Tuesday, February 14, 2006
Gelli cleared!
From Beppe Grillo's blog:
In the State archive in Pistoia they have opened the heavy door of the room dedicated to the affairs of Licio Gelli, who donated part of his archive which was transferred from his home called Villa Wanda.
It is an extraordinary archive containing letters of Torquato Tasso, Napoleon Bonaparte, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Adolph Hitler, Giuseppe Verdi and even of the ex-member of the P2 Masonic lodge Maurizio Costanzo.
In conclusion, it’s a truly God-given gift for historians and for expert archivists.
Yesterday they were present at a ceremony in Palazzo dei Vescovi di Pistoia {Palace of Pistoia’s Bishops}. Not wanting to be absent was Linda Giuva, an academic archivist and wife of Massimo D’Alema (leader of the DS party). She presented a paper.
At the end, Licio Gelli had a few touching words for her: “Well done, very good. Thank you, thanks again.”
To the enthusiasm of the Venerable {the free mason Licio Gelli} was added a hand shake with signora Giuva, together with a smile and thanks.
The usual peace-disturbers, surely “no global”, protested outside the building. ¶ Tuesday, February 14, 2006
In the State archive in Pistoia they have opened the heavy door of the room dedicated to the affairs of Licio Gelli, who donated part of his archive which was transferred from his home called Villa Wanda.
It is an extraordinary archive containing letters of Torquato Tasso, Napoleon Bonaparte, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Adolph Hitler, Giuseppe Verdi and even of the ex-member of the P2 Masonic lodge Maurizio Costanzo.
In conclusion, it’s a truly God-given gift for historians and for expert archivists.
Yesterday they were present at a ceremony in Palazzo dei Vescovi di Pistoia {Palace of Pistoia’s Bishops}. Not wanting to be absent was Linda Giuva, an academic archivist and wife of Massimo D’Alema (leader of the DS party). She presented a paper.
At the end, Licio Gelli had a few touching words for her: “Well done, very good. Thank you, thanks again.”
To the enthusiasm of the Venerable {the free mason Licio Gelli} was added a hand shake with signora Giuva, together with a smile and thanks.
The usual peace-disturbers, surely “no global”, protested outside the building. ¶ Tuesday, February 14, 2006
