A historical reconstruction itinerary at Palazzo d'Accursio recounting the gang’s impact. Media:
Led by brothers , the gang was responsible for 24 deaths and over 100 injuries across 103 criminal acts. Their motives were often inconsistent, ranging from financial gain through bank and post office robberies to senseless acts of racial and social hatred.
They targeted Romani camps and Senegalese immigrants, reflecting a "cruel and racist" nature. Uno bianca
The (White Uno Gang) refers to a notorious criminal organization composed primarily of police officers who terrorized the Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions of Italy between 1987 and 1994. The group was named after their preferred getaway vehicle, the common and inconspicuous white Fiat Uno. Historical Context & Crimes
An exhibition at the MAMbo - Museum of Modern Art of Bologna (running Dec 2025 – Jan 2026) featuring photographs by Luciano Nadalini. Historical Context & Crimes An exhibition at the
The legacy of these events remains a significant part of Italian social memory, particularly in Bologna.
Journalist Antonio Iovane hosts an 8-episode Spotify series exploring unsolved questions and potential accomplices. Expand map Exhibitions & Culture Uno bianca
The shock of the investigation was the discovery that five of the six main members were active members of the Italian state police. Commemoration & Culture