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In page Maria Rygier:

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Little is known of Rygier's activities after the publication of her anti-Fascist pamphlet in France and the end of World War II.[6] She returned to Italy after the end of World War II. In 1946, she wrote a polemic book on the exiled anti-Fascists (Rivelazioni sul fuoruscitismo italiano in Francia, Rome, 1946). She eventually became a supporter of the monarchy of Italy. She died in Rome in 1953.[citation needed]