Ugo Fedeli

involvement in the congress of nationally well-known comrades, including Ugo Fedeli, Alfonso Failla, Umberto Marzocchi and Pier Carlo Masini. One influential

anarchists that were also living in the city such as Rudolf Rocker and Ugo Fedeli [it]. He finally moved to Paris in April 1925. Upon his arrival in Paris

Bruzzi published the journal L'Individualista in the 1920s alongside Ugo Fedeli and Francesco Ghezzi but who fell to fascist forces later. Pietro Bruzzi

Schapiro was one of the founding members, alongside Sébastien Faure, Ugo Fedeli and Henryk Walecki, of the Paris-based Œuvres Internationales Des Editions

a prime suspect of organising the Diana massacre [it]. Together with Ugo Fedeli [it], he fled over the Swiss border in disguise as railway workers. He