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Giovanni de
Ciotta (24
April 1824 – 6
November 1903) was the first-born son of
Lorenzo de
Ciotta and
Luisa de Adamich,
daughter of the
foremost Fiuman...
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CIOTTA,
AGNES PALAZZETTI AND ROSE
CIOTTA,
BARBARA O'BRIEN AND ROSE
CIOTTA, BY ROSE
CIOTTA AND
SUSAN SCHULMAN, BY
SUSAN SCHULMAN AND ROSE
CIOTTA, JAMES...
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current lineup consists of Ivey,
drummer Aaron Burroughs and b****ist
Brendan Ciotta.
Basehead has
received praise for its
distinctive sound and lyrics. The...
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directly to Croatia,
although it did keep a
degree of autonomy.
Giovanni de
Ciotta (mayor from 1872 to 1896)
proved to be an
authoritative local political...
- Carabinieri) at the
university of Bologna. On 12 March, a
Turin policeman Giuseppe Ciotta was
killed by
Prima Linea. On 22 March, a Rome
policeman Claudio Graziosi...
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Minter (1980), pp. 246−247.
Minter (1980), pp. 247−248.
Jennifer Ciotta. "Touring
William Faulkner's Oxford, Mississippi". Literarytraveler.com...
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opened in 1869. 1875–1890
became "the
golden years" of
Giovanni de
Ciotta in Rijeka. The
crash is
central in the 1877
novel The
Breaking of the Storm...
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Kossuthists in Fiume.
Emarginated after 1867 the Deákist
faction of
Giovanni de
Ciotta become dominant in Fiume. The
clash between Liberalism and
radicalism in...
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Ciotta, L.; et al. (2011). "Effects of myo-inositol
supplementation on oocyte's...
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Baldini (Poreč),
politician Mario Blasich (Rijeka),
politician Giovanni de
Ciotta (Rijeka),
politician Luciano Delbianco (Rovinj),
politician Aurelio Juri...
