No, not SIM as in ?Subscriber Identification Module? but SIM as in
?Servizio Informazioni Militari?, which was run for a time by Cesare
Anè.

I am interested in the Thirties & Forties.

I have seen stuff in English-language books like Ciano?s Diary & Bio
but is there anything else out there that might be interesting?

If so, please say ?Si? and we can start talking.

Ciao!

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Clarification of Question by probonopublico-ga on 13 Nov 2004 02:13 PST

Well, Freddy, we now know that there are no Italian Researchers.

All the Best

Bryan

Cesare Amè (written with "m")?

http://africanhistory.about.com/library/prm/bldesertfox1.htm

SIM in 1944 and 1945:
http://www.strano.net/stragi/stragi/sigle/sim.htm

Hi, Freddy

Very many thanks for the Links.

As usual, they are great and YES it should have been Cesare Amè, not Anè.

But what a funny namè, it sounds rather inanè.

All the best

Bryan

Bryan, you may find some of these books interesting:
http://users.skynet.be/terrorism/html/italy_secretservice.htm

"Nell'ottobre 1925 venne istituito il SIM ...":
http://www.abanet.it/papini/circolo/coglitore2.htm

Hi, Again, Freddy

Many thanks for the further great links ...

Unfortunately, my Italian is not good enough to encourage me to delve
into the books listed.

This was why I was hoping that there might have been an Italian
researcher but no head has popped up so far.

I will let the question run a bit longer but if no one appears then I
shall stop eating pasta for a month.

Hey, I might also shed a few pounds, as well.

All the Best

Bryan