Laura Solera Mantegazza

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Laura Solera Mantegazza (ca. 1865)

Laura Mantegazza (Born Laura Solera 15 January 1813 – 15 September 1873) was an Italian nurse, writer, and philanthropist.^[1]

She was a nurse. During the Five Days of Milan, she attended the wounded. She attended Garibaldi, when he was wounded.^[2] In 1850 she founded the  [it].^[3][4][5] In 1862, she founded a Profession Female School.^[6][7]

Her house is preserved in Cannero Riviera.^[8]

Works[]

• Marina Cepeda Fuentes: Sorelle d'Italia. Le donne che hanno fatto il Risorgimento. Blu Edizioni, Turin 2011, ISBN 978-88-7904-115-7.
• Charles Henderson: Infant welfare. Methods of organization and administration in Italy. In: The American Journal of Sociology, Bd. 3 (1911), ISSN 0002-9602.
• Judith J. Hovard: Patriot mothers in Post-Risorgimento. Women after the Italian Revolution. In: Carol R. Berkin, Clara M. Lovett (Hrsg.): Women, war and revolution. Holmes & Meier, New York 1980, ISBN 0-8419-0502-9.
• Paolo Mantegazza: La mia mamma Laura Solera Mantegazza. Barbèra, Florenz 1876.
• Fiorenza Taricone: Teoria e prassi dell'associazionismo italiano nel XIX e XX secolo. Edizioni Universita, Cassino 2008, ISBN 88-8317-015-6.
• Rosa Teruzzi und Sergio Redaelli: Laura Mantegazza. La garibaldina senza fucile (Aria di Lago; Bd. 11). Alberti, Verbania 1992, ISBN 88-7245-007-1.

References[]

External links[]

• Media related to Laura Solera Mantegazza at Wikimedia Commons
• La Fondazione Laura Solera Mantegazza

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