-
shirts or loose-****ing
blouses that the volunteers,
usually called Garibaldini, wore in lieu of a uniform. The
force originated as the
Italian Legion...
-
partisan Resistance. At the
final insurrection of
April 1945, the
active garibaldini combatants were
about 51,000
divided in 23 "divisions" on a
total of...
-
Gregorio La
grande quercia (1997) Porzûs (1997) as old Geko
Racconti garibaldini (1960)
Operazione Vega (1962) as Sim Il
mulino del Po (1963) as Fratognone...
- denial,
between 1871 and 1872
there were
riots in Nice,
promoted by the
Garibaldini and
called "Niçard Vespers",
which demanded the
annexation of the city...
- Polish:
Legion Garibaldczyków / Garibaldczycy; Italian:
Legione Nullo /
Garibaldini) was a
small unit of
Italian volunteers who
fought for
Polish independence...
-
Ricciotti Garibaldi led a
volunteer expedition (
Garibaldini) in the Greco-Turkish War of 1897. A
group of
Garibaldini,
headed by the Gr**** poet
Lorentzos Mavilis...
-
Italian unitary state. He was
prevented from speaking,
which led the
Garibaldini to
riots called the "Niçard Vespers".
Fifteen of the Nice
rebels were...
- story, he is ****ociated with the red
shirts that his volunteers, the
Garibaldini, wore in lieu of a uniform.
Garibaldi was born and
christened Joseph-Marie...
- The Porzûs m****acre (Italian:
eccidio di Porzûs, Friulian:
ecidi di Purçûs, Slovene:
pokol v Porčinju) was an intra-partisan m****acre of the
Italian resistance...
- very po****r, as he was
considered the
Italian William Wallace. The
Garibaldini led by
Giacomo Medici arrived in
Messina on 27 July, when part of the...
