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- Collection: ISRPt. Statements submitted to the 1944-1947 Allied Screening Commission
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Letter about James Michael Taggard
Incomplete letter from a Mrs Keene, probably a relative of James Michael Taggard (6978419). She thanks the recipient for the help given to him, and says he's well.
R Hall's address
Address of R Hall
List of Allied servicemen
List of six allied servicemen: George Vatten (5502089), George Stirna (5502033), Andrew Barnes (5502396), Arthur A Ridge (5503434), Arhur Stone (14208542), Walter Tolley (3974761).
Gordon Lett's address
Private address of Major Gordon Lett
C Haines' address
Address of C Haines in Winchester
E C Bennett's address
Address of E C Bennett in London.
Statement of W K Septon about the assistance provided by Ezio Gaggini
Lieutenant W K Septon (0-730973), 17th Bombardment group, 81st Squadron, claims that Ezio Gaggini gave shelter to him in his house for two weeks, providing food and clothes. Then, he crossed the enemy lines.
Statement of Solitario Cappellini about some Allied servicemen
Solitario Cappellini claims he helped five allied servicemen, from November 1943 to September 1944: Thvendale W, Wilys F, Ramsdenj, Hurlstone, anf McCarty. He gave them shelter in his house, providing food and clothes. In September 1944, he took them…
Statement of Osvaldo Lippi about some Allied servicemen
Osvaldo Lippi claims he helped eleven allied prisoners of war for two months. With other people, he built a hut for them where he brought food and cigarettes. Then, they went away as to escape from fascist militiamen. Later, one of the prisoners sent…
Statement of Marina Cappellini about some Allied servicemen
Marina Cappellini claims she helped nine English prisoners of war. She hosted six of them in a barn for two months, where she brought them food; then they were recaptured. The other three prisoners lived in her house until 5 February 1944, when…
Statement of Marino Cappellini about some Allied servicemen
Marino Cappellini claims he helped nine allied prisoners of war, from 12 September 1943 to 5 February 1944. He helped George Saltere (5502089), George Stirna (5502033), Andrew Barnes (5502396), Arthur Bridge (5503434), Arthur (14208542), Arthur Glove…
Statement of Giulia Palandri about some Allied servicemen
Giulia Palandri claims she helped four allied prisoners of war in the Baco area, near Pistoia, giving them food, clothes and cigarettes. She hosted them for two months in her house, and supported for the following two months while hiding in the…
Statement of Metello Priami about some Allied servicemen
Metello Priami claims he helped two English prisoners of war, from 10 September 1943 to 21 October 1943: Harold Arrowslith (1530811), and William Walsh (5258694). He gave them shelter in his house until 3 October, providing food, clothes, and…
Statement of Nara Baldi, Gina Bigagli, Anna Bonaccorsi, and Lilia Capecchi about some Allied servicemen
Nara Baldi, Gina Bigagli, Anna Bonaccorsi, and Lilia Capecchi claim they helped, from 10 September 1943 to 22 October 1943, four English prisoners of war in the village of Cantagrillo, near Pistoia. At first, they hid in Livia Gori’s kiln, and then…
Statement of Adolfo Innocenti about some Allied servicemen
Adolfo Innocenti claims he helped some English prisoners of war who arrived in the woods near his house. He regularly brought them food. One of them, called George, got sick, and he lived in Adolfo’s house for 21 days until his recovery; then, he…
Statement of Maria Mazzoni and Tosca Pellegrini about some Allied servicemen
Maria Mazzoni and Tosca Pellegrini claim they helped, for three months, two English prisoners of war in the village of Baco, near Pistoia. Food, cigarettes, and clothes where provided. Then, the men were recaptured.
Statement of Luigi Florenzi about some Allied servicemen
Luigi Florenzi claims he helped eleven allied prisoners of war for two months. With other people, he built a hut for them where bringing food. On December 1943, they moved away. After a long time Luigi received letter with the news they have reached…
Statement of Alfredo Giovannetti about some Allied servicemen
Alfredo Giovannetti claims he helped two English prisoners of war in the village of Baco, near Pistoia. He helped the first for a month, giving him food, cigarettes, and clothes; the second stayed in his house for eight days, and for other eight he…
Statement of Umberto and Livio Livi about some Allied servicemen
Umberto and Livio Livi claim they helped four English prisoners of war in the village of Pantiera, near Pistoia, for twenty-five days, giving them food, and clothes. Sometimes they lived in their house, other times they stayed in a hut. Then, they…
Statement of Dino Pratesi about some Allied servicemen
Dino Pratesi claims he helped three English prisoners of war in the village of Cantagrillo giving them food, and shelter. Then, they re-joined their units.
Statement of Luisa Biagini and Fiammetta Baccellini about some Allied servicemen
Luisa Biagini and Fiammetta Baccellini claim they helped five English prisoners of war in the village of Cantagrillo, near Pistoia, from 9 September 1943 to 5 September 1944. For a period, they lived at a furnace owned by Ugo Cappellini, then they…
Statement of Amelia Moncini about some Allied servicemen
Amelia Moncini claims she helped five English prisoners of war who where living in Solitario Cappellini’s house.
Statement of Cesare Biagini about William Walch, and Harold Harrywsmith
Cesare Biagini claims he hosted two English prisoners of war: William Walch (5258694), from 25 September 1943 to 15 October 1943, and Harold Harrowsmith (1530811), from 9 September 1943 to 15 October 1943. He gave them food, clothes, and 200 lire.…
Statement of Evelina Ginanni and Clarette Vettori about some Allied servicemen
Evelina Ginanni and Clarette Vettori claim they helped four English prisoners of war, from 15 September 1943 to 24 November 1943, giving them food, cigarettes, and clothes: M I Ramsden, Joseph, Jack, and John. Then, they were hosted by Solitario…
Statement of Angiolina Pratesi about an Allied serviceman
Angiolina Pratesi claims she hosted an English prisoner of war in her house for fifteen days, from 16 to 30 October 1943. Then, he was recaptured by fascist militiamen.