US EditionOn This Day, July 29: Italian King Umberto I assassinated
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On the evening of July 29, 1900, three shots were fired in Monza. They met Italy's King Umberto I, who succumbed to his injuries. Previously, the monarch had survived two assassinations.
·Dortmund, Germany
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On 29 July 1900, Gaetano Bresci fired three pistols at the Italian king Humbert 1er who came in a coach to award a gymnastics prize in Monza Park. Gaetano Bresci was born on 10 November 1869 in Coiano di Prato in Tuscany (Italy) in a family of small peasants. He worked very young in a spinning plant and quickly became a skilled worker. From the age of 15, he attended Prato's anarchist circle. He was first sentenced in 1892 to 15 days in prison f…
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