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A funeral held for 2-year-old toddler, Stefano Gaj Taché, who was killed in Great Synagogue of Rome attack
A funeral held for 2-year-old toddler, Stefano Gaj Taché, who was killed in Great Synagogue of Rome attack

A funeral held for 2-year-old toddler, Stefano Gaj Taché, who was killed in Great Synagogue of Rome attack

Creator Team Editorial Services
Date1982-1982
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 18.2 x 24.4 cm (7 1/8 x 9 5/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Object number2022/2171
Category
PortfolioItalian Press Collection
LocationNot currently on display

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A funeral held for 2-year-old toddler, Stefano Gaj Taché, who was killed in Great Synagogue of Rome attack
A funeral held for 2-year-old toddler, Stefano Gaj Taché, who was killed in Great Synagogue of Rome attack
Team Editorial Services
1982-1982
Photograph
A funeral held for 2-year-old toddler, Stefano Gaj Taché, who was killed in Great Synagogue of Rome attack
A funeral held for 2-year-old toddler, Stefano Gaj Taché, who was killed in Great Synagogue of Rome attack
Team Editorial Services
1982-1982
Photograph
A man gets emotional as he is interviewed by a camera crew about the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
A man gets emotional as he is interviewed by a camera crew about the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
Team Editorial Services
1982-1982
Photograph
A young man stands with a hand written placard against the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
A young man stands with a hand written placard against the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
Team Editorial Services
1982-1982
Photograph
People mourning at The Great Synagogue of Rome's railings after a terrorist attack
People mourning at The Great Synagogue of Rome's railings after a terrorist attack
Team Editorial Services
1982-1982
Photograph
Two men stand with a hand written placards against the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
Two men stand with a hand written placards against the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
A portrait of Lucio De Lellis, a brilliant young man, and graduate in economics who killed Miliani Luigi, the retired 69-year-old uncle of his girlfriend
A portrait of Lucio De Lellis, a brilliant young man, and graduate in economics who killed Miliani Luigi, the retired 69-year-old uncle of his girlfriend
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
A portrait of Liliana Guido, whose boyfriend was Lucio De Lellis, a brilliant young man, and graduate in economics who killed Miliani Luigi, Lilana's retired 69-year-old uncle
A portrait of Liliana Guido, whose boyfriend was Lucio De Lellis, a brilliant young man, and graduate in economics who killed Miliani Luigi, Lilana's retired 69-year-old uncle
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Flowers left leaning against synagogue railings after the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
Flowers left leaning against synagogue railings after the Great Synagogue of Rome attack
1982-1982
Photograph
Flowers laid on the ground on Via dei Marrucini (near Sapienza University) Rome, where student Settimio Passamonti was killed in April 1977
Flowers laid on the ground on Via dei Marrucini (near Sapienza University) Rome, where student Settimio Passamonti was killed in April 1977
Team Editorial Services
1977-1977
Photograph
Mourners gather to pay their respects and flowers are laid at the spot where student Settimio Passamonti was killed on the Via dei Marrucini (near Sapienza University) Rome, April 1977
Mourners gather to pay their respects and flowers are laid at the spot where student Settimio Passamonti was killed on the Via dei Marrucini (near Sapienza University) Rome, April 1977
Team Editorial Services
1977-1977
Photograph
Prominent Communist politicians walk in a sombre line after the funeral of Pietro Secchia, an important member of the Italian Communist Party, who died after a long illness in July 1973. From left, they are Paolo Bufalini, Giancarlo Pajetta, Armando Cossutta, Umberto Terracini, Enrico Berlinguer and Emilio Sereni
Prominent Communist politicians walk in a sombre line after the funeral of Pietro Secchia, an important member of the Italian Communist Party, who died after a long illness in July 1973. From left, they are Paolo Bufalini, Giancarlo Pajetta, Armando Cossutta, Umberto Terracini, Enrico Berlinguer and Emilio Sereni
Team Editorial Services
1973-1973
Photograph
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