This man, whose death was the subject of the John Cornwell book A Thief in the Night, was compared to Peter Sellers for writing a collection of 1970s letters addressed to people like Dickens, Twain, and Pinocchio.
This man, whose death was the subject of the John Cornwell book A Thief in the Night, was compared to Peter Sellers for writing a collection of 1970s letters addressed to people like Dickens, Twain, and Pinocchio. That collection was called Illustrissimi. This man's dead body was discovered by Vincenza Taffarel. Conspiracy theories about his death came to light after the suspicious death of Roberto Calvi, the Chairman of Banco Ambrosiano who was known as "God's Banker." This man's death may have involved the Mafia due to corruption in the Vatican Bank. For 10 points, name this pope who reigned for slightly more than a month in 1978 and whose name was adopted by his successor, the Polish Karol Wojtyla.
This man, whose death was the subject of the John Cornwell book A Thief in the Night, was compared to Peter Sellers for writing a collection of 1970s letters addressed to people like Dickens, Twain, and Pinocchio.
John Paul I [or Albino Luciani; prompt on John Paul]