Gladio

Synopsis

Allan Francovich interviews Licio Gelli, the head of the Italian secret society Propaganda Due, in the 1992 BBC2 documentary 'Gladio'. The film investigates NATO's secret armies and their clandestine operations in Europe during the Cold War. Key figures such as Vincenzo Vinciguerra, an Italian neofascist, and Venetian judge Felice Casson provide insights into the implications of Gladio in Italy. Commentary from former CIA director William Colby and Belgian Senator Roger Lallemand adds context to the political manipulation and violence that marked post-war Europe.