participate with emotion at the Moro grief of the family for the death of Mrs. Eleanor that, finally, Aldo will embrace her in the light of Paradise.
not forget, in few occasions when I met with his friend Franco Tritto, his dignity and pride and his inexhaustible desire for truth.
Here is the news of the shipper.
The widow of Aldo Moro, Chiavarelli Eleanor, died in Rome. He was 94 years. To her, the president of the Christian Democrat addressed some of the 86 letters sent from prison by the Red Brigades. In one he wrote: "I embrace you strong, Noretta I'd die happy if I had the sign of your presence, I am sure exists, but how it would be nice to see her." The Red Brigades did not deliver this letter that was discovered only years later that Moro had been killed.
Nobody knew Mrs. Moro Noretta until the day when her husband was kidnapped by terrorists March 16, 1978. Shortly after the ambush that led to the killing of the bodyguards, jumped on top this reserved woman, decided that to save the life of her husband began to knock on every door, never surrender. Its made even firmly convinced Pope Paul VI to make a dramatic gesture. From the Vatican, the pope wrote a touching letter "to the men of the Red Brigades." One glimmer of hope Mrs. Moro believed to be in the position of the socialist leader Craxi, who wanted to break the front of the firm and take a path of negotiation. But when on May 9, 1978, after 55 days of captivity, Aldo Moro was found dead in via Caetani, Ms. Moro began to spill all his malice and his hatred against those who, in her opinion, had not allowed her husband to return alive.
We had especially with the secretary of the DC Benigno Zaccagnini, which was devastated by the tragedy of man to whom he was politically connected. "My blood-Moro had written to the heads of the Christian Democrats - is upon you." During the process the Red Brigades, Ms. Moro has retraced several times the tragedy of those days, telling her husband was sometimes perceived threats and dangers to his life. In particular, once, after a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, the chairman of the Christian Democrats had felt ill and was rescued by his personal physician. This was due, according to the widow, the fact that Kissinger had threatened him, telling him in a very rude that the U.S. did not like his policy of opening to the Communists. "I try to remember the exact words that my husband told me," said Mrs. Eleanor courts -. Kissinger said that he had strongly warned: either she stops to woo the Communists or pay dearly. "
This reconstruction, however, was always contradicted by former President Francesco Cossiga and Giulio Andreotti. Cossiga said that Kissinger was simply amazed at the way he spoke Moro, very convoluted, and could not understand it. One of the mysteries that still surround the Moro case has been presented by his widow, when told that her husband always carried five bags, never found. Who took them?
Corriere della Sera
July 19, 2010
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