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leading members,
including Pietro Ingrao,
Achille Occhetto, and
Pietro Folena, had left the
party in
order to join the
Communist Refoundation Party, which...
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Gianfranco Folena (9
April 1920 – 14
February 1992) was an
Italian linguist, philologist, and academic. Born in
Savigliano in
Piedmont in 1920, from a...
- (1991–1992),
Mauro Zani (1992–1994),
Marco Minniti (1994–1996),
Pietro Folena (1996–1998) President:
Stefano Rodotà (1991–1992),
Giglia Tedesco Tatò (1993–1998)...
- by
Carolyn De
Fonseca (uncredited)
Cinematography Manuela Folena Edited by
Manuela Folena Music by
Marcello Gigante Distributed by Blue
Ribbon Pictures...
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professor of
History of
Medieval Art and
History of Art
Criticism Gianfranco Folena (1920–1992)
Professor of the
History of the
Italian Language Gian Piero...
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ascribing the poem of
Bieiris to a man are
Oskar Schultz-Gora,
Gianfranco Folena, and
Elizabeth W. Poe. The
early French medievalist Jean-Baptiste de Lacurne...
- (1993). "Cino (e Onesto)
dentro e furi la Commedia".
Omaggio a
Gianfranco Folena: 369–86. Barański,
Zygmunt G. (2015), "Textual transmission", in Zygmunt...
- have 20,000
members and 300
clubs all
around Italy. In
April 2005
Pietro Folena (a
leading member of the
Democrats of the Left who had been a
close aide...
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cultural communication between peoples".
Founded in 1971 by
Gianfranco Folena, it was
organized every year by the muni****lity of
Monselice in collaboration...
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Teatro delle Grazie and co-existed with the
Teatro di Piazza.
According to
Folena &
Arnaldi 1985, p. 295, the
Teatro delle Grazie was
built on the site of...
