At the end of World War II he emigrated to São Paulo, where he opened a precision mechanics industry. The only survivors of the airship Italy never to have told publicly that version, even for the ban (ignored by everyone else). He was contacted in 1960 by the American psychiatrist George Simmons, at that time looking for information for its volume Target: Arctic, In which he analyzes the psychology of participants in the trip to the North Pole. Simmons convinced Felice Trojani to finally write his version, and to tell all the prodromes and consequences on his life of participation in the expedition. The Tail of Minos became the tale of half a century of aeronautics in Italy, from the dawn until the Second World War.
