Elena Biagioli claims she helped, with his late son Osvaldo Meoni some allied prisoners of war. From September 1943 to November 1943 she brought them food in the woods where they hid. For her efforts, she received a certificate of thankfulness…
Alina Franchi claims she helped some allied prisoners of war, from 5 September 1943 to 20 November 1943, in Felciana and Vacchirossoli areas, in the municipality of Montale (Pistoia). For her efforts, she received a certificate of thankfulness…
Maria claims she helped some allied prisoners of war. She gave them food, shelter, and clothes. Then, when they moved to the mountains, she brought them food. She also showed them the safest places to hide.
Ersilia Nardi Meoni claims she helped four English prisoners of war in autumn of 1943. She brought them food, and clothes, in the woods near Forcana area (Pistoia), where they hid.
Lisena Signorini claims she helped thirteen English prisoners of war, from September 1943 to 5 November 1943. She firstly hosted them, then, when where hiding in the mountains, brought food, clothes, pocket money, and cigarettes. After 5 November,…
Irma Guastini claims she helped some English prisoners of war, from September 1943 to 5 November 1943. She brought them food and clothes in the mountains where they hid.
Elia Zini claims he helped thirteen English prisoners of war, from 20 September 1943 to 5 November 1943. He brought them food, clothes, and cigarettes in the mountains where they hid. Then, after 5 November, they moved away to escape from fascist…
Tecla Bartolozzi claims she helped and hid four English prisoners of war: Frederick, George, William, and Richard, from September 1943 to October 1943. She gave them food and clothes.
Nello Meoni claims he helped some English prisoners of war, in September 1943, in the Ponte di Luciaccio and Lavacchioni areas, near Pistoia. He gave them food and clothes.
Miranda Nardi claims she helped, from September 1943, four English prisoners of war in the Forcana area, near Pistoia. She brought them food and clothes and she gave them information about the war situation.
Pietro Ammannati claims he helped, for three months, seven English prisoners of war. He hosted them in his house until the fascist militiamen arrived, so they moved in the woods. He brought them food, clothes, and medicines for one of them called…
Maria Breschi claims she helped, from 8 September 1943 to 1 September 1944, five Allied servicemen, giving them food and clothes: James Fletcher (4389011), Robert Ridgewell (6013099), Brian Newman (6016247), John Faulkner (3327632), and John…
Leonardo Breschi claims he helped, from 8 September 1943 to 1 September 1944, some Allied servicemen, giving them food and clothes. For his efforts, he received a certificate of thankfulness (number 83268-18350).
Alessio Ferri claims he helped, from 8 September 1943 to 1 September 1944, some Allied servicemen, giving them food and clothes. For his efforts, he received a certificate of thankfulness (number 83271-18246)
Bruna Meoni claims she helped some Allied servicemen, from 30 August 1944, in Forcana, Belvedere, and Lavacchioni areas, near Pistoia. She gave them food and pocket money. She encloses statements of Elia Zini and Dina Torracchi backing her statement.
Rotilio Torracchi claims he helped some Allied servicemen. Sometimes he brought them food, pocket money, and clothes in the woods, and other times they came to his house.
Giuseppe Valori claims he helped, from 10 September 1943 to 24 December 1943, seventeen English prisoners of war, giving them food, shelter, and clothes. He hosted in his house five of them for ten days. Then, a Mr Biagioli drove them to Florence.…
Brunetta Nesi claims she helped, from September 1943, four Allied servicemen: Henry, George, John, and Frederick. She brought them in Vallone area, near Pistoia, to escape from fascist militiamen. There, she brought them food, and clothes.
Luigi Bolognesi claims he helped, for forty days, one Allied serviceman, giving him food, shelter and clothes. Then, when Rome was occupied, he went away. For his efforts, Luigi received a certificate of thankfulness (number 34163-45034).
Ardelia Breschi claims she helped, for 8 September 1943 to 1 September 1944, five Allied servicemen, whose identification number were 4389011, 6013099, 6016247, 3327632, and 4395551. She gave them food and clothes.
Franca Meoni claims she helped, for 8 September 1943 to 1 September 1944, five Allied servicemen, whose identification numbers were 4389011, 6013099, 6016247, 3327632, and 4395551. She gave them food and clothes.
Pietro Logli claims he helped, for about eight months, five Allied servicemen, whose identification numbers were 4389011, 6013099, 6016247, 3327632, 4395551. He gave them food and clothes.
Alfredo Peli claims he helped, from 7 September 1943 to 1 September 1944, some Allied servicemen. He gave them food and clothes. For his efforts, he received a certificate of thankfulness (number 83270-18248).