Vasco Ferretti was born in Buggiano, Toscana (August 25, 1935).
He was born in to a farming family, and obtained his master's degree in 1953, after studying for two years at the Catering College of Montecatini.
He then worked as a hotel doorman in Forte dei Marmi.

In 1955–1956 he attended the annual course for trade union leaders of the Trade Union CISL (Centro Studi di San Domenico di Fiesole),
and emerged with a five-year assignment in Rome as the National Secretary of Tourism Workers in the same CISL.

He returned to Montecatini because of his family's economic problems and then studied to obtain a degree in philosophy and science of education in 1970 at the University of Urbino, where he subsequently taught for two years.

His victory at the Ministerial Competition allowed him to teach philosophy and history at the Institute of Pescia and Montecatini, until his retirement from teaching in 1992.

In 1975 he was listed in the Register of Journalists working in Tuscany.

For the past decades he has dedicated himself to historical research by publishing with Mursia (Milan) the following works:
"Kesselring" (biography); "Nazi massacres of Marzabotto, Stazzema and marshes of Fucecchio."; "
1944, a Red Blood Summer", set in Tuscany under the German occupation during World War II.

Ferretti also works with other publishers: "Lager and Gulag" with Amazon (ebook on Kindle).
Vasco Ferretti was born in Buggiano, Toscana (August 25, 1935). He was born in to a farming family, and obtained his master's degree in 1953, after studying for two years at the Catering College of Montecatini. He then worked as a hotel doorman in Forte dei Marmi.
In 1955–1956 he attended the annual course for trade union leaders of the Trade Union CISL (Centro Studi di San Domenico di Fiesole),
and emerged with a five-year assignment in Rome as the National Secretary of Tourism Workers in the same CISL.
He returned to Montecatini because of his family's economic problems and then studied to obtain a degree in philosophy and science of education in 1970 at the University of Urbino, where he subsequently taught for two years.
His victory at the Ministerial Competition allowed him to teach philosophy and history at the Institute of Pescia and Montecatini, until his retirement from teaching in 1992.
In 1975 he was listed in the Register of Journalists working in Tuscany.
For the past decades he has dedicated himself to historical research by publishing with Mursia (Milan) the following works:
"Kesselring" (biography); "Nazi massacres of Marzabotto, Stazzema and marshes of Fucecchio."; "1944, a Red Blood Summer", set in Tuscany under the German occupation during World War II.
Ferretti also works with other publishers: "Lager and Gulag" with Amazon (ebook on Kindle).
Vasco Ferretti