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21. Sept. 2016 · Despite the attempt to save him, Ciano died by firing squad on January 14, 1944, as punishment for betraying Mussolini. Later that year, widow Edda Ciano met with future CIA Director Allen W. Dulles, who had Ciano’s diary microfilmed for intelligence use by the United States. The supporting papers however, did not find their way into American ...
18. Okt. 2022 · Edda fled to Switzerland, where she remained in hiding under an assumed name. She tried to rescue and sell Ciano’s eloquent diaries detailing years of negotiations with Italy’s allies and ...
21. Juni 2022 · She had been known to every Italian for at least those eighteen years of Mussolini’s reign, first as the favorite eldest child of Italy’s autocratic ruler and a young hellion, and then, after the celebrity Ciano marriage in 1930, as the glamorous and flamboyant Countess Ciano. Twenty-eight on the eve of war—September 1, 1939, would be, as chance had it, her twenty-ninth birthday—Edda ...
1. Mai 2022 · September 01, 1910. Birthplace: Forli, Province of Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy. Death: April 09, 1995 (84) Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Lazio, Italy. Immediate Family: Daughter of Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini and Rachele Anna Guidi. Wife of Gian Galeazzo Ciano, Count of Cortellazzo and Buccari.
23. März 2023 · Edda acquired a taste for gin and high-stakes gambling, while Ciano indulged in quick affairs (including, allegedly, with Wallis Simpson). In response, Edda vowed never to be jealous like her mother but simply to regard him as a friend, and she developed a close friendship of her own with a Chinese warlord, Hsueh-liang. After a difficult labor, Edda and Ciano’s son Fabrizio was born in ...
8. Apr. 1995 · Edda Ciano died in 1995. She was preceded in death by husband Galeazzo, executed in 1944, and son Marzio Ciano (1937-1974). Survived by her children Fabrizio (1931-2008) and Raimonda Ciano (1933-1998); children-in-law Beatriz Uzcategui Ja ...
Galeazzo Ciano war der Sohn von Costanzo Ciano, der als Fregattenkapitän der italienischen Kriegsmarine im Ersten Weltkrieg den legendären, von Gabriele D’Annunzio beschriebenen Handstreich in der Bucht von Bakar befehligte. Als Sohn dieses späteren Kampfgefährten Benito Mussolinis schloss er sich ebenfalls den Faschisten an und verdankte ...
