Giuseppe Garibaldi is one of the most outlandish figures of 19th-century history. A passionate Italian nationalist, he was constantly at odds with the politicians who could make his dreams real. With ...

Giuseppe Garibaldi: He was buried on the island of Caprera, alongside his wife and children, or so it was thought (Getty Images) From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The ...

Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882) was a remarkable and fascinating man, who never set foot anywhere near here, and made zero contributions to the history and development of the area we live in. Known as ...

Giuseppe Garibaldi was "the most popular man in the world," according to Richter. In 1860, British captain George Richards sailed into Howe Sound. It was Richards who first named the tallest peak in ...

Giuseppe Garibaldi's great-granddaughter, Anita, tells the BBC's Alan Johnston why the Italian hero's resting place remains a mystery.

Starting in 1839-1840, Anita Garibaldi developed a comradeship with Giuseppe, and contributed to the independence movement and trekked across the countryside, giving birth to their first child.

In May 1860 Giuseppe Garibaldi landed in Sicily with about 1,000 patriotic Italians. From there the general marched north, gathering thousands more. Together they united most of the Italian Peninsula ...

They say that the ladies adore a man in uniform, but when that man is Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-82), the famous “Hero of Two Worlds” (Europe and South America), he had absolutely no problem in ...

Pietro Carlo Pellegrini: Giuseppe Garibaldi Memorial, Arbitucci Fort, Caprera, Italy Client: Presidence of the Council of Ministers, Unità Tecnica di Missione per il 150° dell'Unità d'Italia ...

He emphasized the ship’s versatility, stating that Giuseppe Garibaldi is capable of operating a range of platforms including drones, helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft, and amphibious assets. “It also ...