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Aldo Morandi was the alias of Riccardo Formica (1896–1975), an Italian communist/antifascist.
In 1936, he was persuaded by the French Communist Party to enroll in the International Brigades of the Spanish Civil War and fight against the nationalist faction.[1] On 30 November, he came in Spain and joined the Spanish Communist Party. After having been promoted to the degree of captain in Albacete, on 23 December Morandi became chief of staff of the XIV International Brigade,[2] which was right away assigned in Andalusia. Arrived at the fron of Madrid, on 14 February he was appointed commander of the 21st and 24th battalion involved in the Battle of Jarama, during which Morandi reported a wound at the level of the thigh. Subsequently, he became the head of the 86th Mixed Brigade[3] and 63rd Division deployed in Córdoba.[4]
^"Biography of Aldo Morandi" (in Italian). Archived from the original on 11 May 2008. Retrieved 15 October 2020.
^Engel, Carlos (1999). Storia delle Brigate Miste dell'Esercito Popolare della Repubblica (in Italian). Madrid: Almena. ISBN 84-922644-7-0.
^Martínez Bande; José Manuel (1975). Arrivo al mare (in Spanish). Madrid: San Martín.
^Moreno Gómez, Francisco (1985). La guerra civile a Córdoba (1936-1939). Córdoba: Alpuerto.
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1975. The original members of the group were Piero Cassano (keyboards), Aldo Stellita (bass), Carlo Marrale (guitar, vocals), Giancarlo Golzi (drums)...
Editore. Morandi, Alessandro (1999). "Il cippo di Castelciès nell'epigrafia retica". Studia archaeologica. 103. Rome: Bretschneider. Prosdocimi, Aldo L. (2003-4)...
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2011). "Morandi, buona la prima, ascolti meglio della Clerici". la Repubblica (in Italian). Retrieved 28 January 2012. Stefania Ulivi, Aldo Grasso (16...
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