Alberto Rosselli is a journalist registered in the National Register, he has carried out duties as a war correspondent for various newspapers. A historical and geopolitical essayist, he specializes in the Middle Eastern and Anatolian-Caucasian areas. He was born in Genoa, the city where he lives, on 2 March 1955. He graduated in Diplomatic Sciences, Faculty of Genoa. From 1995 to 2000 he was a member of CORERAT (Control Committee of Radio and Television Systems of the Liguria Region) and since 2019 he has been a member of the board of directors of the Accademia Ligustica of Genoa. He has collaborated and collaborates with Italian and foreign newspapers and with various thematic sites on history, ethnology, military and diplomatic history and geopolitics. He has to his credit some works of fiction and several essays including: Quebec 1759, The Anglo-French Conflict in North America 1756-1763; The Sunset of the Crescent; Anti-Soviet resistance in Eastern Europe 1944-1956; The Last Colony; The Armenian Holocaust; Secret Stories of the Second World War; The persecution of Christians in China; The Greek Civil War 1944-1949; The America that never was; Ottoman aviation during the First World War; In the skies and on the oceans (stories of Italian aviators and sailors); The epic of the convoys and the war in the North Sea; Air and naval operations in the Ligurian Sea 1940-1945; The Vikings in America and climate changes; Islam and Nazi-fascism and the Islamic Caliphate and the claims of ISIS; The Fratricidal War (The Chinese Civil War); The Iraqi nationalist uprising of 1941 and Afghanistan, a crossroads of interests and wars. Part of the aforementioned works have been translated into French and English. Rosselli is currently the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine Storia Verità (www.storiaverita.org).
