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Luzzara (Guastallese: Lüsèra) is a
comune in the
province of
Reggio Emilia, in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. It is
located at the
northern end of the province...
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Battle of
Luzzara took
place in
Lombardy on 15
August 1702
during the War of the
Spanish Succession,
between a
combined French and
Savoyard army under...
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which is the
smallest comune by po****tion, to the
south and
Luzzara in the north.
Luzzara is the
second largest comune in Emilia-Romagna and has the highest...
- The Family,
Luzzara,
Italy is a
black and
white photograph by Paul Strand,
taken in 1953. It was made
during a five-month stay in
Luzzara, in the Po River...
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Guastalla expanded its
territory with the
annexation of the
lands of Dosolo,
Luzzara and Reggiolo,
until then
owned by Mantua. In 1632, his son
Ferrante III...
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Despite this, the club
began to
regroup under the
leadership of
Domenico Luzzara, with many
local talents coming through the ranks.
Among these was Emiliano...
- The
Battle of
Guastalla or
Battle of
Luzzara was
fought on 19
September 1734
between Franco-Sardinian and
Austrian (Habsburg)
troops as part of the War...
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theorists and
proponents of the
Neorealist movement in
Italian cinema. Born in
Luzzara near
Reggio Emilia in
northern Italy, on 20
September 1902,
Zavattini studied...
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Mantua and
Montferrat and
heiress of the
Duchy of Guastalla,
including Luzzara and Reggiolo; she
married in 1671 to
Ferdinando Carlo Gonzaga, Duke of...
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substantially reinforced;
Prince Eugene managed a draw at the
Battle of
Luzzara but the
French recovered most of the
territory that it had lost to Prince...
