After the successful sabotage she was quickly captured with her brother Giulio, and interrogated by the Allied authorities in Ethiopia before eventually being released. After the war, Dainelli moved to Switzerland in 1945, where she worked in Geneva at the "Bureau International de Travail" (Ufficio Internazionale del Lavoro) of the ONU. She was nominated, after the end of the war, for the Italian iron medal of honour ("croce di ferro") Her true name was Rosa Dainelli and some sources claim the date of attack was actually 15 September 1941. These sources pinpoint that her depot sabotage destroyed ammunition that was going to be used against the Italians in their last stand in Gondar.