Sante Notarnicola (15 December 1938 – 22 March 2021) was an Italian communist militant, robber, murderer and poet.[1]

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He died due to complications from influenza, in Bologna, after recovering from COVID-19.[2]

In popular culture

Notarnicola was portrayed by Don Backy in the 1968 crime film Bandits in Milan, directed by Carlo Lizzani.[3]

References

Bibliography

• Alberto Asor Rosa (1991). "Notarnicola, Sante". Letteratura italiana. Gli autori. Dizionario bio-bibliografico e indici. Vol. 2: H-Z. Turin: Einaudi.

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