Published in October 2010, The Prague Cemetery is the sixth novel of famous Italian author
Umberto Eco who is known for his one of the best-selling novel – The Name of the Rose. The story revolves
around Simone Simonini who was born in the city of Turin in 1830. Simonini
loses his parents at a very young age; his father lost his life while fighting
for the united Italy while his mother died when he was very young. His
grandfather nourishes him and indoctrinates that the French Revolution was the
outcome of plan made by the Bavarian Illuminati, Jacobins and most importantly
Knights Tempers. But behind this revolution the Jews are the ultimate force.
After completing his education in law, Simonini begins to
work for a corrupt lawyer who teaches him how to do forgery and embezzle the
funds. These skills turn out to be the problem for him as the Piedmont Government
engages him for the job of spy. Simonini received the task to send updates of Giuseppe
Garibaldi activities from Palermo. Garibaldi invaded the city of Sicily in 1860
with the support of Thousands Red Shirts………continues..........
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