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and Cesare Pavese, caused his arrest in May 1935 which occurred following the denunciation by the writer
Pitigrilli. On 15 July Antonicelli was sentenced to three years of confinement to be served in Agropoli. During his confinement he married Renata Germano, daughter of the notary Annibale, in whose
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After the fall of fascism, in June 1945, he participated in the foundation of the "Cultural Union" of Turin, which after his death was named after him. His political idea, in favor of maintaining an agreement with all the anti-fascist forces in the spirit of the CLN, and his republican choice came
147:, where he was a student of Umberto Cosmo, and obtained his high school diploma. At the university he graduated first in literature and then, in 1931, thinking of pursuing a diplomatic career, also in law. During his studies he met many exponents of the Turin intellectuals of the time, such as
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into conflict with the line of the party, which supported the monarchy and determined to break the anti-fascist unity. Thus, in April 1946, he left the
Liberal Party for the Democratic-Republican Concentration of
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against communist workers or members of the FIOM and in 1960 he argued that the
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