The Italian historian Carlo Greppi (Turin, 1982) argues that a much more human history should be told, full of stories of common lives that can reveal many things that we do not find in official history. In fact, Greppi did so with The man who saved Primo Levi (Criticism). In stories that do not make History (Eumo), translated into Catalan by Eloi Creus, reflects on the power we can wield to make events take an unexpected turn and warns of the danger of a public use of history with a high rate of ideological toxicity.