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Death of a policeman in Milan, Italy

1973 - Milan civil war: 22-year-old police officer torn to pieces by fascist bomber - policemen have publicly sobbed: Milan - Antonio Arino, a 22-year-old police officer, was torn to pieces when a bomb thrown by one of the many Milan Neo-Fascists, blasted right near him, killing him instantly. This was another of the many days of extraordinary violence of Neo-fascists who challenge openly all democratic institutions (state government in Rome and regional governments everywhere). As known, the prefect of Milan had issued an order that during the period of the Milan fair, no public demonstration organised by anyone would be permitted. The death of the officer was the only answer of Neo-fascists. Photo shows excited officers leave the horrible scene after the violent fight against armed Neo-fascists

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13286020
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47062300
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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22-year-old Agents Answer Anyone Blasted Excited Extraordinary Fascist Fascists Horrible Instantly Institutions Issued Openly Organised Permitted Prefect Publicly Sobbed Thrown Violent


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