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Umberto Malvano (17 July 1884 – 15
September 1971) was an
early Italian football player from Turin. He was one of the
thirteen men who
founded Juventus...
- Matías Soulé
Malvano (born 15
April 2003) is an
Argentine professional footballer who
plays as an
attacking midfielder,
right winger or
forward for Serie...
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technology Döring 2002, pp. 310–319 De Feo,
Giovanni & De Gisi,
Sabino &
Malvano,
Carmela & De Biase, O. (2010). The
Greatest Water Reservoirs in the Ancient...
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Berthe Bloch 1.
Alain Elkann 24.
Raffael Ovazza 12.
Ernesto Ovazza 25.
Allegra Levi 6.
Vittorio Ovazza 13.
Celeste Malvano 3.
Carla Ovazza 7. Olga Fubini...
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Bloch 2.
Alain Elkann 20.
Ernesto Ovazza 10.
Vittorio Ovazza 21.
Celeste Malvano 5.
Carla Ovazza 11. Olga
Fubini 1.
Ginevra Elkann 24.
Giovanni Agnelli...
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Bloch 2.
Alain Elkann 20.
Ernesto Ovazza 10.
Vittorio Ovazza 21.
Celeste Malvano 5.
Carla Ovazza 22.
Alessandro Fubini 11. Olga
Fubini 23.
Albina de Benedetti...
- (Unknown) 1900
Genoa (3)
Torinese (Unknown) 1901
Milan (1)
Genoa Umberto Malvano (Juventus) (4) 1902
Genoa (4)
Milan (Unknown) 1903
Genoa (5)
Juventus (Unknown)...
- Switzerland Inter****onale
Torino 2 1900
Unknown N/A N/A N/A 1901
Umberto Malvano Italy
Juventus 4 1902
Unknown N/A N/A N/A 1903
Unknown N/A
Juventus N/A...
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related to Expl. Fol. 34 & Tab. LXI De Feo,
Giovanni & De Gisi,
Sabino &
Malvano,
Carmela & De Biase, O. (2010). The
Greatest Water Reservoirs in the Ancient...
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Giger — FW ITA
Antonio Sala — FW ITA
Alessandro Trerè — FW ITA
Umberto Malvano — FW ITA
Guido Pedroni — FW ITA
Guerriero Colombo — FW SUI
Ernst Widmer...
