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Michele Amatore

Captain Michele Amatore or ''Sulayman al-Nubi'' (1826-July 7, 1883) was a Sudanese slave who became a captain in the Bersaglieri of the Italian army. He was decorated for unselfish acts during a cholera outbreak in Sicily.〔
==Biography==
The early life of Amatore is mostly unknown. The name of Michele Amatore was not given when he was born (probably) in the Nuba mountains of the Sudan.〔(Bakhita Kwashe (Sr. Fortunata Quasce) ), Dr. Terence Walz, Research Fellow, American University in Cairo, Dictionary of African Christian Biography, accessed March 2010.〕 Later he became to known as ''Sulayman al-Nubi''. Much later in his life, Amatore said that he remembered that his father's name was ''Bolingia'' and that his name was Quetto. He recounted that he had been captured when Egyptian slave traders raided their family's village. They killed many old people and took away mostly women and children. Those captured were marched without food to Khartoum where a slave market was still acceptable.〔(Quetto Black Slave ), digilander.libero.it, (in Italian) ((translation )), accessed March 2010〕
Amatore first came to notice when he was bought as a slave by Dr. Luigi Castagnone when he was about six years old. This doctor was the physician employed by Mohammed Ali Pasha and it was he who devised the name of ''Michele Amatore''.〔(A biographical dictionary of the Sudan ), Richard Hill, Richard Leslie Hill, p.54, 1967, accessed March 2010〕 In Castagnone's employ, Amatore received a basic education and became a Christian. Eventually he left for Italy, accompanied by a friend of the doctor's.〔

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