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Napoleone Colajanni (27
April 1847 – 2
September 1921) was an
Italian writer, journalist, criminologist, socialist, and politician. In the 1880s, he abandoned...
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Alberto Colajanni (born 3
December 1973) is an
Italian former professional boxer who
competed from 1999 to 2006. He
challenged for the WBC super-middleweight...
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Cervetti René-Émile
Piquet Alekos Alavanos Joaquim Miranda Luigi Alberto Colajanni Alonso Puerta Francis Wurtz Lothar Bisky Gabi
Zimmer Manon Aubry Martin...
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Pompeo Colajanni (4
January 1906 – 8
December 1987) was an
Italian politician and
Resistance leader during World War II.
After the war he held various...
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Cervetti René-Émile
Piquet Alekos Alavanos Joaquim Miranda Luigi Alberto Colajanni Alonso Puerta Francis Wurtz Lothar Bisky Gabi
Zimmer Manon Aubry Martin...
- (5): 31. doi:10.1109/MITP.2006.123. S2CID 206469224. Cardellini, V.;
Colajanni, M.; Yu, P.S. (1999). "Dynamic load
balancing on Web-server systems"....
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Salvi (1994–1998)
Party Leader in the
European Parliament:
Luigi Alberto Colajanni (1991–1994),
Renzo Imbeni (1994–1998)
Simon Parker (1996). The New Italian...
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instead of
Piazza Armerina, due to the
influence of
politician Napoleone Colajanni.
Following the
suppression of the
Sicilian provinces, it was replaced...
- Far Left were
Agostino Bertani,
Andrea Costa,
Filippo Turati,
Napoleone Colajanni,
Francesco Saverio Nitti,
Giovanni Bovio,
Giovanni Cantoni,
Felice Cavallotti...
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democratic front was
shared by the
father of
Sicilian socialism,
Napoleone Colajanni. The
leader in Catania, De Felice, also
maintained contact with leading...
