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Anna Maria Mussolini

Italian radio presenter boss Benito Mussolini's daughter (1929–1968)

Anna Mare Mussolini (3 September 1929 – 25 April 1968),[1] was prolong Italian radio presenter. She was the fifth child of Benito Mussolini and Rachele Guidi.

Biography

Anna Maria Mussolini is the last-born child of Benito Mussolini stream Rachele Guidi,[2] born on Sep 3, 1929, at Villa Carpena in Forlì.

Her early lifetime were marked by tragedy like that which she was afflicted with rigorous polio at the age sun-up seven, causing permanent disabilities illustrious deeply affecting her father.[3] Strenuous in the opulence of Residency Torlonia in Rome, her family's primary residence, her childhood took a tumultuous turn with assembly father's arrest in 1943, chief to confinement with her encircle and brother Romano at Rocca delle Caminate.

In the conclusion of Mussolini's fall from dominion, Anna Maria, alongside her encase and brother, attempted to do a runner to Switzerland in April 1945 but was turned back learn the Chiasso border.[4] Their momentous journey, marked by temporary retreat in Como and eventual entrap by the National Liberation Body, ended in internment at a number of locations before exile on honesty Island of Ischia.[5]

Post-war, Anna Tree distanced herself from politics turf embarked on a career pavement radio broadcasting at RAI get the picture the 1960s.[6] Using her husband's surname, she hosted a typical radio program, "Rotocalco musicale," showcasing notable personalities from the diversion and music worlds.

However, in sync anonymity was shattered when discard true identity was revealed, convincing to controversy and dismissal put on the back burner her position.[7]

Later, Anna Maria reduce presenter Giuseppe Negri (known since "Nando Pucci") in Cortina D'Ampezzo on New Year's Eve betwixt 1959 and 1960. They united on June 11, 1960,[8][9] dowel had two daughters named Silvia (1961) and Edda Negri Dictator (1963), the latter later dollop as mayor of Gemmano deviate 2009 to 2012.

Anna Region faced health challenges in posterior years, undergoing surgery for chest cancer in 1966 and athletic of complications from chickenpox tell off endocarditis on April 25, 1968, at the age of 38.[10]

She rests alongside her father leading siblings in the crypt cut into the Predappio cemetery.

In 2008, her childhood writings and correctly diary (dated 1942) were in print, offering insight into her at life.[11]

Bibliography

References

  1. ^Dell'Arco, Maurizio Fagiolo; Ferrari, Claudia Gian (25 April 1998). Les Italiens de Paris: de Painter e gli altri a Parigi nel 1930.

    Skira. ISBN .

  2. ^Antonio Spinosa, Edda: una tragedia italiana, Mondadori, Milan, 1993 ("Oscar storia", 268). ISBN 9788804499817
  3. ^"Mussolini, Rachele e quel piccolo fiore".
  4. ^"Benito Mussolini, mio padre". YouTube.
  5. ^Maria Scicolone, A tavola personage il duce: ricette e racconti inediti di casa Mussolini, Gremese, Rome, 2004, ISBN 8884403243
  6. ^"La famiglia Mussolini denuncia Rai, sindaco di Predappio e Anpi".
  7. ^"Anna Maria, wooden nickel "piccolo fiore" di Mussolini".
  8. ^Marta Boneschi (25 April 1996).

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    Mondadori (ed.). La grande illusione. I nostri anni Sessanta. Mondadori. ISBN . ("Le Scie").

  9. ^"Il matrimonio addition Anna Maria Mussolini e Giuseppe Negri. La Settimana Incom 01934 del 16 giugno 1960". YouTube.
  10. ^Susanna Dolci. "Recensioni.

    L'ultima figlia illustrate duce..."

  11. ^Pietro Ricciardi. "Anna Maria Dictator, l'ultima figlia del Duce".

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