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  1. Biography of Marco Baldini
  2. Biography of Giuseppe Bottai
  3. Biography of Frank Capra
  4. Biography of Oliver Cromwell
  5. Biography of E. E. Cummings
  6. Biography of Gianni Cuperlo
  7. Biography of Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa
  8. Biography of Mario Draghi
  9. Biography of Natalia Estrada
  10. Biography of Steve Fossett
  11. Biography of Ho Chi Minh
  12. Abdullah Idris biography
  13. Biography of Ferdinand Porsche
  14. Biography of Jean Rostand
  15. Biography of Gaetano Scirea
  16. Charlie Sheen biography
  17. Biography of Adolphe Thiers

Biography of Marco Baldini

September 3, 1959

Who is Marco Baldini?

Marco Baldini was born on 3 September 1959 in Florence, the son of a wire guardian of Sip. As a boy, Communist enters the collective of Autonomia operaia despite the grievances of his uncle, parish priest at Talib, who wanted to do it closer to Christian democracy; in 1976, at an event, is the protagonist of some disorders, breaking through a shop window.
The first radio experience
After doing various odd jobs (inter alia, carrier of tortellini), just over twenty years begins to work together with Marco van den Berg in some Tuscan radio (including Radio Lady), then move on to Radio Deejay, where national broadcaster is called by Claudio Cecchetto: here are many care programs, including "All for one", "B", "Laurenti Loves Mark Baldo Show" and "Baldini's land".
In 1987 for Videomusic presents "On the air", while since 1989 on Radio Deejay leads "Viva Radio Deejay", which houses the imitations and extravagance of a young Rosario Fiorello.
The Vice of the game
In recent years, Marco Baldini nears gambling: a passion that will prove detrimental to him, leading him to go into debt for billions of lire.
Because of these problems, leave Radio Deejay after a decade-long experience and in 1999 he was called to work in Italy Radio Network, where he presented "the beans", along with Fava Beans (Angel and Max): even in this station, however, things don't go smoothly, and as early as 2000 Marco Baldini is forced to leave.
The years 2000
After working for some football broadcasts by Antenna 3, local broadcaster, alongside-among others-by Maurizio Mosca, from 2001 is aired on Rai Radio 2, where-together again with Fiorello-is the protagonist of the program "Viva Radio 2".
In 2004, while on Raiuno Fiorello presents the variety "Stasera pago io ... Revolution ", Baldini leads on Radio 1 radio version of the show, interacting with the Sicilian artist in a sketch review already proposed in radio.
The autobiography which also becomes a movie
In September 2005 is given to the player "prints (each bet is debt)", the autobiography of Marco Baldini, from which later will also stretch a movie (in 2008, "Il mattino ha l'oro in bocca": interpreting Baldini will be Elio Germano, while Mike Fenton will portray Fiorello; also starring Laura Chiatti e Martina Stella).
In September 2007, he married radio host Stephanie Lamb: his witness is Fiorello.
In January 2008 on Raiuno leading minishow "Viva Radio 2 ... minutes," ten episodes transmitted after the "twenty" of Tg1; After having filmed a commercial for the Fiat with Fiorello, in summer on Radio 2 presents "More summer for everyone", aired from 8 to 9:30 am.
Tv character in "the farm"
In 2008 is one of the contestants of the reality show "the farm", now in its fourth edition, aired on Canale5: arrived in the final program and won the prize money of 100,000 euros, claiming to want to donate to charity in support of those affected by the earthquake in Abruzzo.
Since 2009 is one of the voices of Radio Kiss Kiss, which leads from Sunday to Friday, "come on in" Kiss Kiss ", broadcast from ten to thirteen, along with Rodrigo De Maio, Raj Lama, Mauro Converted and his wife Stefania.
The years 2010
In the fall of 2011, after the experience with Radio Kiss Kiss back on Raiuno, Fiorello show alongside Monday night's "The greatest show over the weekend", which gets a successful plays.
During the same period, is the protagonist-Fiorello-an advertising campaign of the Wind. Less good things on the Privacy front: because of gambling addiction and the dangers flowing therefrom, Marco Baldini separates from wife to avoid that even she is involved or is forced to live with the consequences.
In March 2012 the conductor toscano began working with Mana Mana Radio, but his contract is terminated a few months later by Stefano B.a. The following year back on Radio Deejay, where he presented "The Marchino ha l'oro in bocca" on weekend mornings, seven to nine. In June, however, the collaboration with the Milan radio stops because of the lack of agreement on the financial terms of the contract.
A few weeks later Baldini is the guest star in "Stocast", a live-show that relies on the production of Bj Entertainment in which twenty women are tested and interviewed to be voted on Facebook. Since August of 2013 arrives in Radio, radio Qlub locally, where Roman presents every day, from two to six in the afternoon, "the University of football" and then "attached to" the Qlub news, Monday to Friday, from 9 to noon.
Back to cooperate with Fiorello for his "Newsstand" Flower on Radio 2, along with the Sicilian showman from the spring of 2014 begins on Radio 1 with the broadcast of the morning "Off" program. In September became one of the Radio voices, local issuer of Lazio, presenting "the cat", aired from Monday to Friday in the afternoon.
In November publicly announces its intention to abandon "unscheduled", claiming that his personal problems related to his gambling debts are likely to endanger the safety of those who collaborated with him to explain the situation in detail, Marco Baldini becomes interviewed by Paola Perego to "Domenica In" by Bruno Vespa in "door to door".

Biography of Giuseppe Bottai

With the permission of criticizing
September 3, 1895
January 9, 1959

Who is Giuseppe Bottai?

Male protagonist of the political history of Italy in the Fascist period, Giuseppe Bottai was Governor of Rome, guilds and Minister of Minister of national education.
Born in Rome on September 3, 1895 to a family of Tuscan origin, after receiving his diploma, he enrolled in law school right in the period in which the first world war breaks out; decide early to volunteer.
After the war, already active in the Futurist movement in 1919, Benito Mussolini and collaborates with the Foundation of the Fasci di Combattimento di Roma. He finished his studies, earning a degree in law, then in 1921 he directed the editorial romana de "the people of Italy". In the same year and was elected to the Chamber of Deputies.
He participated in the March on Rome: together with his group creates considerable unrest culminating in the death of some people. In 1923 he founded the magazine "fascist Criticism." From 1926 to 1929 is Undersecretary for corporations, takes ownership of the Ministry in 1929; will remain Minister until 19In this period the "Working paper" and gets the corporate law Department at La Sapienza University of Rome.
He became President of the National Institute for social security in 1932; retains the position until 1935, when he became Governor of Rome. In May 1936 was Governor of Addis Ababa, but the charge will last less than a month.
Bottai is then returned to Italy and was appointed Minister of national education, a position he will leave in February 19Among many accomplishments, will issue two important laws for the protection of cultural goods which shall remain in full force until 1999; the principles of these standards have been maintained even in later legislation.
Bottai surrounds itself in this period of civil servants of the highest order, many of which will continue to manage the project overseers also after the war.
Dates back to 1940 the Foundation of the magazine "primacy".
Along with 18 other Hierarchs, 25 July 1943 joins the Large agenda, which puts into motion the minority. Because of the accession to the Large motion, Bottai is sentenced to death in absentia at his trial in Verona, in 1944, by a Court of the newly formed Italian Social Republic. Meanwhile enlisted with the alias Andrea Battle in the Foreign Legion, in which body will remain until 1948 and in the fight against the Germans.
Gets the amnesty in 1947 for the post-conflict charges related to participation in the establishment of the fascist regime and cost him a life sentence. The death sentence of Verona becomes then negligible with the dissolution of the Italian Social Republic.
He returned to Italy and founded in 1953 the magazine of political criticism "ABC", which Director until his death.
For a time, he directed from behind the scenes "Il Popolo di Roma", ephemeral daily financed by Vittorio Cini to skirt centrism.
Always open to dialogue, even with the young intellectuals who were covertly to opposition ideas fascist regime-which could be found on the pages of "primacy" an important space for expression and debate-Bottai is also known for being a fascist in any way out of the rigid schemes of the regime, in other words how do you define afterwards the historian Giordano Bruno Guerri-a "fascist".
Giuseppe Bottai died in Rome on January 9, 19His funeral saw a large crowd: among the numerous authorities present there was Aldo Moro, then Minister of education.

Biography of Frank Capra

May 18, 1897
September 3, 1991

Who is Frank Capra?

Frank Russell Capra, whose original name is Francesco Rosario Capra in Bisacquino May 18, 1897 was born in the province of Palermo, and emigrated at age six with his family in California, Los Angeles. After having studied chemical engineering in 1922, directed the short film "Fultah Fisher's Boarding House" is his debut in films.
In the following years, it is used as a handyman on different sets, before being hired as a scriptwriter and writer gag comedy series produced by Hal Roach Our gang ". Working at Keystone with Mack Sennett and the First National with Harry Langdon: his directorial debut feature film is "the strong man". With Langdon also works in "his last panties", but their partnership lasts very little, because of different opinions from the artistic point of view.
In the late 1920s Frank heads "for the love of Mike" before signing a contract with Columbia: runs seven films between 1927 and 1928 (including "The power of The press") in a very short time (two weeks for the screenplay, two for filming and two for mounting) proving to be able to meet budget and time available. Then, engages in a trilogy based on technological progress, composed "females", "flying Deuces" and "Airship", starring Jack Holt and Ralph Graves.
"The new generation" is his first experiment with sound, and contains parts alternate parts base recorded live; the first film totally sound, however, is "the Donovan affair," a detective story of 19Subsequently, the Italian-American Director deepens partnership with Barbara Stanwyck, already live in luxury "females": she spins "the miracle woman", "forbidden" and "the bitter tea of General Yen".
Between 1932 and 1933 "are filmed the madness of Metropolis" and "Lady for a day" (the latter gets an Oscar nomination for Best Director): the two preceding films tremendous success (and unexpected) of "it happened one night", that the screwball comedy film WINS Oscar for Best Director, best picture, best actress, best actor and best screenplay.
Thus begins a heyday for Frank Capra, who between 1936 and 1941 won thirty-one nominations and six Oscars with only five films: in 1939, "Mr. Smith goes to Washington" is the second most important built-in in the United States. In the second half of the 1930s Capra was President of the Motion Picture Academy, before driving from 1939 to 1941 the Screen Directors Guild.
With the arrival of World War II he was drafted into the u.s. Army to coordinate through film the war propaganda, and supervises the implementation of "Why we fight", popular documentary series intended for young recruits ("prelude to war" won the Oscar for best documentary). After the war, the world has changed, and Frank Capra-after "it's a wonderful life," the 1946-undergoes a professional decline accentuated by the decline of his creativity.
After touring in 1950 "joy of life", approaches the television in the late 1950s by turning scientific documentaries. Little more than sixty, the Director left the film business, choosing to retire: Frank Capra died on September 3, 1991 in La Quinta at the venerable age of 94 years.

Biography of Oliver Cromwell

A new British command
April 25, 1599
September 3, 1658

Who is Oliver Cromwell?

Oliver Cromwell was born on April 25, 1599 in Hantingdon, England. Her father is Robert Cromwell, an English Squire a Knight's son and the mother is Elizabeth Stuard. Cromwell begins his academic studies by attending the Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, where he received an education based on the Puritan principles. Then leave Cambridge University and moved to London, where he attended the courses of law and married Elizabeth Bourchier.
In 1620 was forced to leave London, since he must return to Hantingdon for dealing with the legacy left by his father who died. He is a staunch and loyal to Puritan doctrine. Is also of the opinion that the Catholic World is organizing a conspiracy against the Puritan ideals and freedom.
Eight years after failing to get elected as a representative of the city of Hantingdon within the English Parliament, contesting the absolutist policy conducted by the English King Charles I for ten years. What they won't tolerate is that the English Crown shall share in the Parliament administrative policy and religious.
In 1640 the King, because of a lack of funds, is forced to summon Parliament again because it has to have the agreement in force in the Country the new taxes. In this circumstance, however, misses a big consensus, because many members of Parliament are opposed to new taxes that would have burdened the English population. Cromwell, on this occasion, sided with them.
The two sides in the field do not agree, so soon would be imminent outbreak of conflict between the parliamentary faction and that of the monarchy.
Shortly before the start of the English civil war, Cromwell becomes General of cavalry and also founded a well organized Department of cavalry, called Ironside Cavalry. The Organization of this Department will, in the future, the reference point for the Organization of the new British army, the New Model Army.
In the early 1940s of 1600 begin hostilities between troops of the British monarchy and the New Model Army. The "realists" may not accept the behavior of man, whereby they try to arrest him inside the Parliament. Actually these fail, as other members of Parliament, to save themselves.
After a battle openly, in 1644 led by warlord troops English get an overwhelming victory over the royalists at Marston Moor. Cromwell now has control of the situation in the country, becoming the most prominent exponent of the English Parliament. After the civil war, he manages with great determination to eliminate from the political scene of the English Conservative Presbyterian current through the "Rump Parliament".
In 1646 the King is arrested and undermined its power. Together with the members of Parliament, Cromwell attempts to reach a compromise with the King Charles i. the latter but doesn't want to come to terms with parliamentary members, because he believes that the country should be governed only by the monarchy, which must be based on a divine power. Two years later Charles I managed to escape from prison. Soon he is re-arrested and charged with high treason in January 1649 is executed following a parliamentary vote.
Cromwell soon leaves for Ireland and Scotland with the aim of defeating the latter realists. After taking part in the bloody battle of Drogheda and defeating the last royalists present in Scotland, back at home, where it has to reorganize the British political system.
Here gives the first Commonwealth of British history and dissolves the Parliament of 1653 the English Republic. England then turns into a full-fledged military dictatorship, obtaining the support of the British army which he led during the civil war against supporters of the King.
He leads a very cautious foreign policy, marked by war between his country and the Republic of the seven United Provinces of the Netherlands, won by British led by Admiral Robert Blake in 1654, after numerous battles between the Baltic Sea and the East Indies.
Very important is the Alliance that England tightens in these years with the France, between 1650 and 1655 to win the battle against the Spanish; on this occasion England gains control of Dunkerque, located along the English channel, and the Jamaica lost by the Spaniards against the English fleet led by Admiral Sir William Penn.
Cromwell was later awarded the position of Lord protector English in West Minster Abbey. Having obtained this title, decides that after him his powers were not transmitted by inheritance. Also, is issued in the country, a new constitutional text with which man can also award titles.
His condition worsened due to a worsening of malaria contracted years earlier. Oliver Cromwell died on September 3, 1658 at the age of 59 years.

Biography of E. E. Cummings

Innovative passion for words
October 14, 1894
September 3, 1962

Who is Edward Estlin Cummings?

Edward Estlin Cummings was born on 14 October 1894 in Cambridge, Massachusetts (USA). His father is a Professor of sociology and political science at Harvard, and encourages early literary and poetic inclinations of child. Suffice it to say that the first evidence of Edward for his first three years of life.
He studied at Harvard University, where, in 1916, he graduated with honors in English and classical studies, and especially in Latin and Greek. During University continues to cultivate his passion for poetry, analyzing the writing of Gertrude Stein and Ezra Pound. Some of his essays are also published in the school paper. The poems of this period will then be collected in the text "Eight Harvard poets" (1920).
In 1917 at the outbreak of World War I decided to enlist, but an administrative mistake forces him to stay in Paris for five weeks. Thus was born his visceral love for the French capital, which will return frequently. Due to a series of letters exchanged with his friend William Slater, in which both express opinions contrary to the war, he was arrested for three months and remains in the field of La Ferté-Macé in Normandy. In December of the same year, thanks to the intercession of father who writes a letter to President Woodrow Wilson, is repatriated.
Edward tells the experience of captivity in the autobiographical novel "The enormous room". In the novel describes all the characters he met during his three months of captivity, ironically on the consequences of an overly pedantic and blind application of rules. He returned to the House in the new year of 1917, but was soon drafted. So the service pays the 12TH Division at Camp Devens until November 19From 1921 to 1923 lives Paris, then falls in the United States permanently. It doesn't stop, though, never travel, crossing during her wanderings several characters including Pablo Picasso. Makes a trip to the Soviet Union that says in the novel "Eimi" (1933).
His concentration on the poetic activity is encouraged by a terrible accident in which his father lost his life. The pain of loss makes him understand that he should concentrate on the important things of life which to him are the lines of his poetry. During this time many public works of poetry, including "Tulips & Chimneys" (1923), "XLI Poems" (1926), "Christmas Tree" (1928), "No thanks" (1935) and "Collected Poems" (1938).
E. e. Cummings is an avant-garde poet who often uses traditional forms such as the sonnet. Themes are classic: her poems often deal with love, man's relationship with nature and the relationship between the individual and the mass. The influence of currents such as Dada and Surrealism, which approached during stays in Paris, makes him a certain rejection of traditional syntax. As for Ezra Pound, including Edward the pittrografica nature poetry. In his text the letters and punctuation marks take on a meaning from the point of view of rhythm. His innovative passion for words leads him to create continuously new blending together nouns, adverbs, prepositions and common nouns. His idea of intimate letters down vitality on the words many different meanings, increased and strengthened by frequent puns.
Cummings's talent is not only the composition of poetry. He writes novels, children's books and four comedies: "Him" (1927), "Anthropos: or, the future of art" (1930), "Tom: a ballet" (1935) and "Santa Claus: a morality (1946).
Since 1924 resides in Greenwich Village, moving only for his travels. From 1932 he lives a romance with his third partner, photographer and model Marion Morehouse. The two work together to a text, "Adventure in Value", which contains photos of Marion accompanied by words of Edward's comment.
In the aftermath of the second World War many young poets are in Cummings their guide. Edward begins to receive a number of awards, and in 1952 Harvard University gave him an Honorary Professorship.
He spent the last years of his life traveling, carrying out tasks like reader and carving out moments of rest in his summer residence of New Hampshire.
E. e. Cummings dies at age 67 years on 3 September 1962 to a cardiac arrest. At the time of his death is the second most widely read American poet after Robert Frost.

Biography of Gianni Cuperlo

September 3, 1961

About Gianni Cuperlo?

John Cuperlo (Gianni) was born on September 3, 1961 in Trieste. After middle school he attended the liceo classico "Francesco Petrarca", where he graduated with the rating of 55/60 in 19In those years begins to approach to politics through school assemblies, but also thanks to events and meetings with the FGCI, Federazione Giovanile Comunisti Italiani, which enrolled very early. Enrolled at the University of Bologna at the Dams, he graduated with honors, with a thesis on mass media: is the 1985 and the rapporteur is Mauro Cuperlo Wolf. He moved to Rome, became known as one of the most important personalities within the FGCI: in 1988 he was elected National Secretary, remaining at the helm in 1989 transition which causes the youth organisation follows in the footsteps of Italian Communist Party policies.
The 8 October 1990 Gianni Cuperlo, Ariccia, in the wake of Achille Occhetto advances the proposal to dissolve the FGCI, replacing it with a confederal organization, the Sinistra Giovanile, divided into four University associations, land, places of work and school. The idea of the triestine politician is met with 91 votes in favour, 13 against and 10 abstentions.
The last Congress of the FGCI be staged in December 1990 in Pesaro: in those days the Organization dissolves, and the majority follows the Democratic Party of the left, the newborn. The Committee promoted the Sinistra Giovanile, which follows the appearance of youth as issues not only black, modern times and left. Cuperlo, then, is the last Secretary of the Youth Federation Italian Communists, and the first of the Sinistra Giovanile. In 1992 he joined the leadership of the Democratic Party of the left (Pds, which then turns into Democratici di Sinistra, Ds). This is a particularly productive period for the young, who knows and works for Massimo D'Alema: with the political party collaborates Salento both the House, as the President of the bicameral Committee for reforms. With D'alema himself participates, for the publication of "a normal country. The left and the future of Italy "(published in 1996 by Mondadori, written with the collaboration of Claudio Velardi) and" the big break. The Italy towards reforms "(published two years later, also from Knopf).
In 2001 John Cuperlo enters the National Secretariat of the Democrats of the left, becoming the party's Director of communications. Because of his experience in the field of political communication, teaches at the University of Teramo as lecturer in politics and Communication Theory and techniques of public communication. In 2004, for David, "Par condicio? History and future of television ".
Abandoned as head of communication of the Ds in 2006 was elected to the Chamber of deputies in Friuli-Venezia Giulia in olive tree lists: at the same time becomes member of Commission XIV (EU policies). The following year Cuperlo enters the newly established democratic party. After the fall of the Prodi government and defeat remedied by Walter Veltroni, 2008 elections highlights the need of replacement within the party in order to leave the leadership to a new generation. During December, direction stresses the absence of authority of the ruling classes of the center-left in the party, in institutions and in the territories. In 2009 publishes Fazi Editore "Just zercar. Left, removals, "Democratic Party.
In 2013, following the elections Decree the narrow victory of the Democratic Party and lead to the resignation of Pier Luigi Bersani from the post of party Secretary, Gianni Cuperlo is listed as one of the possible candidates to succeed Bettola politician: he preferred, instead, Guglielmo Epifani. In may, however, he expressed its intention to apply to the Secretary of the Democratic Party in an interview with Gad Lerner.
In July is appreciated his speech during the meeting "Pd", where identifies the importance of considering the party as a community that must pursue the protection of social and civil rights. Is in favour of the primary, while in August launches "time to believe" programmatic platform that expresses the intention to recover the authenticity of the path of the center-left politician in our country. During these months underlines the importance of equality, dignity and secular faith in people, and aims to bring in a European party of Socialists and Democrats. From the point of view of social policy, he stresses the need to redistribute power and rights to the less-favoured social classes, opposing the predominance of liberal culture. The national holiday of Genoa, Gianni Cuperlo argues, among other things, the need to engage in a more direct and participatory democracy, party members not only during the primaries.
Candidate for the party together with Matteo Renzi and goofy Civati, December 8, 2013, forfeit in favor of the Mayor of Florence.

Biography of Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa

The example of a man, the indifference of a country
September 27, 1920
September 3, 1982

Who is Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa?

Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa, Carabinieri General, known for his commitment to the fight against terrorism of the Red Brigades and the mafia before then, he will be the victim, was born in Saluzzo, Cuneo, on 27 September 19Son of a carabiniere, Deputy Commanding General of the weapon, he attended the Academy and not go in the police as an officer at the outbreak of World War II.
In September 1943 is serving as Commander in San Benedetto del Tronto, when going through the partisan resistance.
After the war with the rank of Captain, he married Deborah F, which will give him three sons, Nando (which will become a politician repeatedly elected member of Parliament), Rita (Note tv presenter) and Simona. After positive experiences in combating banditry in 1949 arrives in Sicily Corleone, to his request. In territory the mafia is being organised and the separatist movement is still strong. Here the captain from the Church is investigating as many as 74 murders, including that of Socialist trade unionist Placido Rizzotto. At the end of 1949 the Church indicates Luciano leggio as responsible for the murder. For great results will receive a silver medal of military Valor.
It then moved to Florence, then to Como and Milan. In 1963 he was in Rome with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Then moves again in Turin, which is somewhat enigmatic: years later finds out he was ordered by General Giovanni De Lorenzo, who was organizing the "Piano Solo", a coup attempt to prevent the formation of the first centre-left Government.
Starting from 1966-to coincide with the release of De Lorenzo from the gun-and until 1973 he returned to Sicily with the rank of Colonel, in command of the Legion carabinieri in Palermo. The results, as you'd expect from the Church, there are: justice criminals gives the boss as Gerlando Alberti and Frank Coppola. Starting also to investigate alleged ties between the mafia and politics.
In 1968 with its departments involved in Belice in relief to people affected by the earthquake: customers will receive a bronze medal for civil valor personal participation "in the forefront" to operations.
Conducts surveys on the mysterious disappearance of journalist Mauro De Mauro (1970), who shortly before had contacted the Director Francesco Rosi promising material that hinted the case controversial Mattei (ENI President who died in a plane crash: the aircraft departed from Sicily, crashes while approaching the airport of Linate). The investigations are carried out in a partnership between the police and the police; the police chief in charge is Boris Giuliano, later killed by the mafia.
In 1973 the Church was promoted to the rank of Brigadier General. A year later he was commander of the military region of the Northwest, which operates out of Piedmont, Valle d'Aosta and Liguria. Select a dozen officers of the weapon to create a counter-terrorism structure (based in Turin): in September 1974 in Pinerolo captures Renato Curcio and Alberto Franceschini, prominent members of the Red Brigades, thanks also to the infiltration of Silvano Girotto, also known as "frate mitra".
The Government entrusted him with special powers: he was appointed coordinator of law enforcement agencies and Information agents to combat terrorism, a sort of special Department of the Ministry of the Interior, created to counter the phenomenon of the Red Brigades who in those years, raged with particular reference to the investigation of research responsible for the assassination of Aldo Moro.
Thanks to the Church and its reminders to the Government of the country in this period is formalised the legal figure of the turncoat. Leveraging on pentito, not to mention the actions of infiltration and espionage comes to identify and arrest the perpetrators of the murder of Aldo Moro and his escort, as well as shut down hundreds of supporters. Thanks to his work is delivered to the carabinieri renewed trust popular.
Although involved in events that shake him, at the end of 1981 he became Deputy Commanding General of the weapon, as was the Roman father already in the past. Amid controversy continues its work, confirming and consolidating its official public image integrity.
In early April of 1982 by the Church says the Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini these words: "the Sicilian Christian Democrat heads to Andreotti would be the" political family "more polluted by contamination of mafia". A month later he was suddenly posted in Sicily as Prefect of Palermo to combat the onset of the emergency, while mafia investigations proceeded on terrorists goes into other hands.
In Palermo repeatedly complains about the lack of State support; emblematic and full of bitterness remains his sentence: "they send me into a reality as Palermo, with the same powers as the prefect of Forlì. Asks to meet Giorgio Bocca, one of the most important journalists of the period, to launch a media state message, a message that has as its objective the request for help and support from the State. In the interview (August 7, 1982) there is the acknowledgment of the failure of the State in the battle against Cosa Nostra, connivance and collusion that allowed the mafia to act undisturbed for years.
The publication of the article by Mouth is not the State but the reaction of the mafia had already in the viewfinder General policeman.
It's on the evening of September 3, 1982, Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa is sitting alongside the young second wife (married only a few weeks earlier), Emanuela Setti Carraro which is driving a A112: in the via Carini in Palermo, is flanked by a BMW carrying Antonino Madonia and Calogero Ganci (afterwards regretted), which fire through the windshield with a kalashnikov AK-47 rifle.
At the same time the car carrying Domenico Russo, driver and escort agent of the prefect of the Church, was flanked by a motorcycle driven by Pino Greco, that cold.
The papers relating to the kidnapping of Aldo Moro, which the Church had brought to Palermo after his death vanish: has not been established whether they were stolen in the via Carini or stolen in its offices.
Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa was awarded the Gold Medal for civil valour in memory, with these words:
"Already staunch fighter, which the highest officer of the Carabinieri Corps, organised crime, assumed the position as Prefect of the Republic, to fend off the challenge from Democratic State mafias, constituting a very serious threat to the country. Brutally murdered in a cowardly and treacherous ambush, soft drinks with brutal ferocity, sublimava with his own sacrifice a life dedicated, with high sense of duty, service institutions, victim of relentless hatred and violence of those who wanted to fight. "
If it is true that institutions were not present in its hour of need and this absence is even heavily encumbered family since the immediate aftermath of the death, remembering the civil value generations of this important Italian character there are across the country numerous symbols of gratitude as monuments of Manhattan project, schools, barracks, squares , streets and parks.

Biography of Mario Draghi

Modern global economy
September 3, 1947

Who is Mario Draghi?

Mario Draghi was born in Rome in 19He graduated in economics with 110 and praise at the University La Sapienza in Rome in 19He perfected his studies at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), obtaining his PhD in 1976.
From 1975 to 1978 he taught as a professor at the universities of Trento, Padua, Ca ' Foscari University of Venice and at the Faculty of political sciences "Cesare Alfieri" of the University of Florence; in the latter, from 1981 to 1991, is Professor of Economics and monetary policy.
Internationally, from 1985 to 1990, is Executive Director of the World Bank.
In 1991 he was appointed Director General of the Treasury, a post he holds until 2001.
In the years ' 90, he holds different posts in the Italian Treasury, where the most important care privatization of State companies in Italy (from 1993 to 2001 he was Chairman of the Privatization Committee).
During his career, is part of the boards of Directors of several banks and companies among which there are ENI, IRI, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro and IMI.
In 1998 he signed the consolidated law on finance-also known as "Draghi law" (Law Decree No. 58 of February 24, 1998, entered into force in July 1998)-introducing the legislation for the OPA (takeover bid) and the climbing of companies listed on stock exchanges. Telecom Italy will be the first object of takeover bid by Olivetti of Roberto Colaninno, the era of large privatizations. This will follow the IRI liquidation and privatization of ENI, ENEL, Italian Credit and Banca Commerciale Italiana.
From 2002 to 2005 Mario Draghi is Vice-President for Europe at Goldman Sachs, the Investment Bank's fourth world. At the end of 2005, he was appointed Governor of the Bank of Italy, the first with a mandate of six years, renewable once.
On May 16, 2011, the Eurogroup has officially announced his candidacy for President of the ECB (European Central Bank). The agreement was made between the Ministers of the euro area: the final appointment will arrive on June His successor as Director of the Bank of Italy's Ignazio Visco, appointed in October 2011.

Biography of Natalia Estrada

The Estrada to success
September 3, 1972

Who is Natalia Estrada?

Born on 3 September 1972 in Gijon (Asturias, Spain) Natalia Estrada at the age of 15 he moved to Madrid where he attended the local Conservatory attending dance classes, music and acting. These studies become a flamenco dancer learning the movements and the "charisma" needed to practice this difficult and impressive art: characteristics of behavior that then will his fortune even in Italy, where the television audience identifies as unquestionably a Spanish "caliente".
But how came the sinuous Natalia on tv? Became famous in Italy, in fact, Natalia was already a recognized professional in his native country. Before being called by Mediaset to "Discoring", public transmission, showgirl youth had already had numerous programmes carried out by the Spanish network, such as the conduct of beauty contest "Miss Spain" and participation in some current affairs programmes. Not to mention the many special broadcasts related to football.
The 1992 brings a short cinematic experience, when he starred in "Aqui el que no corre ... vuela" by Ramón Fernández, along with many other celebrities on TV. Subsequently he worked for a long time at Telecinco presenting "Vivan los novios", and signed a contract for an Italian-Spanish co-production: "bathing beauties".
Presents this transmission together with Giorgio Mastrota, who becomes her husband six months later. Three years later his daughter Natalia was born.
Now popular from our home crowd will present or participate in many broadcasts including: "The Brain", "champions of dance" and "La sai l'Ultima" on Mediaset and "Anima mia" on Raidue. But the great success achieved with the blockbuster movie "cyclone" (the most watched film in Italy in 1996), by Leonardo Pieraccioni where it will be useful to the art of flamenco learned many years ago.
The 1998 is the year of the break with her husband Giorgio Mastrota; the Division is not a trauma and Daljinder embarks on another report soon, still ongoing, becoming the companion of Paolo Berlusconi.
The last film work was "Olè" (2006, with Massimo Boldi and Vincenzo Salemme), directed by Carlo Vanzina.

Biography of Steve Fossett

April 22, 1944
September 3, 2007

Who is Steve Fossett?

American aviator and adventurer James Stephen Fossett was born in Jackson, Tennessee on April 22, 19He died in Sierra Nevada on September 3, 2007.
Fossett had departed from a private airstrip in Nevada desert for a trial flight and never came back. For weeks sought by any means but to no avail and in February 2008 he was declared presumed dead.
In November 2008 the Dna test confirmed that the remains found on mountainside of the Sierra Nevada, California, owned by Steve Fossett.

Biography of Ho Chi Minh

Ideologies without borders
May 19, 1890
September 3, 1969

Who was Ho Chi Minh?

Nguyen Tat Thanh, known in history as Ho Chi Minh City, was born in Han Nom, Viet Nam, May 19 18His family does not sail into gold: the father is a small official. The family is also quite numerous: he has a sister, that you will take at the French army, a herbalist and brother another brother who died young. Family problems increase when the father was officially arrested for abuse of power. The real reason of condemnation is to be found in anti-colonial activities of man, convinced anti-French.
The education he receives is Ho Chi Minh, however, Western-style: he studied in particular the French language and literature, thanks to his father's belief that to fight a power like France you have to meet her. The political ideas of the father to steal the sister of arms intended for a revolution. Discovered the theft, the woman is sentenced to life in prison.
The knowledge acquired allow him to depart for France in 1911: its application to work in the colonial administration is rejected. He finds himself doing various crafts: from waiter to film editor. During the French period takes hard all the time off work to improve their intellectual reading public libraries the works of Marx.
In 1912 he left for the United States aboard a ship where it is employed as a cook. Living in New York by the Baker and other humble trades. During the American period came into contact with many Korean nationalist and anti-colonial escaped, and these friendships will be essential for the formation of his political thought. Meanwhile, specializing more and more in the profession of Chef: becomes a student of the famous chef Auguste Escoffier and works with him to London.
In 1919 Ho Chi Minh returned to Paris and began working as a journalist in a left-wing newspaper, embraces the Communist ideas, and began his political activities. He moved first to Moscow in 1923 to move closer to the activities of the Comintern and then to Canton, China, where it is in contact with another revolutionary, Phan Boi Chau. Driven by the need to scrape together money to start the Communist movement, his companion. Despite the complaint between the two ratios will remain good. In 1926, meanwhile, marries a young Chinese of fifteen years younger: the marriage lasted barely a year.
Meanwhile, we in 1927, launched the campaign against the Chinese Communists, which forces him to several escapes. Becomes ill of tuberculosis, but manages to get by traveling illegally between Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Thailand. Arrived in Hong Kong founded in 1929 the Indochinese Communist Party. Because of his political activities he was arrested and then released after two years, in 1933; so he fled to Milan where he plays the task again to cook at the restaurant Antica Pesa.
The defeat of France under the Nazis induces him to direct the first revolts against France and Japan in order to declare in 1941 the independence of his country. Is again arrested and released in 19Meanwhile contracted malaria, but the disease does not affect his political activities or his private life: begins a relationship with a woman of Tay ethnicity.
Promotes the famous August revolution and help the Viet Minh movement against France and Japan until the proclamation of independence on September 2 19But things did not turn out to be simple: the new State does not enjoy international recognition despite the diplomatic efforts of Ho Chi Minh. In addition, the failure to reach agreement with France determines the outbreak of war in Indochina in December 1946.
Due to the Communist victory in China, gets the support of Mao Tse-Tung and Stalin, and, despite France's military supremacy, can bring success its troops. The war ends officially ili may 7 19In the same year the Geneva Convention recognizes the State of Viet Nam, which is divided into two: the Communist North Viet Nam and President Ho Chi Minh, Viet Nam and South-American wire and capitalist. Seeks to promote a referendum on the unification of the two States, but gets only the opposition of South Viet Nam and the United States. In his North Meanwhile a Government opens by Communist type with the nationalization of schools and compulsory education.
To him we owe the most peaceful attempts to reunite the two States as well as the unsuccessful block funesta Viet Nam war broke out in 19Once the war but invests all his strength to win by making the trusted Chief of operations using troops and Japanese of southern guerrillas called Viet Cong. Gets great support from China that, by sending its aid for reconstruction, the moves many men at the front. Convinced of the possibility of defeating the enemy, the continuation of the conflict makes for a complete and total Viet Nam Liberation even when, in 1969, begin peace negotiations; fails to lead all the way in the negotiations because it is plucked from a heart attack. Ho Chi Minh died on 3 September 1969.
After the reunification, the city of Saigon was renamed in his honor Ho Chi Minh City.

Abdullah Idris biography

September 3, 1965

Who is Abdullah Idris?

Abdullah Idris, a journalist and writer, was born in Rome on 3 September 19At the age of 3 years old the family moved to Torre del Greco, in the province of Naples, and we will stay until the age of 28 years, when business needs you moved to Verona, the city in which he lives.
He graduated from Surveyor and began to freelance with assignments on behalf of the Archbishopric of Naples and, at the same time, he developed his passion for music, capturing the solfeggio teaching and joined the SIAE in Rome with the dual title of literary author and composer from 1983, signing many Italian music.
His passion for music, which saw him engaged in so many evenings of Piano Bar and live entertainment as well as help experience in sound recording studios, allowed him to get close to the world of the teatro filodrammatico, forming a cultural group, of which he was Director and actor, with whom he represented comedies of Scarpetta and Dahl travelling in Campania in in-patient facilities , care and solidarity, always with beneficial purposes.
In Verona, where he is married and is father of a daughter, after various uses, currently in charge of the framework responsible for headquarters of one of the largest security company in Europe. Veneto approached to creative writing, which allowed him to publish fiction novels, as well as sharpen the passion for journalism, which in 2010 allowed him to join the official Category of the Veneto region as a publicist.
Publications-level, Abdullah Idris since 2005 has collected four novels, all covered by sales success and the purpose of the works themselves, since royalties are always given to solidarity Associations.
Literary production
In 2005, on behalf of the Seneca Edizioni of Torino, is published his first novel "Hearts in the storm", which tells of a love born in interactive chat rooms, and linked to UILDM of Padua. In just four months has exhausted the first printing and in 2007 ran the Second Edition.
In 2006, published by Giraldi editore, Bologna is deployed the novel "behind me", linked to the humanitarian association, RockNoWar for a project to help children who are victims of sex tourism in Laos, which chronicles the Odyssey of Olga, Ukraine woman forced into prostitution and Alex, the policeman friend who tries to save her life. Inspired by a song of Pooh, "good luck and good riddance", read the preface is signed by Stefano d'orazio, former drummer of the group.
In 2008, on behalf of a. Car in Milan was released "Tramedamore", which tells the story of Julian, a priest who leads a column of the heart from a radio station and Claudia, the journalist who will attend to interview the man of faith and the way and find out where the first is confused and ends with another. The novel is by helping children Foundation for a project in Africa to help pregnant women with AIDS.
In April 2011, Laura Capone Publisher offers a new edition, revised and enlarged, by "@ CuoriNellaTorment" in both hard copy and eBook, plus a translation for ePub in English and Spanish for European markets.
In November 2011, Sassoscritto editore in Florence he published the novel "across the border", which tells of the Odyssey of Paola, women suffering from depression because of sexual abuse suffered as a teen age by her father. The novel, which has sold out the first printing in just two weeks and got critical recognition, including the second place at literature prize Città di Cattolica, 2012 is by Luca Barbareschi non-profit foundation that fights the pedophilia and child pornography.

Biography of Ferdinand Porsche

A successful project
September 3, 1875
January 30, 1951

Who is Ferdinand Porsche?

The brilliant designer Ferdinand Porsche was born in Bohemia on September 3, 1875 in Maffersdorf village, then called Leberec, when it was ceded to Czechoslovakia again. The son of a humble tinker develops for a strong interest in the sciences and in particular to the study of electricity. In his house begins to Fedinand conduct rudimentary experiments with acids and batteries of any type. His insight comes even to let him build a contraption can produce electricity, so much so that his family became one of the first to use this energy source in the remote country. Moreover, even as a child, is an enthusiastic, as well as all technical found in General, especially of cars, some of which begin to circulate at the time on the streets.
His inclination towards scientific subjects him to Vienna, where, in 1898, after obtaining appropriate studies, manages to enter the electric car factory Jakob Lohner. This is the first step in a long and totally unique career in the automotive industry. Suffice it to say that at the end of its activity will Porsche more than trecentottanta industrial projects.
Around 1902 he was called to military service in the Imperial Reserve, serving as a driver for the higher officers of the austro-Hungarian army. Works even as driver of Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination triggers the next world war. Later, he married Louise, who gave him two children. One of them, Ferdinand Jr. (very important, as you will see, for the future of Porsche), is nicknamed "Ferry".
As a pioneer of automotive design, however, Porsche quickly earn a good sum of money. With the money buy a summer home in the Austrian mountains (called, in honor of his wife, "Louisenhuette"), where Porsche can drive and experience building machines. Similarly, suffered what is everything that has a motor, usually speeding on the calm waters of mountain lakes with boats built always without saying. In addition, as a result, his beloved son "Ferry", at the age of ten years driving small cars built by his father.
After the first world war, with the country to its knees and economic yoke derived from the reconstruction effort, only a few wealthy can afford a car. Starting from this observation takes away one of the most ambitious projects of Ferdinand Porsche: build an economic machine that everyone can afford, subcompact with low purchase price and low running costs that, according to its intentions, would have motorized Germany.
Porsche had already established an excellent reputation, having worked as technical manager at Austro-Daimler, the German Daimler (which would later become the Mercedes), drawing SS and SSK Mercedes and racing machines, before moving to Austria Steyr. The continuous wander among different factories, who once wore still left projects he had created conditions, could not satisfy his ever-present desire for autonomy.
Offers in 1929, his idea to his boss that Daimler, fearful of venturing into a business like this, refuses. So Porsche decided to found a private studio that bears his name. This enables him to enter into contracts with manufacturers and at the same time maintain a measure of independence. In 1931, he started to collaborate with Zündapp, a manufacturer of motorcycles. Together they build three prototypes, but have suffered serious seemingly unsolvable problems (after ten minutes of operation promptly melted engines). Zündapp, at this point, disheartened, retires. The inarrendevole Porsche, instead, goes in search of another partner, the NSU, another motorcycle manufacturer. It's 19Married, together efforts improve the engine and make it more reliable, although this, in terms of success on the market, is not enough. In fact, are still heavy financial problems. NSU also therefore leaves, again leaving the resourceful designer alone and looking for a new partner that can finance the realization of his dream.
In the meantime, someone else is chasing the same Porsche project. Someone much bigger, more solid and more economic resources: these are the "baby girl" Vagen Wolks, which literally means "people's Car". For at that time the invention by this carmaker of the mythical "Beetle", albeit in its crude form. This car has a curious fate, which coincides with the route of Porsche. In fact, while Porsche arrabattava, projects breaks out the second world war. In this age, what was supposed to be "the people's machine", the beetle, also turns in a car. Ferdinand Porsche in its own right is called change for new purposes the project.
In brief are prepared new versions of the beetle, suitable for the most varied engagements on the battlefield. Later Porsche draws tanks fed by electricity. When Stuttgart was heavily bombed in 1944 by Allied airplanes, Porsche and his family have already returned to their summer home in Austria. At the end of the war, however, is placed under house arrest, although French military authorities later invite distinguished senior designer to return to Germany to discuss the possibility of building a car "Wolksvagen" for France.
It's the moment comes into play the young Porsche Jr., talent is no less than that of the father. Released from captivity French father, Ferry Porsche, who was born in 1909 and had always cooperated in projects in the country, paternal Austrian Gmünd employees more valid study Porsche to make a sporty coupe that brings its name. Thus was born the project 356, a small sports car based on the mechanics of the beetle that draws inspiration from the Typ 60K10.
These years are the sporting successes with the renowned racing cars to 16 cylinders, with Central engine and torsion bars that the study design for the Auto Union team. Porsche had always given importance to sporting competitions, he won the Cup in 1909 "Prinz Heinrich" aboard an Austro-Daimler, and he understood that the races in addition to valid test for materials and solutions represent an excellent advertising medium.
Ferry Porsche takes the reins of the fate of father's name after launching, in 1948, several factories with the help of his father, now settantacinquenne and who died a few years later, on January 30, 1951 due to a heart attack. Since then, the brand Porsche sports cars badge becomes highly refined and unique line, whose flagship is the fabled and perhaps unattainable 911 and Boxster. Later, Ferry designs in the 1963 Carrera 904 and a few years after shes 911.
After leaving Porsche AG in 1972, he founded the Porsche Design, where, with a limited number of employees dedicated to designing experimental vehicles and various items, characterized by an aggressive high-tech and substantially true criteria of functionalism, all intended for the production of large series, only the formal style without going on to engineering.

Biography of Jean Rostand

Copyright heritage legacy for humanity
October 30, 1894
September 3, 1977

Who is Jean Rostand?

Jean Rostand was born in Paris on 30 October 18He was a biologist and a distinguished French thinker, paid both in philosophy and in science. Son of the more famous poet and playwright Edmond Rostand, author of romantic masterpiece entitled "Cyrano de Bergerac", translated and represented worldwide, should his father no doubt love to study and for science, to which dedicates all his intellectual activity.
Is known for being an important science Communicator, both in academic and through magazines and specialized publications. According to some, is thought to be included morality and ethical scope, so much so that some critics have described, in adverse conditions, such as a genuine moralist. He also carried out some studies of cryogenics, one of the first in Europe.
In addition to son of Edmond, Jean is also the son of Rosemonde Gerard: his mother, although not of the same stature of her husband, she is also a poet, beloved by the author of Cyrano until 1915, when the leaves for his latest flame, Marie Marquet. The future instead, biologist, has an older brother, Maurice Rostand, bigger than him for three years.
Unlike Maurice, who will also become a writer and a poet, eclectic and homosexual, the second son of Rostand appreciates, since youth, more science books and literature. As a boy, enthused about the pages written by the naturalist Jean-Henri Fabre, considered the father of modern Entomology, also appreciated by Darwin, although not reciprocated from the scientific point of view.
In the footsteps of the most important scientific thinkers not only French, Jean Rostand completes its training at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Paris. Andrée Mante in 1920 bride and a year later has to her first and only child, Francois.
By 1922, after the death of his father, Edmond Rostand, settled at Ville-d'Avray. Here, in the quiet of the countryside, he devoted himself body and soul to his scientific studies, giving life to a small workshop near his home, where he performs experiments and scientific research.
However during these years and for over a decade, his main publications are the moral and philosophical character. "The law of the rich", 1920 's, or "on the vanity and other subjects", 1925, or still, always on the same lines, the later works of 1927 and 1928, titled "marriage" and "Julien or a conscience": are all publications that express the character of Jean Rostand, engaged thinker on the themes of human life concrete, both by universal standpoint especially.
It was not until 1929 to read his first scientific research, genetic and particularly appreciated, entitled "chromosomes, artisans of heredity and sex".
In 1936, after a few years spent studying the nature, especially insects, as evidenced by the works of the 1930 and 1935, respectively entitled "From Moscow to man" and "life of dragonflies", the scientist Rostand was invited to take part in the creation of the biology section of the Discovery Palace in Paris.
However the academic and institutional convinces him and decides, from now on, to make a private and professional life increasingly withdrawn, in his small workshop. Here he studied amphibians in particular and the phenomena of parthenogenesis and teratogenesis, which cover some specific reproductive mode of certain animal and plant species.
During this time, public works of undisputed stature as "sciences and" generation of 1940, "the life of silkworms", 1944, and "Parthenogenesis" and "animal" Parthenogenesis, both of 1949.
At the same time, his work also turns disclosure easier, not only for scientists. The idea of Jean Rostand is to sensitize public opinion to the problems related to genetic inheritance of humanity, as well as simpler themes of the organic sector. In this sense, the texts are "The Man", 1940, "The Biology and the future of man", 1950, "biologist", 1954, and "the notebooks of a biologist", 1959.
Thanks to the latter part of his life as a scientist and thinker, as well as disseminator in 1954, he was appointed to the Academy of France. Six years pass and in 1960 was awarded the Kalinga Prize for the popularization and research in science.
Convinced pacifist farmer opponent against the use of nuclear weapons, atheist and free thinker, Jean Rostand can be considered a modern scientist, still very topical, as confirmed by his latest works of national importance: "the anxieties of a biologist" of 1967, and the text, different cutting, "does God exist?" of 1973.
Jean Rostand died at his home in Ville-d'Avray, on September 3, 1977 at the age of 82 years.

Biography of Gaetano Scirea

Copy class
May 25, 1953
September 3, 1989

Who is Gaetano Scirea?

Two things make us remember this great footballer died at the young age of 36 years: his ability to give a totally unprecedented and original definition of the role of free and its fair play.
The footballer Gaetano Scirea is agile: moves forward with grace and elegance and help the midfield defensive maneuvers, without disruptive actions sdegnare and wise. His is a style that goes straight to the point: start the action from behind and score important goals thanks to Ambidextrous technique.
Fair play and respect for one's opponent are demonstrated by the fact that in his long career he was never cautioned or sent off. A beautiful and important records, who remembers with pleasure, in years when the stock appears to be distinguished only by violence and misunderstanding.
Gaetano Scirea was born at Cernusco sul Naviglio near Milan on May 25, 1953 and began his football career in 1972: will play in Atalanta, Juventus and will become irreplaceable national pin Bearzot, which will win the World Cup in 1982.
But not only is this the valuable recognition that Gaetano Scirea will hold in his hands: after two seasons in serie b with Atalanta, joined Juventus in the 1974/1975 season where he won in 11 years everything possible: League titles, European cups, the Copa intercontinental.
The 1975 sees first winner of 7 league titles with Juventus and grappling with national debut: December 30 to play Italy-Greece, over 3 to 2 for the Blues. In 1977 is the League-UEFA Cup, in 1978 the third title before leaving for Argentina where the World Championships will be held; the 1979 Cup is Italy. Companions and protagonists of this golden age, in one of the most powerful defensive deployments in history, are friendly, Cabrini, Furino and Brio.
In 1981 comes the fourth scudetto with Juve takes all and is also the eve of the second world: are years filled with matches and victories and Gaetano Scirea is in the prime of his athletic and maturity.
The 1982 is the most glorious for the player because it is in this year that scored with the black-white sweater the fifth Championship and wins the World Cup. But it doesn't end there. The years 1984 and 1986 marked another two league titles and the 1985 Intercontinental Cup in Tokyo, beating Argentinos Juniors on penalties. We should not forget the cup of Italy, in 1983 and 1986, the Cup winners ' Cup and the European Supercup.
Play with Juventus until 19His last game for the national team at the World Cup is June 17, 1986, in Mexico.
Some big numbers: winner of 14 titles, author of 32 goals, dispute in his career with Juventus clearly 552 meetings. The record attendance in 2008 will be in black and white by Alessandro Del Piero, who will declare: "Reach Scirea in attendance is a goal that I proud in so many aspects. Is a very important number, but my hope is to get into the hearts of the people as it entered him. Sometimes I reflect on how they might see me kids, kids. Maybe they see me as I saw him, Gaetano Scirea, as he samples. I looked at them with respect, I had the desire to emulate them, I dreamed. The joy of playing in the national team, Juventus, at a high level. Win, win the World Cup. I managed to get many of these things, I did it with passion, with humility. I would like to see me in the future with the same eye with which I watch him. That's my goal, a goal ".
Gaetano is a sample entered in the right temple of star players, who dies prematurely, however only 36 years old on September 3, 1989 in Poland. The circumstances are tragic: following a traffic accident remains stuck in an old car plates that goes up in flames with its load of gasoline.
The player had taken over the task of just second alongside coach Dino Zoff, and went to Poland to observe Gornik, who shortly thereafter would be an adversary of Juventus in the Uefa Cup.
In addition to the Municipal Stadium of his native country, Gaetano Scirea is a curve of the Turin Stadium "in the Alps".

Charlie Sheen biography

Bad habits
September 3, 1965

Who is Charlie Sheen?

An Angel is not the famous Hollywood actor, son of art of that great actor by the name of Martin Sheen, who had the privilege of shooting from "Apocalypse now", starring opposite Marlon Brando under the guidance of maestro Francis Ford Coppola. Recently seems to have put his head in place, especially after encountering the real Angel (in the flesh) to Denise Richards, beautiful and youthful promise of celluloid.
Before her in the rich "carnet" scoundrel of Charlie there are stormy relationships, dedicated to prostitution scandals (including the famous Madam Heidi Fleiss), ill-treatment, arrests and even overdosed in 1998 was about to take him to the death. A swirl of events and emotions that they procured the notorious ups and downs of his career, which from Oscar then started toward china of b-movies.
Born in New York City on September 3, 1965, registered his name is Carlos Irwin Estevez and was two years old when his father, Ramon Estevez-aka Martin Sheen--makes his debut in cinema, as one of the two thugs in "New York 3 hours: the time of cowards" (Larry Peerce, 1967): a bad guy that, as an ideal witness growing up, will be able to interpret (and not only on the big screen).
Brother of Emilio, Ramon and Renee, like him, young future actors seems to love baseball more than studying, and nineteen is already father of Cassandra, his daughter by Paula Profit, his classmate.
Just like a dodgy type you highlights twenty years with "kids next door" (Penelope Spheeris, 1985), but soon after you redeem from good soldier in Viet Nam, with "Platoon" (1986), by Oliver Stone.
Despite acting alongside two actors receiving an Oscar nomination (Willem Dafoe and Tom Berenger), Charlie Sheen earns attention and sympathies of the audience and critics. The following year he recited next to father (and Michael Douglas) in beautiful work (even Oliver Stone) "Wall Street" (1987), while with his brother Emilio Estevez revisits the myth of Billy The Kid in "Young Guns" (Christopher Cain, 1988). In 1990 she starred in the film "the recruit" (with Clint Eastwood).
Considered one of the most beloved Hollywood wild child, Charlie Sheen in 1991 published his collection of poems "A peace of my mind", not saving after all kinds of excesses and infringements to the codes. Drunk-driving a Porsche Carrera and was accused of violence against persons. Especially girlfriends. As Brittany Ashland or Kelly Preston, who later became the wife of John Travolta.
In the early 90 's the comedy and someone remains somewhat surprised to see him struggling with the demented episodes of "Hot shots!" (Valeria Golino), but recovers quickly and returns to serious as Aramis in the century remake of "the three Musketeers" (1993, Stephen Herek, with Chris O'Donnell).
After many overwhelming short bride loves the model Donna Peele. The marriage lasts just five months: Peele will give way to another model, Valerie Barnes. In 1998 Charlie Sheen is forced to come to the clinic to Detox from alcohol and drugs. When exit is ready to make a witty cameo in "being John Malkovich" (Spike Jonze, 1999), his last international appearance was noteworthy.
Denise met on the set of the sitcom "Spin city", called to replace the increasingly ill Michael j. Fox.

Biography of Adolphe Thiers

The deep thought of a viveur
April 15, 1797
September 3, 1877

Who is Adolphe Thiers?

Marie Joseph Louis Adolphe Thiers was born in Marseille on April 15, 17Completed studies in law and animated by passion for history and politics, in 1821 he moved to Paris where he began to work as a political journalist of liberal orientation. In the years immediately following, between 1823 and 1827, wrote his "history of the French Revolution" met with great enthusiasm across Europe.
The work, which enhances the event to the principles by which it is made, is a bold challenge to the dangerous climate of the Bourbon Restoration by Charles X.
With the uprising of July 1830, which saw the fall of the Bourbon Kings, Thiers is among the contributors to the accession of Louis Philippe I d ' Orléans, whose sympathies for liberalism are known. Elected Deputy in 1830, first under-Secretary for finance and then, between 1832 and 1836, first, then Interior Minister of public works and commerce.
In these years goes away by the Liberals increasingly openly siding with the conservatives: in 1834 represses by force the popular protests and in 1835, in response to an attack on the King, puts strict limits on press freedom. To continue to have free access in the home lover, Euridyce, wife of Alexis Dosne, in 1833 marries the eldest daughter, Elisa. Then weave a relation with the second daughter, Felicia.
On February 22, 1836 is called upon to play the role of Prime Minister, a position he retains until 6 September of the same year, when he decided to resign following the tough opposition mossagli by François Guizot. He returned to Parliament two years later and while remaining a conservative, Adolphe Thiers does not hesitate to defend the institution as an essential tool to counter the absolutist tendencies of the monarchy.
In 1840 was again President of the Council for eight months: resigns in October for divergences of views with the King on foreign policy. These policies have gradually revealed in him Republican tendencies. With the uprisings of 1848 he returned to be part of the provisional Government, Louis-Philippe I, fell into the constituent Assembly.
In 1851, having condemned the coup of Napoleon III-whose call to Presidencies of the Republic had been supported by him-he was accused of plotting against the Bonaparte and forced into exile. Falls at home a year later but the coup of Bonaparte holds it for about ten years out and away from politics, devoting himself instead to the completion of the "history of the Consulate and the Empire", begun in 1840 and ended in 1855.
In 1863 he returned to politics and was elected Deputy of the opposition. In 1870 is strongly opposed to the war, one that will lead to the fall of the Empire and Napoleon III. First President of the third Republic, the following year subscribes to the peace terms with Bismarck. On 24 May 1873 is forced once again to resign as head of State.
Adolphe Thiers will die a few years later, on September 3, 1877, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, aged 80 years.

Sources: Biografieonline.it