Italy is the country whose courts and Parliament investigated the collapse of Banco Ambrosiano.
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Collapse of Banco Ambrosiano
Finance Minister Andreatta told the Chamber on 8 October 1982 that the IOR was responsible under its letters, and presented the Vatican with a bill of $1,159 million
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English summary of the Italian press report on the Vatican's papers; no named publisher or date.
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- Report of the parliamentary commission on P2 (1984) Primary record 4
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Famiglia Cristiana pubblica la lettera in cui il cardinale Martini chiede la rimozione di Marcinkus (press report on the Casaroli papers), Press report hosted by the Archdiocese of Milan.
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il ministro delle Finanze Beniamino Andreatta, nella seduta alla Camera di venerdì 8 ottobre 1982, dopo il crack dell’istituto di piazzetta Ferrari, aveva presentato al Vaticano un conto di 1.159 milioni di dollari
Andreatta stabilì la responsabilità dello Ior sulla base delle lettere di “patronage” esibite da Calvi.
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Italy: The Great Vatican Bank Mystery (8 pages), TIME, 13 Sep 1982.
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Banco Ambrosiano of Milan, the largest private banking group in Italy
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Five acquitted of killing 'God's banker', The Irish Times, 7 Jun 2007.
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The Rome court where the case has been heard since October 2005
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Relazione della Commissione parlamentare d'inchiesta sulla loggia massonica P2 (Doc. XXIII n. 2, IX legislatura; majority report by Tina Anselmi), Camera dei deputati e Senato della Repubblica, 12 Jul 1984.
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Comunicata alle Presidenze delle Camere il 12 luglio 1984.
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