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Seizure of the P2 lists at Castiglion Fibocchi

Search of Licio Gelli's offices ordered by Milan judges, 17 March 1981.

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17 Mar 1981

On 17 March 1981 the Guardia di Finanza, on the order of the Milan judges Turone and Colombo who were investigating Michele Sindona, searched the offices and home of Licio Gelli and seized the lists of the Propaganda Due (P2).

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  • Licio Gelli his offices and residence were searched Primary record 1

    English summary of the parliamentary report: the search of 17 March 1981 was ordered by the Milan judges (Turone and Colombo) investigating Sindona; documents were found at Gelli's.

  • Propaganda Due (P2) list of 962 names found Primary record 1

    English summary: the report counts the list at 962 "presunti affiliati", alleged members.

  • Roberto Calvi name on the list Scholarship & press 2
  • Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry on the P2 Lodge later concluded the lists were a document of the lodge Primary record 1

    English summary: the commission concluded the lists were the document, or one of the documents, used in the lodge's secretariat. Whether each name is exact is treated separately.

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  1. 17 Mar 1981 Seizure of the P2 lists at Castiglion Fibocchi
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  1. 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. Primary record Archived copy
    rinvenute presso Gelli nella perquisizione del 17 marzo 1981
    ordinata dai giudici di Milano, titolari dell'inchiesta su Michele Sindona
    dell'elenco dei novecentosessantadue (962) presunti affiliati
    le liste sequestrate a Castiglion Fibocchi sono il documento, o uno dei documenti, in uso presso la segreteria della loggia
    Il sequestro di Castiglion Fibocchi.
  2. Italy: The Great Vatican Bank Mystery (8 pages), TIME, 13 Sep 1982. Scholarship & press Archived copy
    Police found Calvi's name, along with those of other prominent Italian and South American politicians, military officers and businessmen (including Sindona), on the secret membership list.
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