Tarquinio, Enzo

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Title
Tarquinio, Enzo
Family name
Tarquinio
Given name(s)
Enzo
Gender
Male
Full biographical data
Enzo Tarquinio (21/05/1911-20/10/1985) was from Cremona. He was drafted and sent to the Russian front. Wounded, he was sent back to Italy. Once recovered, he deployed again to Sicily, where the Allies were about to invade part of Operation Husky. On July 10, 1943, Enzo and others in his battalion were captured by American Rangers. He was put on a Liberty ship (a U.S. mass-produced wartime cargo ship) and brought to Morocco. He spent about 10 weeks in an American POW camp in Morocco, and then he sailed on another Liberty ship to the United States, landing in the harbour at Wilmington, N.C. From there, he and others were put on American passenger trains and embarked on a four-day trip to Douglas. He arrived in Douglas, Wyoming on Sept. 29 or 30, 1943. In the spring of 1944, he was transferred to an Italian Service Unit at Camp Belle Mead, N.J
Pre-Captivity Occupation
Artist
Birth date
May 21, 1911
Country of birth
Italy
Place of birth
Cremona
Related Person(s)
Tarquino, Sergio
Tarquino, Marco
Death date
October 20, 1985
Place of death
Cremona
Cause of death
Disease.Heart attack
Current resting place
Monumental Cemetery of Cremona
Bibliographic citation
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enzo_Tarquinio

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