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|born = 1890s <br> [[Corleone]], [[Sicily]], [[Italy]] |
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+ | |died = July 4, 1950 <br> [[Palermo]], [[Sicily]], [[Italy]] |
|family = [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]] <br> [[Malo clan]] <br> [[Tommasino clan]] <br> [[Salvatore Giuliano's band]] |
|family = [[Corleone crime family|Corleone family]] <br> [[Malo clan]] <br> [[Tommasino clan]] <br> [[Salvatore Giuliano's band]] |
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|title = [[Soldato]] <br> [[Assassin]] |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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| − | Andolini grew up with the young Vito in the town of [[Corleone]], [[Sicily]]. He became affiliated with the [[Tommasino clan|Corleone cosche]] and acted as a bodyguard for his cousin Vito when he returned to Sicily to avenge the murder of his family. He later |
+ | Andolini grew up with the young Vito in the town of [[Corleone]], [[Sicily]]. He became affiliated with the [[Tommasino clan|Corleone cosche]] and acted as a bodyguard for his cousin Vito when he returned to Sicily to avenge the murder of his family. He later moved to the [[United States]] and worked for his cousin's crime organization for a couple of years before returning to [[Sicily]]. |
| + | In Sicily, he worked as a bandit and assassin. Due to his reputation for ruthlessness, he was also known by the nickname ''Fra Diavolo'' (Brother Devil). He was an associate of [[Croce Malo|Don Croce Malo]]. He was ordered by Don Croce to join Salvatore Giuliano's band to spy on Giuliano and assassinate him if he got the chance. After he was found out by Giuliano, he asked Giuliano to ask his father, the [[Manfredi|Abbot Manfredi]], to intercede on his behalf. The Abbot Manfredi, who Giuliano owed a favor, asked him to spare his son's life, which Giuliano did. After this, Adonlini served as an intermediary between Giuliano and [[Don]] [[Croce Malo]] for many years. |
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| − | Back in Sicily, he became a close [[associate]] of [[Salvatore Giuliano]] and served as a contact between Giuliano and [[Don]] [[Croce Malo]]. He was also known by the nickname ''Fra Diavalo'' (Brother Devil) as he was known as a ruthless [[assassin]]. |
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| + | Andolini was murdered by an officer working under Inspector [[Frederico Velardi]] as a part of Don Croce's and the Italian government's fight against Giuliano. Don Croce allowed this, believing that Andolini had become more loyal to Giuliano than to him. |
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Latest revision as of 20:30, 6 September 2021
Stefano Andolini was an assassin and a cousin of Vito Corleone.
Biography
Andolini grew up with the young Vito in the town of Corleone, Sicily. He became affiliated with the Corleone cosche and acted as a bodyguard for his cousin Vito when he returned to Sicily to avenge the murder of his family. He later moved to the United States and worked for his cousin's crime organization for a couple of years before returning to Sicily.
In Sicily, he worked as a bandit and assassin. Due to his reputation for ruthlessness, he was also known by the nickname Fra Diavolo (Brother Devil). He was an associate of Don Croce Malo. He was ordered by Don Croce to join Salvatore Giuliano's band to spy on Giuliano and assassinate him if he got the chance. After he was found out by Giuliano, he asked Giuliano to ask his father, the Abbot Manfredi, to intercede on his behalf. The Abbot Manfredi, who Giuliano owed a favor, asked him to spare his son's life, which Giuliano did. After this, Adonlini served as an intermediary between Giuliano and Don Croce Malo for many years.
Andolini was murdered by an officer working under Inspector Frederico Velardi as a part of Don Croce's and the Italian government's fight against Giuliano. Don Croce allowed this, believing that Andolini had become more loyal to Giuliano than to him.