Emilio Canzi : 1920's Italian Anarchist Revolutionary, Trainer of the Arditti Del Popolo (People's Commmandos), Anti-Mussolini and Anti-Fascist, and Exile Expatriate Spanish Civil War Veteran

March 14, 1893 — November 17, 1945

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Canzi was born in Piacenza on 14 March 1893, fought in the First World War, and joined the Italian anarchist movement in the 1920s. He helped train the Arditti del Popolo (People's Commmandos) who fought against Mussolini's Blackshirts.

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March 14, 1893

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November 17, 1945

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March 12, 2020; 1:27:59 PM (UTC)

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• It.Wikipedia.org: Emilio Canzi

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