Bartolomeo Vanzetti Research Paper

Bartolomeo Vanzetti had many faces in society such as Italian immigrant, fish seller, loving husband and father. He were a member of an extremely dangerous anarchist group in America. In 1920, Bartolomeo Vanzetti and his friend Nicola Sacco were arrested for payroll and murder in Braintree, Massachusetts. They were referred as “those anarchist bastards.” Judge Thayer hated anarchist. He heavily prejudiced against Italians. Eventually, Vanzetti and Sacco were found guilty of murder. The trials were hard to handle because the evidence was tampered with unreliable witness. Finally, Judge Thayer informed that Vanzetti and Sacco were to die in the electric chair, although they had support from many well-known figures and people over the world. Nearly
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