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The Worst School Massacre in American History Didn't Involve Guns
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R50/ At 10.25 a.m. on August 2, 45 years ago a bomb exploded in the second-class waiting room at Bologna station. The neo-fascist attack, the most serious of the second post-war period, caused the death of 85 people and the wound of over two hundred. Here is Eugenio Scalfari's editorial published on the next day's edition, August 3, 1980.
·Turin, Italy
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Forty-five years ago 85 people died in total and 202 were injured in the neo-fascist terrorist attack of which today, after years of investigation, very difficult trials and constant detours, names and surnames are known. "Family of the victims I learned never to give up and use the tools of logic and right in front of the referee," he says.
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