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| | FrontPage magazine.com :: The Rage of Oriana Fallaci by George Gurley |
 | | Oriana Fallaci grew up poor, the oldest of three sisters, in Florence. |
 | | According to a 1998 biography by Santo L. Aricò (Oriana Fallaci: The Woman and the Myth), she smuggled explosives past checkpoints; her nom de guerre was "Emilia." In 1944, her father was captured and sentenced to death, but the city was liberated before the sentence could be carried out. |
 | | Sharon said, ‘Oriana, I called you to say, "Damn, you have guts; damn, you are courageous; damn, do I thank you."’ I said, ‘Ariel, you thank me—I apologize with you. |
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