Pino Scaccia
Pino Scaccia, the pseudonym of Giuseppe Scaccianoce, was an Italian journalist and blogger.
Biography
Scaccia was one of the RAI correspondents. He followed numerous events, from the first Gulf War to the Croatian War of Independence, from the disintegration of the former Soviet Union and the former Yugoslavia, to the crisis in Afghanistan, in addition to the difficult post-war period in Iraq until the revolt in Libya.He made numerous reports all over the world, he was the first Western reporter to enter the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant after the disaster, to be the first to discover the remains of Che Guevara in Bolivia and to show the hitherto secret images of Area 51 in the Nevada Desert. He also dealt with news with particular reference to the Mafia, terrorism and kidnappings as well as earthquakes and natural disasters.
Before dedicating himself full time to the activity of blogger and writer, he was editor-in-chief of the special services of TG1. He was a lecturer in the radio and television journalism master at the Lumsa University of Rome. He wrote 15 books. For years, Scaccia was a point of reference for the research of the Italian soldiers who disappeared in Russia during the Second World War. He edited the blog Letters from the Don. He published four essays with testimonies, photographs, letters, diaries of survivors or fallen of the ARMIR and edited the series "Amori maledetti" for Tralerighe libri editore.
Scaccia died on 28 October 2020, at the age of 74, at San Camillo hospital in Rome, where he had been hospitalized for a few weeks after contracting COVID-19 during the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy.
Publications
Armir, sulle tracce di un esercito perduto Sequestro di persona Kabul, la città che non c'è La Torre di Babele Lettere dal Don Shabab - la rivolta in Libia vista da vicino Mafija - dalla Russia con ferocia Nell'inferno dei narcos, with Miriam Marcazzan Giornalismo, ritorno al futuro Armir Voci e ombre dal Don Dittatori , with Anna Raviglione Le ultime lettere dal fronte del Don Tutte le donne del presidente, with Anna Raviglione- ''Un inverno mai così freddo come nel 1943''