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Longarone is a town and
comune on the
banks of the
Piave in the
province of Belluno, in
northeast Italy. It is
situated 35
kilometres (22 miles) from...
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swept up
substantial debris,
which poured into the
southern sector of
Longarone and destro**** the town
except for the town hall, the
houses north of it...
- The
Battle of
Caporetto (also
known as the Twelfth
Battle of the Isonzo, the
Battle of
Kobarid or the
Battle of Karfreit) took
place on the
Italian front...
- nel
terzo millennio (con una
galleria di ricette,
anche storiche).
Longarone:
Longarone Fiere. OCLC 963873066. Johns,
Pamela Sheldon (2000). Gelato!: Italian...
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patricians in Vicenza, Roana, Asiago, Lusiana, Foza, Asolo, Valstagna,
Longarone and B****ano del Grappa. The
surname can be
spelled as Sartore, Sartor...
- wall and
destroying the town of
Longarone and its suburbs. 1,918
people were killed, 1,450 of whom were in
Longarone. "'Mountain that walks': horrific...
- an
Italian eyewear manufacturer founded in
Veneto and
headquartered in
Longarone.
Started in 1961 by
Giovanni Marcolin Coffen, the
eyewear manufacturer...
- its plants, Martingnacco,
Italy in 2020, Ormož,
Slovenia in 2021, and
Longarone,
Italy in 2023.
According to the 2023
Annual Report Safilo has wholly...
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Blitzkrieg in
World War II.
Acting as
advance guard in the
capture of
Longarone on 9 November,
Rommel again decided to
attack with a much
smaller force...
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mounds into the
Piave river, just at the
height of the muni****lity of
Longarone,
almost directly below the
Vajont dam, in the
province of Belluno. On...
