Maria Occhipinti (1921-1996) was an Italian anarcha-feminist. She became known as "an emblem Sicilian women’s protest" in the mid-forties, as in 1945 she was involved in an anti-draft revolt in Ragusa, Sicily.
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Maria Occhipinti (1921-1996) was an Italian anarcha-feminist. She became known as "an emblem Sicilian women’s protest" in the mid-forties, as in 1945 she was involved in an anti-draft revolt in Ragusa, Sicily. She became known through her book Una donna di Ragusa, published in 1957, although unnoticed until 1976, when a second edition was released. She died in August 1996.
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Lived 1921 to 1996 · aged 75
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