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Ferdinando Casardi (1
January 1887 – 11
January 1975) was an
Italian admiral during World War II. Born in
Barletta in 1887,
Casardi entered the Livorno...
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Hungary in 1957–1958
summarized local "counter-revolutionary" events."
Casardi, A. (17
April 1957)
Report on
Hungarian Refugees. NATO Kemény, János. "The...
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Italian 2nd
Cruiser Division was
commanded by Vice-Admiral
Ferdinando Casardi aboard the fast
light cruiser Giovanni delle Bande Nere
which included...
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Diario di una
vergine romana (1973) The
Violent Professionals (1973) -
Casardi Seven Hours of
Violence (1973) Anna, quel
particolare piacere (1973) -...
- to flee at high speed. The
Italian commander, Rear
Admiral Ferdinando Casardi aboard Giovanni delle Bande Nere,
ordered his
ships to
pursue the retreating...
- Netherlands 1952–1956 2
Baron Adolph Bentinck Netherlands 1956–1958 3
Alberico Casardi Italy 1958–1962 4
Guido Colonna di
Paliano Italy 1962–1964 5
James A...
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Casardi, A. (17
April 1957)
Report on
Hungarian Refugees. NATO Fink, Carole; et al...
- Colleoni. She
served as the
divisional flagship under Rear
Admiral Ferdinando Casardi. The two
ships were
moved to Palermo, Sicily, and on the
evening of 10...
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Guidotti 1950–1953
Trygve Lie, Dag Hammarskjöld
Luigi Einaudi 03
Alberico Casardi 1953–1956 Dag Hammarskjöld
Luigi Einaudi,
Giovanni Gronchi 04 Leonardo...
- as
Commissioner Del
Buono Lia
Tanzi as the
prostitute Antonio Casale as
Casardi Luciano Rossi as
Cruciani The
Violent Professionals was
released in Italy...
