13 December 1963, aged 62, while speaking on the floor in the Parliament in Rome. Family On 13 April 1944, in Berlin, Germany, Anfuso married Kornélia "Nelli" Tasnady-Szüts (died 1995, Rome). In 1948, they had a daughter, Carmelina (died 2000, Rome, without issue), and, in 1951, a son, Francesco (died 1968, Abruzzi). Works 1949, Du Palais de Venise au Lac de Garde, Calmann-Levy, Paris 1950, Roma, Berlino, Salò (1936-1945), Garzanti, Milano, 1950 1951, L'innocenza del mezzogiorno e altri racconti, Garzanti 1951, Rom-Berlin im diplomatischen Spiegel, Pohl, München, Essen, Hamburg 1952, Die beiden Gefreiten - Ihr Spiel um Deutschland und Italien, Pohl, München 1957, Da Palazzo Venezia al lago di Garda 1936-1945, Cappelli, Bologna, 1957 1959, Da Jalta alla luna, Tipografia Tambone, Roma, 1959 1962, Fino a quando?, Edizioni del Borghese, Milano, 1962 1964, Discorsi ai sordi, Ediltaroma, Roma, 1964 Citations References Albanese, Matteo, & Pablo del Hierro (2016) Transnational Fascism in the Twentieth Century: Spain, Italy and the Global Neo-Fascist Network. (Bloomsbury Publishing). . 1901 births 1963 deaths Politicians from Catania Italian Social Movement politicians Deputies of Legislature II of Italy Deputies of Legislature III of Italy Deputies of Legislature IV of Italy People of the Italian Social Republic Italian diplomats Writers from Catania Journalists from Catania Italian male journalists Italian male poets Italian male short story writers 20th-century Italian poets 20th-century Italian short story writers 20th-century diplomats Italian people of the Spanish Civil War Exiled Italian politicians 20th-century Italian journalists 20th-century Italian male writers