Black Nobility
Roman Black Nobility families connected to the personal case
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Overview
The Black Nobility refers to Roman aristocratic families who refused to recognize the Italian state after unification in 1861. These families are central to the alleged power hierarchy connected to the personal case.
Families
Massimo Family
Ancient Roman bloodline claiming descent from the Fabii clan. Alleged managers of Fabian Socialism and dual political control. Positioned near the top of the power structure.
Borromeo Family
Italian noble family intermarried with Fürstenbergs and Agnellis. Connected to Italian media operations.
Power Structure
According to research:
The Fürstenbergs take their orders from the House of Savoy which take their orders from the Massimos and Colonnas.