Naples in the Cold War
The atlas holds 6 people and 7 moments here, from 1951 to 1990. The most recorded lives are Diego Maradona, John F. Kennedy and Jean-Paul Sartre.
Notable people
Andy Warhol
in 1980
1 moment here
American artist and filmmaker whose work helped define Pop art. Born in Pittsburgh, Warhol studied there before moving to New York in 1949.…
Diego Maradona
from 1984 to 1990
2 moments here
Argentine football player and manager Diego Armando Maradona (1960–2020) was a central figure in world football.…
Jean-Paul Sartre
in 1951
1 moment here
French philosopher, writer, and political activist associated with existentialism. His documented movements include education and teaching across…
John F. Kennedy
in 1963
1 moment here
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was an American naval officer, journalist, congressman, senator, and the 35th president of the United States.…
Maurice Wilkins
in 1951
1 moment here
New Zealand-born British physicist and biophysicist whose career ran from solid-state physics and wartime atomic research to X-ray diffraction…
Pablo Neruda
in 1952
1 moment here
Chilean poet, diplomat, senator, Communist political figure, and 1971 Nobel laureate. Born Ricardo Eliécer Neftalí Reyes Basoalto, he lived and…
Moments
- 1951 Return visit to Naples Jean-Paul Sartre
- 1951 DNA conference presentation in Naples Maurice Wilkins
- 1952 Stay in Naples Pablo Neruda
- 1963 Visited Naples John F. Kennedy
- 1980 Appearance with Joseph Beuys in Naples Andy Warhol
- 1984 Napoli presentation Diego Maradona
- 1990 World Cup semi-final against Italy Diego Maradona