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Fusignano (Romagnol: Fusgnàn) is a
comune in the
province of
Ravenna (Emilia-Romagna) in Italy. It is
located on the
river Senio. The city was created...
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small Romagna town of
Fusignano, then in the
diocese of Ferrara, in the
Papal States. His
ancestors had been in
Fusignano and land-owners
there since...
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football at Real
Madrid for the 2004–05 season.
Nicknamed "The
Prophet of
Fusignano",
Sacchi is
regarded as one of the
greatest managers of all-time. He favored...
- the
style of
Serene Highness,
French Peer,
Spanish Grandee,
Marquis of
Fusignano,
Count of Montefortino,
Viscount of Clamecy,
Baron of Tardello, Tumminii...
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awarded to
British and
Commonwealth forces.
During the
Second World War, at
Fusignano, Italy, 31-year-old Ali Haidar,
serving in the
British Indian Army, performed...
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Cotignola (7,334 inhabitants) ****za (58,549 inhabitants)
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Lombarda (10,638 inhabitants)...
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Pasquale Stanislao Mancini, 8th
Marquess of
Fusignano (17
March 1817 – 26
December 1888) was an
Italian jurist and statesman.
Mancini was born in Castel...
- Valsenio,
Riolo Terme,
Castel Bolognese, Cotignola, Lugo, Bagnacavallo,
Fusignano and
Alfonsine before entering the Reno. The
river has a
tributary called...
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first Romagnol poet to win fame was the
cleric Pietro Santoni, (
Fusignano, 1736–1823). He was the
teacher of
Vincenzo Monti, one of the most famous...
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Bishop Zanelli transferred the
remains of S.
Savino from
Selva Liba (near
Fusignano) to the cathedral. On 6 July 1444, he
presented the
Observant Franciscans...
