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Terrorism in Italy from 1945 till today

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Terrorism in Italy from 1945 till today refers to one specific situation of the politics situation in Italy from the revive of the democracy in Italy till today.

Giovanni Pellegrino, for more years President of the Italian Parliament Commission about Terrorism and the greater expert about terrorism in Italy, come to opinion that in Italy was a continue low intensity civil war, from 1945 till today.

Three countries in Europe have a similar situation about the politics engagement:

  1. Ireland with the North-Ireland religious intolerance,
  2. Spain with the Basque Region ethnic conflict and
  3. italian ideological-political motivation.


The terrorism in Italy have 3 "games":

  1. First immediately after World War II, Italy was between West and East political Europe division, one communist and one democratic;

In the years between 1945 and 1949 the low intensity civil war caused a lot of deaths.

The count of victim of this time in not sure. The general secretary of PCI Partito Comunista Italiano, Palmiro Togliatti, at may 31 1945, have a meeting with Mikhail Kostylev, Soviet-Union Ambassador in Italy. The ambassador write to Foreign office in Moskau a relation about the meeting. In the Central Archive in Moskau was fund the relation. The victim count from End of krieg to may 31 was calculated about 50.000.[1]

References

  1. ↑ (Aga-Rossi Elena - Zaslavsky Victor : Togliatti e Stalin. Il PCI e la politica estera staliniana negli archivi di Mosca - Editore: Il Mulino - 2007.)


Bibliography

  • Fasanella Giovanni, Pellegrino Giovanni, La guerra civile, Editore : BUR Biblioteca Univ. Rizzoli, 2005. ISBN-13: 9788817006309 - A book about the more as 60 years long low intensity civil war in Italy.
  • Aga-Rossi Elena - Zaslavsky Victor : Togliatti e Stalin. Il PCI e la politica estera staliniana negli archivi di Mosca - Editore: Il Mulino - 2007.

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