On the same day as the 143-year-old anti-Vatican movement, on June 2, 1882 (April 17, 1882), the famous leader of the Italian national liberation movement, Garibaldi, died. Garibaldi was born in a family of fishermen on July 4, 1807, and was early mariner and captain. In 1834 more than 1,000 volunteers took part in the uprising in Sicily and controlled the whole of southern Italy. In 1861 the Kingdom of Italy declared its establishment in South America, having taken part in the revolutionary movements of Brazil and Uruguay. In April 1848 and 1867 the two organizations of the British Party invaded Rome under the rule of the Pope, eventually defeated. In July 1858 the rights of the Pope were also granted. In July 1870, the war broke out, and Napoleon called