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Edvige Mussolini (Italian: [edˈviːdʒe mussoˈliːni]; Predappio, 10 November 1888 – Rome, 20 May 1952) was the younger sister of Arnaldo and Benito Mussolini. Biography. Edvige was the daughter of Alessandro Mussolini, a blacksmith and activist, first anarchist and later socialist, as well as a town and district councillor of ...
Carboni stated in her diary that once during prayer, she was visited by Benito Mussolini, former Italian dictator, who said to her: "purgatory is terrible for me because I waited until the last moment to repent." According to her, God later informed Carboni that Mussolini's soul entered Heaven.
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Edvige Mussolini ( Predappio, 10 novembre 1888 – Roma, 20 maggio 1952) era figlia di Alessandro Mussolini, fabbro e militante dapprima anarchico e poi socialista, nonché assessore e consigliere comunale a Predappio [1], e Rosa Maltoni, maestra di scuola elementare.
Edvige Mussolini ( italiano: [edˈviːdʒe mussoˈliːni]; Predappio, 10 de noviembre de 1888 - Roma, 20 de mayo de 1952) era la hermana menor de Arnaldo y Benito Mussolini. Edvige era hija de Alessandro Mussolini , herrero y activista, primero anarquista y después socialista, además de concejal de la ciudad y del distrito de Predappio, y de ...
Conocido principalmente por ser el fundador del fascismo, una ideología política que tuvo gran influencia en Europa durante la primera mitad del siglo XX. Duce de la República Social Italiana (1943-1945): Partido político: Partido nacional fascista (1921-1943) Padres: Alessandro Mussolini y Rosa Maltoni. Cónyuges: Ida Dalser, Rachele Guidi.
Edvige Mussolini in Mancini was the sister of Italian Fascist founder and leader Benito Mussolini. She married Michele Mancini, future podestà (mayor) of Premilcuore, and had 5 children. In 1945, her son Giuseppe was killed by Partisans in the Rovetta Massacre. She died in 1952.
El Papa Francisco reconoció en noviembre de 2018 un milagro obtenido por la intercesión de Edvige (Eduviges) Carboni, beatificada en Cerdeña meses después, y a quien Ermes Dovico consagra un reciente artículo en La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana.
