(ANSA) – BOLOGNA, June 30 – The partisan Eleonora Sambri, nominee Mimì, died at the age of 96. The Bolognese Municipality of Castel Maggiore reports this. Born on May 3, 1926 in Bentivoglio (Bologna), Eleonora Sambri began her work as a mondina on June 1, 1944. In the following months and years, educated by older women, she joined in protest and vindicating actions. She actively participated in the agitations and strikes of the bentivogliese mondine which took place in May and June 1944.
She served in the Cirillo battalion of the 4th Venturoli Garibaldi brigade and worked in Bentivoglio, with the function of relay, and was recognized as a partisan from 15 April 1944 to the Liberation. After the war you were politically involved in the PCI. About her The story of her work and political passion was told by Maurizio Garuti in the book ‘Two money of chocolate – Life, love, partisan passion of a woman from Emilia’.
The funeral home will be set up on Saturday 2 July at the Bentivoglio Hospital from 10.30 to 11.15. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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