Forged ID card of Itala Rimini, born in Arona in 1915, from 1942, and article and documentation associated with the Rimini and Osima families of Italy

Forged ID card of Itala Rimini, born in Arona in 1915, from 1942, and article and documentation associated with the Rimini and Osima families of Italy - forged ID card of Itala Rimini from Bologna, June 11, 1942, with the alias Emma Calzoni; - article titled ''Gli ebrei finalesi vittime delle leggi razziali e della shoah" by Maria Pia Balaboni, dealing with the experiences of: Ada Osima, born in Finale Emilie in 1892, a pharmacist and Itala Rimini's material aunt: Life in Finale Emilia; anti-Jewish legislation in Italy: ban on working as a pharmacist; relatives escape to other cities in 1943; Ada, hospitalized in Modena due to illness, is unable to join them; moves to Asti, where her sister Giula is staying; arrested in 1944 and deported (apparently perishes aboard the deportation train). Prospero Rimini, born in Arona in 1910, Itala Rimini's brother: Moves from Arona to Finale Emilia in aftermath of father's death in World War I; moves to Bologna in 1923; returns to Finale Emilia for work purposes; moves to Rome in 1943 with his mother, Bianca, and his sister, Itala; stays in Rome under false identity with the help of Cesare Farina, a Finale Emilia municipal official who arranges false papers for him; survives until the liberation. Also in the file: - diaries of Itala Rimini, Italy, 1926 and 1929; - documentation of Itala Rimini, born in Arona in 1915, from Bologna, 1927–1937; - family tree of the Rimini/Osima families, including the name of Ada Osima, who was deported to Auschwitz in 1944 and perished; - letter from Tala Laba (Rimini) Savir, Jerusalem, 1996, to Maria Pia, Italy, about her family and her visit to Italy.