found: Ori, P.D. La carrozza di San Pietro, c1983:jkt. (Edgardo Mortara) p. 7, etc. (on 6-23-1858 Jewish child of less than 6 yrs. taken by Papal police to be baptized and educated by the Church; name chgd. to Pio Mortara; d. 3-11-40 in Belgium)
found: Wikipedia WWW, Aug. 5, 2011(Edgardo Mortara (Bologna, in Italy, August 27, 1851-Liège, in Belgium, March 11, 1940) was a Jewish boy who became the center of an international controversy when he was kidnapped from his Jewish parents by authorities of the Papal States and raised as a Roman Catholic. He later became a Roman Catholic priest. The boy was seized after the Church authorities received a report that he had been given emergency baptism by a domestic servant during a serious infantile illness)
found: Union for Reform Judaism WWW, Aug. 5, 2011(under 10 minutes of Torah/350 Years of Jews in America: Isaac Feibel, a Cincinnati Jew, took the opportunity to write to Mortara and ask if it were true, as stated in Heinrich Graetz's "History of the Jews," that in adulthood Mortara "eventually learned to curse his parents and his race." Mortara wrote a long reply to Feibel, the original of which is now in the American Jewish Archives; the letter is signed: "E. Mortara")
found: National Library of Israel database, December 14, 2016(מורטרה, אדגרו; מורטירא, אדגרו; מורטארה, אדגרו לוי)
