Overview
- The Archivio Flamigni announced the death of Sergio Flamigni at the age of 100.
- A former partisan, he served in Parliament for the PCI from 1968 to 1987 and took part in Antimafia work as well as the Moro and P2 inquiry commissions.
- He became a leading scholar of the Aldo Moro case, publishing books including "La tela del ragno", "Trame atlantiche" and "Convergenze parallele".
- In 2005 he founded the Archivio Flamigni to make his extensive documentation on terrorism, massacres, the mafia and P2 available to researchers.
- The archive praised a life devoted to democracy, the Constitution, institutions, historical memory and the pursuit of truth.