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Giuseppe Ciancabilla Italian pronunciation: [dʒuˈzɛppe tʃaŋkaˈbilla] was one of the
important figures of the
anarchist movement who
immigrated to the...
- activities.
Sometime in the 1890s, she met and fell in love with
Giuseppe Ciancabilla, a
fellow anarchist and a
friend of
Errico Malatesta. The pair fled Italy...
- impulses. At last, in one
noisy debate, the
individual impulse of a
certain Ciancabilla directed him to
shoot Malatesta, who was
badly wounded but obstinately...
- to the
United States by
Italian born
individualists such as
Giuseppe Ciancabilla and
others who
advocated for
violent propaganda by the deed there. Anarchist...
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power in Italy.
Another po****r
conspiracy theory ****erted that
Giuseppe Ciancabilla had
originally been
selected as the ********in by a
revolutionary committee...
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staccati nell’Italia
Unita fra antiquariato,
collezionismo e musei, Luca
Ciancabilla and
Cristiano Giometti, eds,
Edizioni ETS Pisa, 2019, pp. 79–92. Lynn...
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Valentina Cervi Giuseppe Cesari Federico Cesi
Flavio Chigi Giuseppe Ciancabilla Fabrizio Cicchitto Luigi Cimara Flavio Cipolla Chiara Civello Donna Marina...
- to the
United States by
Italian born
individualists such as
Giuseppe Ciancabilla and
others who
advocated for
violent propaganda by the deed there. Anarchist...
- Novatore,
Pietro Gori,
Luigi Galleani,
Severino Di Giovanni,
Giuseppe Ciancabilla,
Luigi Fabbri,
Camillo Berneri, and
Sacco and Vanzetti.
Other Italian...
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European touring band "The Electrofonics"
which consists of
Federico Ciancabilla (electric guitar),
Andrea Colicchia (b****),
Matteo Patrone (keyboards)...
