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Manrico Ducceschi

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Manrico Ducceschi called Pippo , (* September 11 1920 in Capua ( Caserta ); † 24th August 1948) was an Italian partisan leader .

life [ Edit ]

Manrico Ducceschi grew up in Pistoia . He started at the University of Florence literature and philosophy study, the study had to because of his military call-up to break, however. When, after the events of the 8th September 1943 the Italian army was disbanded, he returned from Tarquinia back home.
With his military experience, he quickly came into contact with the group "Giustizia e Libertà (Justice and Freedom") in Florence. He took the opportunity to gather a group of Patriots to familiarize yourself with the aim of combating German occupation army in Italy.
Thanks to its highly regarded skills and experience as a commander, he won many battle-ready young people, so he was able to build a battle-ready patriotic force in Italy. The 11th Patriotic military zone one of the few groups of partisans who are not military defeat suffered.
Because of his partisan activities, he was on the list of those persecuted by the Germans, not only he but all his relatives. They were therefore forced to hide for the duration of the war, then had his mother and sister once hiding in a hearse.
Manrico "Pippo" was one of the few who managed to Milan after . He was of the USA awarded the Bronze Star , which was awarded to him in the building Santini Lucca . For all its undeniable merits, he got no recognition from the reigning political parties. Even the promise to pay him later, a monument in Pistoia, was not yet satisfied. His body was there from Lucca, where he died, convicted and buried there. On 24
August 1948 had to Pippo to Rome to report on some partisan groups. After his return home he found his father, who made his worries about his son, hanged himself with his own belt. Thus began the mystery around his death.
Many speculations were made then, but even though the official version still posed by suicide, many doubts exist on this version.

literature [ bearbeiten ]

• Carlo Francovich: relations activity carried out by military formations operating in the employ of patriotic XI Area Command of the Army of National Liberation . In: The Liberation Movement in Italy - Bimonthly Review of Studies and Documents . Care at the National Institute for the History of the Liberation Movement in Italy, No. 44-45, 46, 47, Mailand 1956-1957.
• Petracchi Giorgio: American intelligence and Partisans on the Gothic Line - The Secret Files of the OSS . Bastogi Italian publisher, Foggia 1992.
• George Petracchi: At the time that Bertha was spinning - Allies and patriots on the Gothic Line (1943-1945) . Mursia Editore, Mailand 1995.
• LC: Two partisans uncomfortable. In: The Nation . Chronicle of Pistoia, 9. April 2005.
• Rolando Anzilotti: A visit to 'Pippo' - Manrico Ducci, a true leader without degrees or straps . In: Documents and Studies . Magazine of the Historical Institute of the Resistance and ETA 'Contemporanea in Provincia di Lucca, No. 25/26, Oktober 2005.
• Carlo Gabrielli Rosi: Memories of War and Peace . Printing Tommasi, Lucca 2006.

WebLinks [ Bearbeiten ]

• Über Manrico Ducceschi (italienisch, auch englisch verfügbar)