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Manduria is a city and
comune of Apulia, Italy, in the
province of Taranto. With c. 32,000 inhabitants (2013), it is
located 35
kilometres (22 mi) east...
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Pomodorino di
Manduria is an
ecotype of
tomato typical of
Manduria, a city in the
province of Taranto. In the
local dialect, it is also
called "pummitoru...
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Manduria Airfield Manduria Airfield is a
World War II
airfield in Italy,
located approximately 5 km
north of
Manduria, and
about 390 km east-southeast...
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territory of the Salentinoi,
ranging from
Otranto to
Leuca and from
Leuca to
Manduria. The
northern part on the
Adriatic belonged to the
Kalabroi and extended...
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Manduria is a
railway station in
Manduria, Italy. The
station is
located on the
Martina Franca-Lecce railway. The
train services and the
railway infrastructure...
- Lizzano, Fragagnano, San
Marzano di San Giuseppe,
Francavilla Fontana and
Manduria. The main
monuments of the city are the
Mother Church, the
Palazzo Baronale...
- Headquartered:
Manduria, Italy, 11
November 1943 – May 1945 Airfields:
Brindisi (98th BG),
Grottaglie (449th BG),
Lecce (98th BG),
Manduria (98th BG), San...
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Countess Sabini of
Altamura when she
married Don
Tommaso Schiavoni-Tafuri of
Manduria in the late 19th century. The
arrival of
Zinfandel in the
United States...
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House of
Imperiali (or Imperiale) is an
ancient princely noble family. It is one of the most
important Italian noble families and was a key protagonist...
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Reggina ? (?) 1949–1950
Imolese ? (3) 1950–1951
Magenta ? (?) 1951–1952 U.G.
Manduria Sport ? (?) 1953–1954 A.S.D.
Molfetta 1+ (1+) 1954–1955
Belluno 9+ (3+)...
