Sandro Teti Editore

Sandro Teti Editore is an Italian publishing house founded in Rome in 2003 by Sandro Domenico Teti. The publishing house has a particular interest in the countries of the post-Soviet area from geopolitical, historical, and cultural perspectives. For many years, Sandro Teti Editore curated and published one of the country's longest-running cultural magazines, Il calendario del popolo, founded in March 1945 and published by Nicola Teti Editore from 1964 to 2010.

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