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English: Illustration from Le Petit Journal depicting the suicide of Italian assassin Gaetano Bresci, in 1901
Date
Source Originally published in Lasseur, G. (9 June 1901). "Suicide de Bresci (Suicide of Bresci)". Le Petit Journal (551): 184. ISSN 1256-0464.
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Suicide of Gaetano Bresci in prison (1901)

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