Emanuelli, Hector (Ettorino)

Name	Emanuelli, Hector (Ettorino)
Family Name	Emanuelli
Given Name	Hector (Ettorino)
Gender	Male
Description	Etorino (Hector) Emanuelli, born in 1920, was the son of Italian immigrants to South Wales, At the start of the Second World War he was living in Stoke-on-Trent, working in the family ice-cream business. From 1940 he was interned in Peveril Camp, Peel for two years, based in Athol House, Marine Parade. He then was moved to Brixton prison to await the tribunal decision about his release and was freed fve weeks later. (Source Manx National Heritgae, WWII Internment)
Full Biographical Data	He was the son of Italian immigrants to South Wales. At the start of the Second World War he was living in Stoke-on-Trent, working in the family ice-cream business. From 1940 he was interned in Peveril Camp, Peel for two years, based in Athol House, Marine Parade. He then was moved to Brixton prison to await the tribunal decision about his release and was freed five weeks later.
Birth Date	1920
Country Of Birth	UK
Birth Place	Treorchy
Url	https://manxnationalheritage.im/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/LibraryResources-WW2-Internment.pdf
Linked From	Arandora Star Memorial Poem
	A Sense of Belonging. From the Rhondda to the Potteries: Memories of a Welsh-Italian Englishman
	De la Bathe. Prince of Percussion. Camp Dummer. Ascot, Huyton, Peel
	Notturno: Un’impressione
	Sunset, Peel: An impression
	Setting from “The road of Stac-Bad”
	Camp Cinema Peel “Klancfilm” Sound System GB Films
	Drawing of a candle and a cross with flowers
	Ricordo della Pasqua Peel. 1942
	6 ft. Torch Relief
	“The Road to Stac-Bad”
	Football Match Littorio v. Met. Police