Aldo Moro

...largely from the perspective of one of the kidnappers. Romanzo Criminale (2005), directed by Michele Placido, portrays the authorities finding Moro's body. Emmanuel Amara, Les derniers jours d'Aldo Moro (The Last Days of Aldo Moro), 2006

In this article: Giulio Andreotti, Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa, NATO, The Communist Party, Romano Prodi, Christian Democrat, and Pope Paul VI

...publicly acknowledged by Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti in October 1990) and Moro's death. During his interrogations by terrorists, Aldo Moro had made reference to "NATO's anti-guerrilla activities." Pecorelli's dead body in his car. Mino...

In this article: Carmine Pecorelli, Giulio Andreotti, Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa, Gaetano Badalamenti, Propaganda Due, Banda della Magliana, Mafia, NATO, and Rome

...called the Red Brigades and that he was the architect of the group's 1978 kidnapping and murder of Christian Democratic Party leader Aldo Moro. Unable to build a sufficient case to try Mr. Negri for murder--he has always denied the...

In this article: Antonio Negri, Brian Anderson, Michael Hardt, Karl Marx, Commies, Allegation, Imprimatur, God, Manhattan Institute, and City Journal

...in May 1978, wrote The Guardian in May 2003, Pecorelli drew a connection between Gladio and Moro's death. During his interrogation, Aldo Moro had referred to "NATO's anti-guerrilla activities." Mino Pecorelli, who was on Licio Gelli's...

In this article: Giulio Andreotti, Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa, Italy, NATO, Giovanni Spadolini, and Francesco Cossiga

He was British ambassador to Italy from 1976 to 1979, while the Red Brigades were active - former Prime Minister of Italy Aldo Moro was abducted and murdered in 1978. He was advanced to KCMG in 1976 and GCMG in 1979. He later worked...

In this article: Sherborne School, Haile Selassie, London, Devonshire Regiment, and Suffolk Regiment

...the CD. That strategy peaked in 1978 with the Red Brigades kidnapping of Andreotti's centrist rival (and five-time prime minister) Aldo Moro, who was murdered after Andreotti refused to negotiate for his release. In the subsequent decade,...

In this article: Giulio Andreotti, Il Divo, Paolo Sorrentino, God, Italy, Mafia, Post-Gazette, and Communist Party

...and executed by Italian partisans. 1963 - Italian Socialist Party joins Christian Democrat-led coalition under Prime Minister Aldo Moro. 1972 - Giulio Andreotti becomes prime minister - a post he will hold seven times in 20 years.

In this article: Silvio Berlusconi, Italy, Romano Prodi, Northern League, National Alliance, UN, Christian Democrat, and Tax

...he must aEUR" about suggestions of Andreotti's links to such high-profile Italian crimes as the assassination of political rival Aldo Moro and the suicide of Vatican banker Roberto Calvi. I've seen Il Divo twice and I'm still in the dark about...

In this article: Il Divo, Giulio Andreotti, Paolo Sorrentino, God, Suicide, Acupuncture, Migraine, and Roberto Calvi

...carried out a wave of bloody attacks in the 1970s in Italy, including the kidnapping and murder in 1978 of former Prime Minister Aldo Moro. He was also secretary of the Christian Democrats, the biggest Italian political party at the time.

In this article: Rome, Italy, La Maddalena, and CNN

...pay respects. He's come to throw darts, including several regarding the 1978 kidnapping and murder of the former prime minister, Aldo Moro. Andreotti's government refused to negotiate with Moro's captors and eventual assassins, the radical...

In this article: Il Divo, Giulio Andreotti, Paolo Sorrentino, Suicide, Attorney General, and Mafia