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Susanna Fontanarossa (Ligurian:
Suzanna Fontann-arossa; 1435–1489) was the
mother of
navigator and
explorer Christopher Columbus.
Susanna was born in the...
- Catania–
Fontanarossa Airport (IATA: CTA, ICAO: LICC), also
known as
Vincenzo Bellini Airport (Italian:
Aeroporto Inter****onale
Vincenzo Bellini di Catania-Fontanarossa)...
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Fontanarossa (Italian for 'Red Fountain') may
refer to:
Fontanarossa, a
borough of Gorreto, Liguria,
Italy Fontanarossa, a
borough of Cerda, Sicily, Italy...
- logistical, and
commercial centre of Sicily. Its airport, the Catania–
Fontanarossa Airport, is the
largest in
Southern Italy. The
central "old town" of...
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numerous Italian and
European destinations and some extra-European. Catania-
Fontanarossa Airport,
located on the east coast, is the
busiest on the
island (and...
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second biggest airport in
Sicily in
terms of p****engers
after Catania-
Fontanarossa Airport, with 7,118,087 p****engers
handled in 2022. The
airport was given...
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worker with Quentin; he
angrily drives off,
leaving her near Catania–
Fontanarossa Airport and
telling her not to
return to the
White Lotus.
Albie and Portia...
- maker,
tavern keeper and
dealer in wool and wine. He
married Susanna Fontanarossa.
Their firstborn was Cristoforo, in 1451; sons
Giovanni Pellegrino, Bartolomeo...
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going to
drive her back to Taormina, but
instead drives her to Catania–
Fontanarossa Airport and
tells her not to
return to
Taormina for her own safety, tossing...
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cheese stand at
which young Christopher worked. His
mother was
Susanna Fontanarossa. He had
three brothers—Bartholomew,
Giovanni Pellegrino, and Giacomo...
