Biography of Enrico Felice Richetti, born in Gorizia, Italy, in 1910, who perished in Dachau in January 1945

Biography of Enrico Felice Richetti, born in Gorizia, Italy, in 1910, who perished in Dachau in January 1945 - biography of Enrico Felice Richetti, written and translated into Hebrew by his nephews, Enrico Richetti, Jr., and Mirella Richetti Maor: Family life in Gorizia; moving to Venice in 1924 and on to Rovigo in 1926; Enrico serves in the Italian Army in 1930–1932; studies law, studies literature, moves to Ferrara, participates in the Italian-Ethiopoan war in 1936; persecution of Jews begins ni 1938; witness discharged from the Italian Army in 1939 pursuant to the racial laws; lives and works in Piacenza; parents and siblings move to Parmafather dies from illness in May 1943; Enrico's brothers—Giorgio and Guilio—escape to southern Italy (they survive); Enrico stays in Rome; arrested in January 1944 while traveling from Rome to Piacenza; sent to the Fossoli camp; deported from Fossoli to Auschwitz in May 1944; interned in Auschwitz; death march to Dachau; dies in Dachau on January 6, 1945; mother, Virginia, arrested in July 1944 and interned in a prison in Parma and later in the Bolzano camp (survives); family members' experiences after the war; - student card of Enrico Felice Richetti, issued for him in his third year of studies at the University of Bologna, 1934; - "Documentation about my uncle, the late Enrico Richetti": explanations and remarks relating to family photos and documents, by Mirella Richetti Maor. Submitter's remarks: Enrico Felice Richetti, the submitter's uncle, was born in Gorizia on December 7, 1910. His parents—Elio Richetti and his wife, Virginia (Ascoli) Richetti. Enrico Felice had two brothers—Giorgio, born in 1914 (the father of the submitter and of Enrico Richetti, Jr.).