Born in Valdagno (Vicenza - Italy) in 1952; Enrico Acerbi graduated in medicine as an expert in toxicology, and worked as medic in the local hospital. Now retired, he lives in Valdagno (Vicenza). Enrico is a partner of the War Museum of Rovereto, member of the Napoleonic Association of Italy and historiographer of the Great War.For five years, he collaborated with the Centre for Great War Studies at Asiago. He also collaborated with the ‘Montane Community’ of Arsiero as teacher at the Popular University (for historical training courses on the First World War) and with the Montane Community of Agno-Chiampo (reconstruction of the fortifications made in the Great War). He is currently working on Napoleonic history in Veneto and Italy. Enrico is also graphic illustrator of several articles on Napoleonic history published in Italy. Hungarian born, András K. Molnár lives and has his business in Italy, Germany, and Austria.Enthusiastof Militaria, especially of Hungarian, German and Austrian provenance from the 18th century to the First World War, he has published articles in specialized magazines in Italy and abroad. Alongside with the interest on his Austrian army of the Napoleonic Wars, András is carrying out research on the army of the Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919-1920) and the Ukrainian Makhnovtchinaof 1918-1921. Bruno Mugnai was born in Florence in 1962 and still lives there with Silvia. Active for years as a historical researcher and illustrator. He is the author of several titles published by the likes of the Historical Office of the Italian Army and Helion & Company. His books focus on the historical periods and geographical areas of his interest: the ancient Italian states, central and eastern Europe in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, and South America after the conquest. He is a member of 'La Sabretache', the Society for Military History Studies. As an illustrator, he collaborates with important Italian and foreign specialists, and with the Stibbert Museum of Florence. Bruno is a Rugby Football Union enthusiast, who still believes in an Italian Grand Slam in the Six Nations Tournament.