Malcolm Deas
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Guiseppe Garibaldi, the Italian patriot and legendary hero of the risorgimento, died in 1882. His style of leadership - and his famous red shirts - explains Malcolm Deas, were a legacy of his South American experienced and proved an inspiration to Latin-American radicals for many generations.
Published December 1 1982
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