I Caimani del Bell'orizzonte
| The Caimans of the Beautiful Horizon | |
|---|---|
| I Caimani del Bell'orizzonte | |
| Active | 1943—1944 |
| Country | Kingdom of Italy |
| Allegiance | Italian Student Revolutionary Association (1943) Partisans of Mount Scalambra (1944) |
| Type | Partisan group |
| Role |
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| Part of | Decentralized leadership |
| Engagements | Battle of Porta San Paolo |
One of the active groups within the wider Italian resistance movement during World War II, specifically in the Italian Civil War, were "I Caimani del Bell'orizzonte" (English: The Caimans of the Beautiful Horizon), a group of anti-fascists from the Montesacro area, Val Melaina area and the Tufello area and that operated in the surrounding areas. The anti-fascist revolutionary group was part of the Italian Student Revolutionary Association and openly participated in urban warfare against German forces and Italian republican collaborationists. The group had a young demographic between 14 years old and 20 years old, being composed by a significant amount of de facto child soldiers.