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).
Luigi Biagi claims he helped eight allied prisoners of war, from September 1943 to 23 November or December 1943: Carl, Frederick, Henry, Robert, Richard, John, George, and John. He brought food in Lavacchioni area, administered injections to John…
Luigi Barni claims he helped David Douglas (3927706) from Glasgow, J F Kerrigan (3586100) from England and J R Lunt. From November 1943 to August 1944, he and his family brought them food, clothes and pocket money. Notes that J F Kerrigan remained…
Loris Baroncelli claims he helped G Tony and B H. He gave them clothes and helped them to go a place of safety in the mountains near Momigno and Femminamorta, in the province of Pistoia.
Loretta Frangioni claims she helped, from 7 September 1943 to 1 October 1944, five Allied servicemen, giving them food and clothes. Their service numbers were: 4389011, 6013099, 6016247, 3327632, and 4395551.
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,…
Lionello Begliomini claims he helped some allied prisoners of war, as well as the partisans. He also took part in the killing and subsequent burial of a German spy.
Lino Givannetti claims he helped two English prisoners of war. The first was hosted by Lino from 7 to 27 September 1943, and then he went away. The second, called Gordon Record, was hosted from 1 to 15 October 1943 and then he hid in the woods.…
Lina Sforzi claims she helped Thomas S Jones (England, 2937095), David Douglas (Scotland, 2639468), James Hosie (260489), Job Kerrigan (England, 3856100), T Turner (England, 3975664) with the help of families Bracali, Dei and Luconi. She also helped…
Leonetto Ammannati claims he helped eleven English prisoners of war, from 8 September 1943 to 24 December 1943, giving them food, and clothes. Then, they were taken to Monte Morello (Florence), where a Partisan brigade was active.
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).
Lenzina Loti claims she helped, from 8 September 1943 to 1 August 1944, some Allied servicemen, giving them food and clothes. For her efforts she received a certificate of thankfulness (number 83269-18249) and some money.
Lazzaro Presi claims he helped J F Kerrigan (3856100) from Liverpool, T Hosie Crosshouse (T/124705) from Scotland and another soldier of which he could not read the name. They’ve been hiding in a field when Lazzaro found them, he then provided food…
Laurina Vannucci claims she helped eight English prisoners of war of war hide in Felciana and Forcana near Montale (Pistoia). She brought them food and clothes and nursed them when they were ill.
Italia Ciatti claims she helped thirteen English prisoners of war, from 10 September 1943 to 20 December 1943, giving them food, shelter, clothes, medicines, and pocket money. On 20 December they were taken to Monte Morello (Florence), where a…
This is a list about the helpers and the Allied servicemen they helped in the municipality of Serravalle Pistoiese and the period in which the events occurred.
Isolina Luconi claims she helped four English prisoners of war: David, George, John, and Richard. She brought them food at first in the Fornacione camp, and then in the woods.
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.
Iole Bruni claims she helped four English prisoners of war, from 15 October 1943 to 24 December 1943. When they were forced to run away to escape from German soldiers, some villagers took them to Monte Morello (Florence).
Idelinzo Ferri claims he helped allied prisoners of war from September 1943 to January 1944. He gave them food and provided shelter in his house. One morning, while his wife was away, she was recaptured by fascist militiamen and German soldiers who…
Ida Caracchi claims she helped ten Allied servicemen. She and her husband hid them in a house located in an isolated area in the village of Striglianella, near Pistoia, bringing food and clothes. Later, they were recaptured; on 4 August 1944 German…
Ida Breschi claims she helped, from 8 September 1943 to 1 September 1944, some Allied servicemen. She gave them food and clothes. For her efforts, she received a certificate of thankfulness (number 83258-24666).
Guido Nesti claims he helped for eight months three allied servicemen: G F Restovich (2658235, England), E Danson (4758132, England), and J Hansall (3327037, England). He gave them food, clothes and pocket money.