"battered woman rebel" the courage to say enough 
Sept. 24 -''Who said that time heals all wounds? Some remain indelible.'' Martine has 45 years behind a story of abuse ended up in court. Words like these do not hide years of suffering, but its history shows that we can find the courage to say enough is enough, provided it really wants. The new book by Aldo Rocco''battered woman''rebel, part of an investigation begun by the author with''Why do men beat women'', and 'the story of wives, mothers, partners, as you have decided to fight the physical and psychological violence inflicted by partners and follow a new path. Nine examples of women of different classes and countries, united by bruises and beatings, but especially by pain, shame, humiliation. All knew, however, deal with the past, transforming from victims to leaders in their own lives. By Martine at Leila, who arrived in Italy by illegal and forced into prostitution by her husband Murad,''stuck''thanks to his courage and the help of Paul, a lawyer who has given her and her three daughters, the possibility of a better life. Who has sharply cut the bridges with the past joins those who have tried to pass but still close man of which she was the victim. It 's the case of Annunziata, who has lived an existence of violence and crimes committed by her husband Pasqualone, now serving seven years for robbery, but believes that with the prison,''things will get better'' . Or Mary Magdalene and Angelo, who, through dialogue, they managed to overcome a history of abuses and excesses,''because if there's' love for a woman all over her man.'' Normality in its own way and 'Raja also managed to recover it, that after the violence from her husband Jussuf and the discovery of his true sexual orientation, reconstructed real or apparent serenity with his family, pretending to forget the true'' life''of her husband. For love of children, for love, often only to give another chance (this is because - Mary said - we estimate we women deserve more than men ") does not matter why you choose to forget and move on but the dignity with which each of these women knew how to do it.
Sept. 24 -''Who said that time heals all wounds? Some remain indelible.'' Martine has 45 years behind a story of abuse ended up in court. Words like these do not hide years of suffering, but its history shows that we can find the courage to say enough is enough, provided it really wants. The new book by Aldo Rocco''battered woman''rebel, part of an investigation begun by the author with''Why do men beat women'', and 'the story of wives, mothers, partners, as you have decided to fight the physical and psychological violence inflicted by partners and follow a new path. Nine examples of women of different classes and countries, united by bruises and beatings, but especially by pain, shame, humiliation. All knew, however, deal with the past, transforming from victims to leaders in their own lives. By Martine at Leila, who arrived in Italy by illegal and forced into prostitution by her husband Murad,''stuck''thanks to his courage and the help of Paul, a lawyer who has given her and her three daughters, the possibility of a better life. Who has sharply cut the bridges with the past joins those who have tried to pass but still close man of which she was the victim. It 's the case of Annunziata, who has lived an existence of violence and crimes committed by her husband Pasqualone, now serving seven years for robbery, but believes that with the prison,''things will get better'' . Or Mary Magdalene and Angelo, who, through dialogue, they managed to overcome a history of abuses and excesses,''because if there's' love for a woman all over her man.'' Normality in its own way and 'Raja also managed to recover it, that after the violence from her husband Jussuf and the discovery of his true sexual orientation, reconstructed real or apparent serenity with his family, pretending to forget the true'' life''of her husband. For love of children, for love, often only to give another chance (this is because - Mary said - we estimate we women deserve more than men ") does not matter why you choose to forget and move on but the dignity with which each of these women knew how to do it. 
