Mathwar/Caccioppoli Renato

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Renato Caccioppoli


Renato Caccioppoli (* January 20th 1904 in Naples, † May 8th 1959 Naples)


Life

In May 1938 Hitler was visiting Naples with Mussolini: Caccioppoli, who had already shown his opposition to fascism, convinced an open-air restaurant orchestra to play La Marseillaise, and made a speech against Italian and German dictators.

He was arrested and he should have been tried by a special political court instituted by the fascists against their opponents , but he managed -- with the help of his aunt Maria Bakunin who was a chemistry teacher at the University of Naples -- to be declared mad and was eventually sent to an asylum.


Sources

Wikipedia

St. Andrews