Italian Army

...racing debut at the age of 21. 2. Enzo Ferrari was a Mule Shoer During World War I, Enzo was a blacksmith and mule-shoer for the Italian army. 3. The H1N1 Connection If you think that the current H1N1/Swine Flu is a new thing, think...

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...of course, 28-10). By the way, the other Cope article , from 1973, has a great story about Frank Sinatra being "inducted" into Franco's Italian Army. There is also an all-time classic quote from Chuck Noll, who, when asked about his team's...

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...to The Times the allegations of Italian money going to insurgents. "The Italian intelligence service made the payments, it wasn't the Italian Army," he said. "It was payments of tens of thousands of dollars regularly to individual insurgent...

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...his memoirs 55 years go that Mussolini was a paid agent. Martland found more details in Hoare's papers, including that Mussolini also sent Italian army veterans to beat up peace protesters in Milan, a dry run for his fascist blackshirt...

In this article: Benito Mussolini, The Guardian, Rome, Neville Chamberlain, Milan, Britain, Petty cash, and First World War

...today.'' As well as keeping the presses rolling at Il Popolo d'Italia, the newspaper he edited, Mussolini also told Hoare he would send Italian army veterans to beat up peace protesters in Milan, a dry run for his Fascist blackshirt...

In this article: Benito Mussolini, Italy, Milan, Rome, Britain, Petty cash, Allied invasion of Italy, and World War I

...in Italy. As well as publishing pro-war propaganda in his paper, Il Popolo d'Italia, Mussolini also reportedly agreed to send Italian army veterans to beat up peace protesters. "It was a lot of money to pay a man who was a journalist at...

In this article: Benito Mussolini, Britain, Italy, Petty cash, World War I, World War II, Cambridge University, and Il Popolo d'Italia

...alongside the allies in the First World War by publishing propaganda in his paper, the Guardian reports. He was also willing to send Italian army veterans to beat up peace protesters in Milan. Mussolini's payments were authorised by Sir...

In this article: Benito Mussolini, Milan, Italy, Petty cash, and First World War

A Libyan man threw a bomb at an Italian army barracks in Milan early on Monday and was injured in the explosion, losing a hand, police said, but there was no immediate explanation of the motive for the attack. An Italian soldier was...

In this article: Milan, Italy, and Al Qaeda

...barracks was also lightly injured, according to Italian news reports. Posted on Mon, Oct. 12, 2009 03:25 AM Man sets off explosion at Italian army barracks A Libyan man set off an explosive device in front of an army barracks in Milan,...

In this article: Milan, Italy, and Afghanistan

...September 2009 13:49 GMT DSEi A well-known Italian hi-tech firm says it has just delivered a trial batch of datalink earrings to the Italian army, intended to relay vital-signs telemetry from troops in combat back to the command post in the...

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