European Championship Stories: 1968 – A Rhapsody In Blue
In December of 1970, the Italian playwright Dario Fo released a play entitled "Morte Accidentale Di Un Anarchico" ("The Accidental Death Of An Anarchist"). Based on the aftermath of the 1969 Piazza Fontana Bombing in Milan, which killed seventeen people, it was a play that shone a light upon the subsequent death of Giuseppe Pinelli, an anarchist activist and railway worker who fell from the fourth floor window of a Milan police station under suspicious circumstances after having already been held for longer than Italian law specified was legal without being granted by a judge.
Twohundredpercent @ Feb 7, 2012 5:53 PM EDT | Blog Profile
Related
- European Championship Stories: 1964 – A Battle Of Ideologies
- European Championship Stories: 1976 – The Birth Of The Penalty Shoot-Out
- European Championship Stories: 1960 – Cold War Football
- European Championship Stories: 1980 – The Decline & Fall Of English Football
- The 2012 African Cup Of Nations: Eurosport’s Head-To-Headache
- The 2012 African Cup Of Nations: The Semi-Finals
- European Championship Stories: 1972 – West Germany’s Spring Of Absolute Contentment
- Falling Out Of Love With England
