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Camerana is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Province of
Cuneo in the
Italian region Piedmont,
located about 80
kilometres (50 mi)
southeast of
Turin and...
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Alessandria (modern Piedmont),
Brescia and elsewhere—"Lombards" led by
Oddone de
Camerana. The
migrations were
encouraged by
Emperor Frederick II of Sicily, to strengthen...
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Pirandello and Dino Buzzati. The
works of Praga,
Tarchetti and poet
Giovanni Camerana (1845–1905) mark the
transition from
Romanticism to Decadentism, with their...
- Scopello’s land to
Oddone de
Camerana, a Piedmontese, and to the
Lombard knights who
arrived in
Sicily with him. In 1237
Oddone di
Camerana and his
Lombard knights...
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Ventimiglia (1906–1982)
Laura Nasi (1914–1996)
married Count Giancarlo Camerana (1909–1955)
Giovanni Nasi (1918–1995)
married Marinella Wolf (1922–2002)...
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Vittorio Camerana was an
Italian general who
commanded the III Army
Corps of
World War I. At the end of the war, he was
promoted to
General of the Army...
- King Juan
Carlos of
Spain and
Cristina Marone Cinzano, (born
Countess Camerana). He
attended boarding school at
Aiglon College and
Mount Kelly School...
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Bosia Bossolasco Boves Bra
Briaglia Briga Alta
Brondello Brossasco Busca Camerana Camo
Canale Canosio Caprauna Caraglio Caramagna Piemonte Cardè Carrù Cartignano...
- 2nd
Count Marone-Cinzano (1929-1989);
married Donna Cristina, dei
Conti Camerana (b. 1935), great-granddaughter of
Giovanni Agnelli. Had issue. The marriage...
- Tellez,
Diego (2015-01-01). "Tomás y Juan Fernández de Medrano: una saga
camerana a
fines del s. XVI y
comienzos del s. XVII". Berceo.
Storrs 1999, p. 24...
