The Dictator's Moustaches

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The Dictator's Moustaches

First edition
Author	Anna Russo
Original title	Il baffo del dittatore
Country	Italy
Language	Italian
Genre	Philosophical novel
Publisher	Mursia
Publication date	2009
Media type	Print
Pages	99 pages
ISBN	978-88-425-4460-9

The Dictator's Moustaches is a novel by writer Anna Russo. Published in 2009, the book looks at World War II from the viewpoint of a dog.

Plot[]

Taking place in World War II, People are starving, cold and frightened, no longer capable of feeling love. An abandoned newborn is saved by a heroic little white dog. The dog adopts the baby, calls him Arf and raises Arf among her four-legged friends. The baby is half-dog, half-human and grows up to be strong, happy and above all to be unknowing of all the cruelty in the world.

One day, the boy is discovered, arrested and taken to a prison camp. The camp is turned upside down by Arf's innocence, the innocence of someone who has never had anything at all. He confuses the prison guards and upsets all the rules. When one day, by chance, the Führer shows up in person in the camp, it seems that Arf can even change the course of the war.

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