Pierluigi Concutelli

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Pierluigi Concutelli was an Italian neofascist terrorist and bank robber. He styled himself as an "urban guerrilla fighter". He was a member of the far-right organization Ordine Nuovo and later became the leader of its underground armed unit, Gruppi di Azione Ordinovista.

Biography[]

On 10 July 1976, Concutelli killed Deputy Prosecutor Vittorio Occorsio in Rome for carrying out investigations of members of underground neofascist circles.^[1] He was arrested in 1977. In 2008, together with the RAI journalist Giuseppe Ardica, Concutelli published an autobiography.^[2]

See also[]

• Armed, far-right organizations in Italy
• Years of lead

References[]

Bibliography[]

• Donatella della Porta, Clandestine Political Violence, Cambridge University Press, pp. 124-131. ISBN 05-2119-574-8