Angelo Galli
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Angelo Galli (?-1904) was an Italian anarchist killed by police during a general strike in Milan in 1904. His funeral, which became a heated political confrontation between anarchist mourners and Italian police, was immortalized in Carlo Carrà's 1911 work, The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli.
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