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Howard McGaw Smyth, “The Papers: Rose Garden”.

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Suzanna Agnelli, We Always Wore Sailor Suits.

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Domenico Vecchioni, “Quelle due belle spie che si contendono i diari di Galeazzo Ciano: Sono Frau Beetz per i tedeschi e Christine Granville per gli alleati”, L’Indro, August 1, 2018.

Andrea Niccoletti, “The Decline and Fall of Edda Ciano”, n. p.

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