Discussione:Luigi Galleani: differenze tra le versioni

::'''''As Robert D’Attilio has shown, La Salute è in voi! was adapted from a guide to explosives compiled by Professor Ettore Molinari, a chemist at the Politecnico in Milan, himself an anarchist and friend of Galleani. <ref>Cronaca Sovversiva, February 10, 1905, June 21, 1906; D’Attilio, “La Salute è in Voi,” pp. 81-82; Fedeli, Luigi Galleani, p. 54. Galleani was Molinari’s secretary in Paris in 1894.</ref> According to Inspector Thomas J. Tunney of the New York City bomb squad, Galleani’s handbook was “accurate—and very practical.” This, however, proved not to be the case, to the misfortune of several anarchists who tried to use it. At one point, indeed, Cronaca Sovversiva had to warn its readers to correct an error in the formula for making nitroglycerine. <ref>Thomas J. Tunney, Throttled! The Detection of the German and Anarchist Bomb Plotters (Boston: Small, Maynard, 1919), pp. 53-54; Cronaca Sovversiva, December 26, 1908.</ref>'''''