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The first article on page 5 is about her murder: The same article is at [1] How to read this: see here

World War II Romanian incident made international news: The Milwaukee Journal, Oct 16, 1940, page 3^[1]

Nytimes archive: A similar article appeared in the New York Times: 300 GERMAN TANKS AT RUMANIAN PORT: Force, Led by Planes, Pours Into Galati, Across Danube From Soviet Vanguard OTHERS HELD IN ALBANIA But Reports of Aid to Italians Are Unconfirmed--British Refugees Reach Turkey March of Russians Denied, New York Times, October 16, 1940, page

Books she wrote:

librinlinea^[2]

opac: go to http://www.sbn.it/opacsbn/opac/iccu/free.jsp and search "Lea Schiavi" for list

delcampe^[3]

Search this book for facts:^[4]

In silenzio gioite e soffrite: storia dei servizi segreti italiani dal ... by Andrea Vento^[5]

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[Milwaukee-1] "The Milwaukee Journal - Google News Archive Search".

[librinlinea-2] Schiavi, Lea. "Galateo moderno - Schiavi, Lea - Sonzogno - 1937 - ITALIANO - Librinlinea".

[delcampe-3] "TEMPO 1948 LEA SCHIAVI BORGOSESIA ARTICOLO DI ATTILIO BADODI FOTOGRAFO REGGIO EMILIA".

[Schiavi-4] "Lea Schiavi".

[Vento-5] "In silenzio gioite e soffrite".

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