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Aldo Moro

Aldo Moro

Former Prime Minister of ItalyWikipedia

Search complete. 37 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Aldo Moro".

Oct 7, 2026

Mike CorradiGUEST
56:17
managing so you mentioned eric that the period of the cinto sinistra when they move more towards the socialists to try and also keep a cap on the communist party because basically 1921 in italy the socialist party split into the socialist party and then the communist party so One of the main issues was always keeping communists out of power.
Mike CorradiGUEST
56:36
Indeed, many say that in 1978, when the Christian Democrat party leader Aldo Moro was kidnapped and killed, they say that was because he was negotiating with the communists who looked like they were, for the first time in Italian history, going to become part of the government.
Mike CorradiGUEST
56:53
And so the D.C. has navigated these periods, adapting to different situations for good or ill.
Mike CorradiGUEST
56:59
I mean, they did, as you said, you know, they governed the country.
speaker_23CORRESPONDENT
96:02
From the KYW newsroom, these are the top stories of the hour.
speaker_23CORRESPONDENT
96:05
A standoff continues between the Italian government and the Red Brigades who kidnapped former Premier Aldo Moro.
speaker_23CORRESPONDENT
96:11
The kidnappers vowed to kill Moro today if their demands for the release of jailed comrades were not met.
speaker_23CORRESPONDENT
96:17
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Andy MusserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
347:40
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Rich AshburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
347:48
areaThis is News Radio on the Delaware Valley, KYW 1060 Philadelphia.
Rich AshburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
347:57
The top story at this hour, the suspense in Italy as officials wait word from the Red Brigades on the fate of Aldo Moro.
Rich AshburnSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
348:05
In other news, fifteen thousand demonstrators from West Germany, France, and Poland staged the largest anti-Nazi demonstration in West Germany since World War II today.
Roxane Towner-WatkinsGUEST
52:18
from the 1950s and they blamed the Soviet Union every time they killed their own citizens.
Roxane Towner-WatkinsGUEST
52:26
They killed Aldo Moro.
Roxane Towner-WatkinsGUEST
52:28
They killed the Olaf Palm in Sweden.
Roxane Towner-WatkinsGUEST
52:35
The presidents of those countries were murdered by their own security apparatus, not unlike JFK.
Alex KrainerGUEST
44:56
Uh, well, actually, we've seen, we've seen similar, uh, at, at a smaller scale, uh, developments happen in Germany, uh, in the 1970s and the 1980s.
Alex KrainerGUEST
45:08
You know, we had the, uh, NATO was running the, the, uh, Operation Gladio, uh, against, against, you know, we had the kidnapping of the Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro.
Alex KrainerGUEST
45:21
We had, uh, terrorist attacks in Belgium and Germany, in, um, in, uh, in, in Italy, um, because there was the fear that, um, nations might turn to the, quote-unquote, "socialism or communism." And, uh, then we also saw the, uh, the assassination of, uh, Deutsche Bank President Alfred Herrhausen because as the Berlin Wall was about to come down, he was a chief economic advisor to Helmut Kohl, and he was, you know, he was advising for, uh, making a deal with Russia to say, 'Hey, you know, German technology and industry, Russian resources, uh, we partner up and, uh, that, you know, fuels Germany's development and, and, um, to the, to the, you know, to the mutual benefit of Germany and Russia.' Well, he was assassinated for, for, for those ideas, and instead we had to expand NATO and, and, uh, s- create conditions for the, for the war that we are now on the verge of.
Alex KrainerGUEST
46:32
So I think that the E-E-Europe has a very rough patch, a very difficult transition, but it's very important that we, um, we keep all these lessons of history and economics in mind so that, you know, we can direct the future of Europe's development towards positive ends rather than, you know, splitting into two camps, one camp pushing for socialism, one camp pushing for, you know, free trade capitalism, and then, you know, in the end, uh, falling probably somewhere in between, and then continuing back from the, in the, uh, applying the same pattern from, from, from the beginning.
PatrickGUEST
48:19
I don't know how people feel about false flags, but...
PatrickGUEST
48:24
The Italian politician of Aldo Moro, which in later times, which was kidnapped by the Red Brigade in 1970, 78.
PatrickGUEST
48:38
They they tried to actually kidnap him.
PatrickGUEST
48:41
They tried to exile and deport, you know, filmmakers like Pasolini.

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PatrickGUEST
69:32
They had people like Anthony Negri.
PatrickGUEST
69:36
who was, outside of Marx, considered to be probably one of the most premier Marxist scholars.
PatrickGUEST
69:43
And many people actually thought that Anthony Negri was part of the kidnapping of Aldo Moro.
PatrickGUEST
69:54
They actually thought he was instrumental.
PatrickGUEST
50:33
I don't know how people feel about false flags, but...
PatrickGUEST
50:37
The Italian politician of Aldo Moro, which in later times, which was kidnapped by the Red Brigade in 1970, 78.
PatrickGUEST
50:53
They tried to actually kidnap him.
PatrickGUEST
50:55
They tried to exile and deport, you know, filmmakers like Pasolini.

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PatrickGUEST
71:46
They had people like Anthony Negri.
PatrickGUEST
71:50
who was, outside of Marx, considered to be probably one of the most premier Marxist scholars.
PatrickGUEST
71:58
Many people actually thought that Anthony Negri was part of the kidnapping of Aldo Moro.
PatrickGUEST
72:08
They actually thought he was instrumental, and he openly advocated in most of his publications that in order to bring about a Marxist-Leninist republic.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
85:25
From the KYW newsroom, these are the top stories of the hour.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
85:29
A standoff continues between the Italian government and the Red Brigades who kidnapped former Premier Aldo Moro.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
85:35
The kidnappers vowed to kill Moro today if their demands for the release of jailed comrades were not met.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
85:41
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Harry KalasHOST
260:36
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speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
260:43
From the KYW newsroom, these are the top stories of the hour.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
260:46
Italy's Red Brigades remain silent today on the fate of kidnapped former Premier Aldo Moro, whose government refused to negotiate for his life.
speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
260:54
The tentative start-up date for the resort's international casino in Atlantic City is now May the 25th instead of the 19th.

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