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From the murder of Aldo Moro to the Bologna massacre. The three terrible years that unsettled the Italian Republic (1978-1980).
“A dark story. Sadly, a true story. Italia occulta is an important book. It documents clearly a murky past that’s not yet entirely known” from the Preface by Corrado Stajano
Moro, Pecorelli, Sindona, Ambrosoli, Mattarella, Amato, the Bologna massacre, P2, Andreotti.
A devastating series of disasters, assassinations, conspiracies and coup attempts in a previously unpublished reconstruction by the magistrate who discovered P2, arrested Liggio and brought Michele Sindona to trial.
A series of horrific acts carried out in a short space of time (1978-1980) and mostly still unpunished. They have been gathered and reconstructed in a comprehensive collection rich in fragments and conse-quences either forgotten or neglected at trials. Thanks to Turone, witness and protagonist as a magis-trate during that dreadful time, we venture into the nooks and crannies of murky, distressing stories, meticulously documented and the result of years of research – not only about criminals, terrorists and the Mafia, but also about men from the establishment: the true traitors of the Italian Republic. Turone shows us that it’s only thanks to the sacrifice of brave heroes among magistrates, carabinieri, revenue of-ficers and police, as well as the commitment of a few relentless, fearless politicians like Tina Anselmi, that Italy is still a free country. It is therefore appropriate and essential to the new generations – which Turone addresses in particular – that we now keep hold of the thread that connects the events of those terrible years, often made deliberately incomprehensible so as to cover up responsibilities and lies.
Germany: Verlagshaus Römerweg ; World Spanish: editorial Trotta.
Giuliano Turone is an emeritus judge of the court of appeal and former lecturer in investigative technique at the Catholic University in Milan. He was an examining magistrate who, before investigating Michele Sindona and the P2 Lodge, in the 1970s carried out an enquiry into Cosa Nostra in Milan, which led to Luciano Liggio – then head of the Mafia – being charged. In the 1990s, he was a member of the first team of magistrates at the Italian anti-Mafia prosecution office. He has worked for the Council of Europe, on drafting the 1990 Strasbourg Convention on Laundering, and for the United Nations as a prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia at The Hague, as well as contributing to the Oxford University Press Commentary on the status of the International Criminal Court (2002). His books include: Il caffè di Sindona with Gianni Simoni (Garzanti 2009), Il caso Battisti (Garzanti 2013), Il delitto di associazione mafiosa (Giuffré 2015) and, with Antonella Beccaria Il boss. Luciano Liggio: da Corleone a Milano, una storia di mafia e complicità (Castelvecchi 2018).
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