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said his captors made no serious effort to pry mil-
itary secrets from him and their inability to spak
English limited their interrogation
efforts. Wien
they
realized
his
Italian
was
not
fluent,
tiey
brought him an Italian-English dictionary, Doaer
said.
i
While
the
general
described
the
men
emd
women who
held him prisoner as “smart,
wjl-
organized criminals,’’ he 3gid they did not app
to be members of a military organisation.
His worst problems dufing captivity were bore-
dom and lack of exercise, he said, but he was n?t
mistreated and was adequately fed.
He said he was forced to listen to eight or nil
hours of loud, hard-rock music through earphon
to block out any tell-tale poises that could revei
his whereabouts.
'
After he argued with hjs captors, who usually
numbered
four,
-they
substituted
waltzes ^ani}
Gershwin and
turned down the volume, Dozier
said.
Past
kidnapings
by
the Red
Brigades
were
much more skillfully handled. Their management
of the 1978 kidnaping of former prime minister
Aldo Moro, whose presumed prison was located
only
last weekend,
enabled them
to
keep
this
country in terror for 54 days,
When they kidnaped Rome magistrate Giovani
d’Urso in December
1980, the brigades skillfully
used the press to focus attention on Italy’s over-
crowded prisons.
During the kidnaping
last spring of Christian-
Democratic politician Ciro pirillo of Naples, the
Red Brigades were at least partially successful in
exploiting the economic and social frustrations in
southern Italy after the earthquake disaster there
in November 1980.
*
Several explanations are offered for the terror-
ists’ apparent decline in expertise, a decline that
may have helped police free Dozier and thus deal
the brigades what
authorities
believe
is a
crip-
pling, although probably not final, blow.
First, with the
majority Of veteran Red
Bri-
gades in jail, those
still on the loose are increas-
ingly forced to rely on the help of young or un-
trained terrorists.
\
In
the
past,
for example!
the Red
Brigades
would never have had anything to do with drug
addicts
such
as
22-year-old
• Paolo
Galati
from
Verona who, police now confirm, was the person
who
revealed
Dozier’s
place
of
captivity—an
apartment above a grocery store in Padua.
Another reason is that an overall weakening of
support for the brigades in Italian left-wing circles
has made it harder for them to find sophisticated
theoreticians to guide them. Moreover, the cumu-
lative
effect
of
past
police
bperations
has
cut
sharply into a once-powerful Organization that
is
now internally divided.
j
Antiterrorist experts here say the arrest in early
January of Giovanni Senzani pay have been cru-
cial in freeing Dozier.
J
Although the English-speaking Senzani, 39, and
the Padua group reportedly wqre rivals, the latter
may have been depending on Senzani—the mas-
termind
of
several
past
kidhapings.
The
ex-
professor at Florence
University was accused of
being a contact with Dozier’s kifnapers.
Today,
Rome
Magistrate
Francesco
Amato
used new information gleaned from recent police
work to issue 260 new arrest warrants for armed
insurrection in crimes that go balk over a decade.
Dozier, who leaves Wednesday) for Washington
where he is to take part in a prayir breakfast with
President Reagan, said his capton did not appear
to have international connections.!
“They gave me no indication ofjputside support
whatsoever and assured me they wfcre Italian com-
munists,’’ he said.
The general said he was embarrassed because
he failed to heed warnings to take security precau-
tions against kidnaping.
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