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Alberto (Albert)
Luconi was an Italian-American
clarinetist and instructor.
Luconi was born
January 23, 1893, in Valmontone, Italy, a muni****lity of...
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Patrizia Luconi (born 24
October 1970) is an
Italian gymnast. She
competed in five
events at the 1988
Summer Olympics.
Luconi has one
eponymous skill listed...
- Roosevelt, 1932-1944."
Illinois Historical Journal 88.4 (1995): 263–278 online.
Luconi, Stefano. "The
Impact of
World War II on the
Political Behavior of the Italian-American...
- History. 55 (3): 473–491. doi:10.1177/0022009419855428. S2CID 211306550.
Luconi,
Stefano (2004). "Recent
trends in the
study of
Italian antisemitism under...
- Catholics, and
among the
wider American leadership.)
According to
Stefano Luconi, in the 1920s and 1930s "numerous
Italian Americans became US citizens,...
- His Country, and
Conceived a New
World Order (Liveright, 2018).
excerpt Luconi, Stefano. "Machine
Politics and the
Consolidation of the
Roosevelt Majority:...
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pluralist city."
Journal of
Policy History 25.2 (2013): 139–172.
online Luconi, Stefano. "The
Machine Boss as a
Symbolic Leader." Oral
History Review 26...
- Volume: 100. Issue: 1. 2007.
Luconi, Stefano. From
Paesani to
White Ethnics: The
Italian Experience in
Philadelphia (2001)
Luconi,
Stefano (2012). "Contested...
- 1946,
Retrieved 25
March 2013 Costanzo. p.42 Costanzo. p.41 Raab. pp.78-79
Luconi. p.5 Raab. p.77 Newark. p.127 McCoy. p. 20 Newark. p.126 Newark. p.134-135...
- back-handspring,
double piked salto backwards Twisting entry (springboard to table):
Luconi: Round-off, back-handspring with 3⁄4 turn entry–back tuck/pike/layout somersault...
