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Giovanni Grion Pola was an
Italian ****ociation
football club
located in Pola, now **** in Croatia. The team was
founded in 1918 as F.C.
Grion Pola and...
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Ilbir Dağ,
anciently Mount Grium or
Mount Grion (Ancient Gr****: Γρίον), is a
chain of
mountains in
modern Turkey,
running parallel to
Mount Latmus (now...
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considered permanently defunct: A.C.
Virtus Bolzano –
Ceased operations in 2017
Grion Pola –
Territory ceded to
Croatia Fiumana –
Territory ceded to
Croatia Alba...
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Viareggio 8 times: Bisceglie, Civitavecchia, Falck, Forlimpopoli, Giulianova,
Grion Pola, Ilva Bagnolese, Piombino, Sangiovannese,
Sorrento 7 times: Acqui,...
- (1991),
Virtus Lanciano (2016),
Latina (2017) 3 seasons:
Derthona (1935),
Grion Pola (1935), L'Aquila (1937),
Sanremese (1940),
Sampierdarenese (1941),...
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Monfalcone 16
Treviso 14
Venezia 14
Grion Pola 13
Vicenza 13
Giorgione 5
Vicenza and
Giorgione relegated.
Grion Pola lost test-match
against Olympia...
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Robert Knaplock, The Works,
Volume 1 (Robert Knaplock, 1726) p387.
Giusto Grion (2010) [1899].
Guida storica di
Cividale e del suo distretto. Atesa. ISBN 978-8870371130...
- Χαλκήτωρ) was a town of
ancient Caria.
Strabo says that the
mountain range of
Grion is
parallel to Latmus, and
extends east from the
Milesia through Caria to...
- of the
season (the andata) were
considered valid. In the
Eastern group Grion Pola
retired after 15
matches and all
their matches were voided. Cagliari...
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Nobili fatti di
Alessandro Magno, from the 14th century,
edited by
Grion. The
Romanian Alexander Romance,
entitled the Alexandria, was
derived from...
