Bomb Blast in Rome, Device Found in Turin

10 Apr 2001

A bomb ripped the door off a building housing an Italian-U.S. institute in central Rome on Tuesday and police discovered a second explosive device outside former offices of car maker Fiat in Turin. Full Story

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