Guido Nardi claims he helped ten allied prisoners of war during four months in 1943. he gave them food, shelter, and clothes. Then, when hiding in an isolate house, they where recaptured by fascist militiamen.
Guido Giannarini claims he helped two American servicemen: Earl W Fitzpatrick, from Louisiana, and Willis J Scheldon, from Dakota. He helped them from 8 October 1943 to 25 September 1944, giving them food, and clothes.
Goffredo Begliomini claims he helped, with his daughter Irene, some groups of allied prisoners of war, giving them food, and clothes. He hid them in the spring of 1944. Then, he showed them the way to Florence.
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.…
Giuseppe Bartolozzi claims he helped eight English prisoners of war, from 10 September 1943 to 30 November 1943, giving them food, shelter, and clothes. On 24 December they were taken to Monte Morello (Florence), where a Partisan brigade was active.
Giuseppe Baccarini claims he helped Lieutenant Harold Hummer (817018), of the United States Air Force, who was shot down by German anti-aircraft fire. Giuseppe helped him while he was in the village of Valdibure, near Pistoia. For this deed he…
Giuseppe Arcangioli claims he helped four English servicemen, called John, Frank, Sandro, and Tommy, giving them food and shelter for four months. Giuseppe was caught and imprisoned for 52 days.
Giulio Barni claims he helped, with his brother Andrea, John F Kerrigan, David Douglas, Alexander Rodgers, Erbert Nirton, Owen M Connell (2928631), James Hosie, Jack W Gatman, Reginald Lunt, George Restovick, and Robert Beal; Giulio gave them food,…
Giulia Sforzi claims she helped, from August 1944, some Allied servicemen hide in the woods near her house. She gave them food and clothes and for her efforts received a certificate of thankfulness.
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…
Giselda Dei claims she helped Thomas S Jones (2937096) from England, Davis Douglas (2939468) from Scotland, James Hosie (260489) from Scotland, Job Kerrigan (3856100) from England, and T Turner (3975664) from England. She hid them and provided food,…
Gisberto Moncini claims he helped eleven Allied servicemen. On September 1943, eleven allied prisoners of war arrived near his house. With the help of other people, he built them a hut where he brought them food. He helped them for two months, until…
Giovanni Carli claims he helped, from 8 September for two days, an English Captain, hid in his hut near Pescia (Pistoia), giving him food, shelter and clothes. He also gave him instruction to reach Pistoia going through the woods.
Giovanni Biancalani claims he helped, from 10 September 1943 to 20 December 1943, ten allied prisoners of war hid in the woods near Striglianella (Pistoia), bringing them food. On 25 December, they moved to Migliana area, near Cantagallo (Prato),…
Giovanni Ausilio Cappellini claims he helped, from September 1943 to April 1944, twenty-one allied prisoners of war, giving them food and clothes: Crooks (2620196), C Simmons (2616361), W Howard (913574), Jones (946866), J Littlewood (946895), J G…
Giovanni Ammannati claims he helped three Allied servicemen (Carl, William, and George) in September 1943. He gave them food, shelter, and clothes. Some days later they hid in the woods, but every evening they returned to his house for supper.…
Giovanna Zini claims she helped, with her husband, thirteen allied prisoners of war from 20 September 1943 to 5 November 1943, bringing them food, cigarettes, clothes, and pocket money. The men were hiding in the mountains. During this period, some…
Giovanna Nesi claims she helped, from 14 September 1943 to 24 December 1943, eight English prisoners of war, giving them food, clothes, and shelter. On 24 December, they moved to the Monte Morello area, near Florence, where a Partisan brigade was…