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Tag Archives: murder
“God’s Banker” and the Fall of Ambrosiano – A Re-Post
The Pope and Roberto Calvi . Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory. I do. Don’t you? And everyone loves a conspiracy involving all the big players – bankers, the mafia, the Vatican, the C.I.A., murder. I mean, how juicy can … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, Argentina, Banco Ambrosiano, CIA, Contras, Franklin National Bank, Instituto per le Opere Religione, Iran Contra, John Paul II, Juan Perone, Licio Gelli, mafia, Micele Sindona, murder, no conviction, P2, Poland, Propaganda Due, Roberto Calvi, Sandinistas, Solidarity movement, Vatican Bank
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The Jewish Fascist
Ettore Ovazza and Benito Mussolini Ettore Ovazza was one of three brothers born into a wealthy and influential family in Turin. The Ovazza were one of Italy’s leading banking families with all the privilege and power that comes with … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged acceptance, assimilation, banking, black shirts, Caporetto, Ettore Ovazza, fascism, holocaust, Italian Jews, Italy, Jewish, murder, Mussolii, red years, socialism, Turin, world war I, world war II
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The “Red Years” and the Murder of Matteotti
A re-post from a year and a half ago Giacomo Matteotti Italy was at war – the First World War. By 1918 Italy had been at war for more than three grueling years. By the end of the war, Italy would … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 1920s, communists, fascists, Fiat, history, industrialists, Italian Confederation of Industry, Italy, Lenin, Matteotti, murder, Mussolini, Olivetti, red years, socialists, Soviet Union, Trotsky, world war I
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For Selma and International Women’s Day – Viola Liuzzo
Viola Liuzzo died on March 25, 1965. She was murdered by the Klan outside of Selma, Alabama. I wrote about her on International Women’s Day several years ago and was somewhat surprised at how many bloggers had never heard of … Continue reading
“God’s Banker” and the Fall of Ambrosiano
The Pope and Roberto Calvi . Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory. I do. Don’t you? And everyone loves a conspiracy involving all the big players – bankers, the mafia, the Vatican, the C.I.A., murder. I mean, how juicy can … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, Argentina, Banco Ambrosiano, CIA, Contras, Franklin National Bank, Instituto per le Opere Religione, Iran Contra, John Paul II, Juan Perone, Licio Gelli, mafia, Micele Sindona, murder, no conviction, P2, Poland, Propaganda Due, Roberto Calvi, Sandinistas, Solidarity movement, Vatican Bank
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