Conspiracy theories regarding this man were popularized by such men as Robert Katz in a book entitled Days of Wrath, as well as by Sergio Flamigni, who suggested that this man may have offended a secret Masonic lodge known as Propaganda 2.
Conspiracy theories regarding this man were popularized by such men as Robert Katz in a book entitled Days of Wrath, as well as by Sergio Flamigni, who suggested that this man may have offended a secret Masonic lodge known as Propaganda 2. As an academic, this man refuted Nazism in his home country in by writing articles for the periodical Pensiero e Vita, As a politician, he was called the "red fish that swam in holy water" and his meeting with Giuseppe Dossetti would cause him to sponsor Catholicism in his home country when he joined Civitas Humana. Mino Picorelli was a journalist who opposed this man's policies, which lead to him being murdered. He was leader of the Christian Democratic party, and with his home country Communists, he sponsored the Compromesso Storico. Mario Moretti was the man behind this man's death, which was initially thought to have been perpetrated by Antonio Negri. For 10 points, name this Italian Prime Minister who was killed and kidnapped by the Red Brigades.
Conspiracy theories regarding this man were popularized by such men as Robert Katz in a book entitled Days of Wrath, as well as by Sergio Flamigni, who suggested that this man may have offended a secret Masonic lodge known as Propaganda 2.
{Aldo Moro}