.S. M. M. ‘, I Sommergibili Italiani 1895-1962 [Italian Submarines 1895-1962] U.S.M.M.:Roma 1963
Crepas, A., Gli Angeli Senza Ali[The Angels Without Wings] C.B. Paravia & C.: Torino, 1939
Zannoni, C.V. F., Annali della Vasca Naz. per le Esperienze di Archit. Navale [Annals of the National Towtank relating to Naval Architecture] 1st. Polig. Statale: Roma, 1939
Spiegel, V., L’lnfemo nei Sommergibili [The Inferno in Submarines} 0. Marangoni: Milano, 1939
U. Degli Uberti-K. Kiel I Sommergibili dell’ Asse [Axis Submarines] La Verita’: Roma, 1941
Vingiano, G. L’ Avventµrosa Crociera Atlantica del Smg. A. Barbarigo [The Adventurous Atlantic Cruise of the Submarine A. Barbarigo] A. Mondadori: Verona, 1942
Sez. Tattica SMOG lmpiego del SMG nella Guerra al Traffico Oceanico [Employment of the Submarine in the War Against Ocean Traffic] Sez. Tattica SMGG: Mar Baltico, 1942
Prien, G. Fino a Scapa Flow [Up To Scapa Flow} G.C. Sansoni: Firenze, 1943
Cappellini, A., Prima di Andare a Malta [Before Going to Malta} Ed. Europa: Milano, 1947
__________‘Torpedini Umane Contro la Fiona Inglese [Human Torpedoes Against the English Fleet] Ed. Europa: Milano 1947
Turati, N., In fondo al Mare – lmpresa del C.3 [In the Depth of the Sea – Exploits of the CJ} G. Biancardi: Lodi, 1948
Ferretti, C.M., 20.0QQ Rupie di Taglia [20,000 Rupee Reward] Danesi: Roma 1948
De Giacomo, A., Sommergibili Italiani nell ‘Atl antico [Italian Submarines in the Atlantic] L’ Arnia: Roma 1950
Maronari, A., Un Sommergibile non E’Rjentrato alla Base [A Submarine Has Not Returned to Base] Rizzoli: Milano 1952
Borghese, J.V., Decima Flottiglia Mas [Tenth Torpedo Boat Flotilla] Garzanti: Milano, 1954
Vainigli, L., Il Sommergibile [The Submarine] Tip. Moderna: La Spezia, 1954
Cocchia, A., Sommergibili all’ Attacco [Attack Submarines] Rizzoli: Milano, 1955
U.S.M.M., Sommergibili in Guerra Cegjsodi in mediterraneo) [Submarines at War {Episodes in the Mediterranean)] USMM.: Roma, 1956
Rayner, D.A., Duello nell’ Atlantico [Duel in the Atlantic] BaJdini & Castoldi: Milano, 1958
Franck, W., I Lupi e L’Ammiraglio Ctrjonfo (tragedia dei sommergibil) [The Wolves and the AdmiraJ (friumph and tragedy of the Submarines)] Baldini & Castaldi: Milano, 1959
__________‘Il Toro di Scapa Flow [The Bull of Scapa Flow] Baldini & Castaldi: Milano, 1960
Horsley, D., Squali d’ Acciao [Sharks of Steel] Racconti di Guerra: Roma, 1959
Pegolotti, B. Uomini Contro Navi [Men Against Ships] Vallechi: Firenze, 1960
Brennecke, J., Il Caso Laconia [The Laconia Case] BaJdini & Castoldi: Milano, 1961
Trizzino, A., Sopra di Noi L’Oceano [Above Us the Ocean] Longanese & C.: Milano, 1962
Peillard, L., II Caso del Laconia [The Case of the Laconia] Garzanti: Milano, 1963
Caporilli, P., Acgua Salata [SaJt Water] Ardita: Roma, 1962
Raiola, G., Ouelli di Betasom CSMGG Italiani in Atlantico) [Those of “Betasom” (Italian Submarines in the Atlantic)] G. Volpe: Roma, 1965
Donato, A., I Sommergibili Emersero all Alba [The Submarines Surfacing at Dawn] Baldini & Castoldi: Milano, 1965
Martinelli, F., Gli Squali del Terzo Reich [The Sharks of the Third Reich] G. de Vecchi: Milano, 1966
Martino, E. – A. Gigante, La Flotta Sovietica Oggi – Sottomarini e Sommergibili [The Soviet Fleet Today – Submarines and Submersibles] lntyrama: Genova, 1967
Nelli, R.B., Eroismo Italiano Sotto i Mari 0940-1943) G. de Vecchi: Milano, 1968
ntler, J.J., Storiadel Sonomarino (Dai primi esper. di FULTON a quelli atomici) [History of the Submarine (From the first experience of the Fulton to atomic submarines) Sugar Editore: Milano, 1969
Pasetti, A., Omega 9 [Omega 9] Bietti: Milano, 1969
Hezlet, A.R. La Guerra Subacquea il Sottomarino e il Potere Marittimo [The Undersea War, the Submarine and Maritime Power) Sansoni: Firenze, 1969
Boscolo, A., II Comandante Salvatore Todaro [Commander Salvatore Todaro] G. Volpe: Roma, 1970
Mason, D., U-Boote Minaccia Segreta [U-Boat Secret Menace] E. Albertelli: Parma, 1970
Cepparo, R., Missione Segreta Mar Nero [Black Sea Secret Mission] Ist. Europa: 7,1970
Betasom, Vedetta Atlantica (Betasom 1941-1942)Craccolta) [Atlantic Lookout (Betasom 1941-1942)(Collection)] Betasom: Bordeaux, 1970
Nassigb, R., Guerra negli Abissi [War in the Depths] U. Mursia & C. : Milano, 1971
Cassini, M., Torpedini Umane [Human Torpedoes] U. Mursia & C.: Milano, 1971
Silvani, L., Gli Arditi del Mare Sottomarini – Mas “Maiali” 0940-1943) [The Daring Men of the Submarine Sea -Torpedo Boat “Maiali” (1940-1943)] G. de Vecchi: Milano 1972
Korganoff, A., II Mistero di Scapa Flow CL’incredjbile impresa dell’U-47) [The Mystery of Scapa Flow (The lncredibile Exploit of the U47)] U. Mursia& C.: Milano 1972
U.S.M.M., I Sommergibili in Mediterraneo [Submarines in the Mediterranean] U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1972
U.S.M.M., L’Ortrnnizµzjone della Marina Durante il Conflitto [The Organization of the Navy During the War] U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1972-78
U.S.M.M., Dati Statistici – Vol.1 [Statistical Data] U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1972
U.S.M.M., Navi Militare Perdute – Vol. 2 [Naval Ships Lost] U .S.M.M.: Roma, 1975
U.S.M.M., I Sommeri:ibili negli Oceani [Submarines in the Ocean] U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1976
U.S.M.M., La Marina dall’8/9/t943 aJla Fine del Conflitto [The Navy from 9/8/43 to the End of the War] U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1971
U.S.M.M., I Mezzj d’Assalto [The Means of Assault] U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1972/1992
Bagnasco, E., I Sommeri:ibili della II Guerra Mondiale [Subma rines of the Second World War] E.Albertelli: Parma, 1973
Ghetti, W., Storia Mondiale del Sommergibile [Global Story of the Submarine] G. de Vecchi: Milano, 1975
Peillard, L., La Battaglia delI’ Atlantico A. [The Battle of the Atlantic] Mondadori: Verona, 1976
Raiola, G., Timoni a Salire [Maneuver to Ascend] Mursia & C.: Milano 1978
Uf. Stato Maggiore R.M., Raccolta di Rapporti su Azioni Naya)i di SMOG. ne11a 2* G.M. [Collection of Submarine Naval Action Reports during WWII] Uf. Stato Maggiore R.M.: Roma, 1978
Brauzzi, A., La Marina Italiana il 10 Giugno 1940 [The Italian Navy on June 10, 1940] Rivista Marittima: Roma 1980
Meneghini, T., Cento Sommergibili non sono Tornati [One Hundred Submarines Have Not Returned] C.E.N.: Roma, 1980
Solmi, A., II Mistero dei Sottomarini Atomici (The Mystery of Atomic Submarines] A. Mondadori: Milano, 1981
Risaia, A., Ricardi di un Sommergibilista (del smg Barbarjgo) [Memoirs of a Submariner (of the submarine Barbarigo)] A. Risaia: Cremona, 1984
Flamigni, A., Strategia e Tattica d’lmpiego dei Sommergibili [Strategy and Tactics of Submarine Employment] Rivista Marittima: Roma, 1990
__________, Rivista Nautica 1893-1910 (articoli sui sommergi bili) [Nautical Review 1893-1910 {submarine articles)] Rivista Nautica
Raiola, G., Uomini dell’ Atlantico [Men of the Atlantic] Longanese & C.: Milano, 1973
Galuppini, G., Guida ai Sommergibili dalle Origini ad Oggi [Guide to Submarines from Origins to Today] A. Mondadori: Milano, 1985
Ministero Difesa, Libro Bianco 1985 (La Difesa) [White Book 1985 (Defense)] Ministero Difesa: Roma, 1985
Vanni, P., II Ritorno dello Scire [The Return of the Scir~] Progresso 3 s.r.l.: Firenze, 1985
U.S.M.M., Lo Schnorchel Italiano [The Italian Snorkel} U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1986
A.N.M.I., R Sommergjbile Scire`[Return of the Submarine Scire` ] A.N.M.I.: Pistoia, 1986
Scardaccione, A.: II Delfino Dorato [The Gilded Dolphin] Schena: Fasano, 1988
Maioli, G., Sguali d’ Acciao [Sharks of Steel] Fratelli Melita: La Spezia, 1988
Bagnasco, E. – A. RasteHi, SommergibiH in Guerra [Submarines in War] E. Albertelli: Parma, 1989
Giorgerini, G., Pa Matapan a] Golfo Persico Oa M.M.I. dal fascismo alla repubblical [From Matapan to the Persian Gulf (The Italian Navy from Fascism to the Republic)] A. Mondadori: Milano, 1989
Turrini, A. – M. Cosentino, Sommergibili (Dossier JP4) – Suppl. Panorama Difesa [Submarines (Dossier JP4) – Supplement to .. Panorama Difesa”] So. di P. Patuzzi s.p.a.:Milano, 1989
__________, Sommergjbili Italianj (fra le due guerre mondialil)[Italian Submarines (between the two world wars)] Stato Magg. Marina: Roma, 1989
Mattesini, F., L’Ultima Missione del Sommergibile .. Pa Vinci” IThe Final Mission of the Submarine .. Da Vinci”] U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1989
De Risio, C., Quota Periscopio [Periscope Depth] Stato Magg. Marina: Roma, 1990
Lo Martire, N.B., Taranto e i suoi Sommergibile [Taranto and it’s Submarines] Schena: Fasano, 1990
Marcon-Flamigni-Turrini, Sommergjbile Italiani (cento anni di vita tra storia e leggenda) [Italian Submarines (100 years of life between history and legend)] Rivista Marittima: Roma, 1990
Casali-Cattaruzza, Sotto i Mari del Mondo (la Whitehead 1875- 1990) [Under the Seas of the World (the Whitehead 1875-1990) Laterza: Bari, 1990
Maristat, I entenario 1890-1990 (articoli) [First Century 1890- 1990 (articles)] Maristat: Roma, 1990
Bargoni, F., Tutte le Navi Militari d’Italia 1861-1986 (All Italian Naval Ships 1861-1986) U.S.M.M.: Roma, 1990
A.N.M.I ., Abruzzo sul Fondo [Abruzzo on the Bottom] A.N.M .I.: Montesilvano, 1991
Birindelli, G., Vita di Marinaio [Life of a Sailor] Vito Bianco: Roma, 1991
Brauzzi, A., I Mezzi d’ Assalto della Marina Italiana [The Means of Assault of the Italian Navy] Rivista Marittima: Roma, 1991
Spertini, M.-E. Bagnasco, Mezzi d’ Assalto X Flottiglia Mas 1940-1945 [Means of Assault of the Tenth PT Flotilla] E. Albertelli: Parma, 1991
Frandi, M., Le Avventure di un Marinaio di Betasom [The Adventures of a Sailor of Betasom] Erga: Genova, 1992
Turrini, A .,II Battello Subacgueo (La sua evoluz. attrav. gIi scritti della rivista marittima) [The Underwater Boat (Its Evolution Through the Writings in the Maritime Review)] Rivista Marittima: Roma, 1992
Lo Martire, N.B., Navi e Bugie [Ships and Lies] Schena: Fasano,?
Lupinacci, P.F., Attivita` in Mar Nero e Lago Ladoga [Activity in the Black Sea and Lake Ladoga] U.S.M.M.:Roma, 1993
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