A) Roberto Travaglini B) Emilio Gentile C) Marcello Dell'Utri D) Amalia and Rosa Panvini
A) 1960 B) 1957 C) 1983 D) 2007
A) Marcello Dell'Utri B) Denis Mack Smith C) Nicholas Burgess Farrell D) Silvio Berlusconi
A) 1939 to 1945 B) 1935 to 1939 C) 1930 to 1935 D) 1940 to 1942
A) In a library in Rome B) In the Italian National Archives C) In a private villa in Dongo D) With a lawyer in Bellinzona
A) In his briefcase B) In his coat pocket C) In a wooden chest D) In a suitcase
A) Nicholas Burgess Farrell and Marco Travaglio B) Silvio Berlusconi and Elizabetta Sgarbi C) Amalia and Rosa Panvini D) Emilio Gentile and Roberto Travaglini
A) Libero B) L'Espresso C) The Guardian D) The Times
A) Historical errors B) Confessions of war crimes C) Authentic military orders D) Secret diplomatic correspondence
A) 1942 B) 1939 C) 1935 D) 1945
A) Silvio Berlusconi B) Emilio Gentile C) Denis Mack Smith D) Nicholas Burgess Farrell
A) The Times B) Libero C) Le Monde D) L'Espresso
A) Denis Mack Smith B) Marco Travaglio C) Roberto Travaglini D) Nicholas Burgess Farrell
A) The diaries were proven authentic B) The diaries were sold at auction C) The government suppressed them D) The forgers were convicted
A) Typewritten B) Clear but a bit hurried C) Illegible and messy D) Sharp and precise |