Armed with a yellow mimosa: Women’s defence and assistance groups in Italy, 1943–45

Libera Arduino, the younger of two sisters in the Gddd who were executed by Italian fascist police.

Libera Arduino, the younger of two sisters in the Gddd who were executed by Italian fascist police.

A journal article by Jomarie Alano on the history of the Gddd in the Italian Resistance.

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