Re: re AUT: Seeking info on Negri and Fortunadi

["cwright" <cwright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the stuff on Negri, all!  Much appreciated.

Its funny that Sanguinetti, Debord's old Italian colleague, was convinced
from the beginning that not only were the crimes alleged to people like
Negri not perpetrated by them, but by the state and that the Red Brigades
were heavily infiltrated if not outright controlled by the police.  Is
Sanguinetti taking the argument too far?

Cheers,
Chris

ps  Trying to piece a little more of a picture of Italian politics in the
late 1970's early 1980's.

----- Original Message -----
From: "alessandro coricelli" <alessandro.coricelli@xxxxxxx>
To: <aut-op-sy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 7:48 AM
Subject: Re: re AUT: Seeking info on Negri and Fortunadi


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> >From: Steve Wright <pmargin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >To: "aut-op-sy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
> <aut-op-sy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >Subject: re AUT: Seeking info on Negri and Fortunadi
> >Date: Wed, Jul 31, 2002, 6:38 AM
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> > c) I've never heard the accusation about getting young comrades to steal
> > books for him - the Bocca book is in a nearby library, so I'll have a
> > look at it;
>
> The book is: "Il provinciale. Settant'anni di vita italiana" by Giorgio
> Bocca, Mondadori, 1991. The quote can be found at page 289.
>
>
> > By the way, does anyone know what specific convictions are the basis of
> > Negri's current sentence? Not that it's very important, or even that
> > they have any/much basis in fact ...
>
>
> in Italian: costituzione di banda armata e associazione sovversiva,
concorso
> morale in rapine e furti e nell'omicidio di un carabiniere a Argelato,
> durante una rapina.
>
> All in all only associative crimes without ANY factual basis. Fifteen
> years(four of which he spent in a maximum security jail). More
interesting,
> though, is the history of what Toni had been accused in the first place:
to
> be the mastermind behind every single thing had happened in Italy in the
> second half of the 70s (we should not forget that Negri spent part of the
> seventies, 1977-78, called by Althusser in Paris, giving his lectures
about
> "Marx Beyond Marx"). In my opinion the garbage written by Bocca it had
been
> written to counterbalance his previous(Bocca's) semi-good (enough to prove
> the so called "teorema Calogero" false) investigation in the book "Il caso
7
> Aprile."
>
> ciao,
> alessandro
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