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Giovanni Palatucci (31 May 1909 – 10
February 1945) was an
Italian police official who was long
believed to have
saved thousands of Jews in
Fiume between...
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Palatucci is an
Italian surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Bill
Palatucci (born 1958)...
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William J.
Palatucci (born 1958) is an
American attorney and
Republican National Committeeman.
Palatucci was the
White House Transition Coordinator and...
- was pla**** by the
Bishop of Campagna,
Giuseppe Maria Palatucci, and his
nephew Giovanni Palatucci,
Quaestor of Fiume, who, by
sending as many
Istrian Jews...
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friary and it
remains there today. Norristown, Pennsylvania, USA
Giovanni Palatucci, a
Righteous Among the
Nations Salvatore Pelosi,
Italian naval officer...
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University in 2010. In 1987,
Christie joined the law firm of Dughi,
Hewit &
Palatucci of Cranford, New Jersey. In 1993, he was
named a
partner in the firm....
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learning itself first appeared in the
literature in a 2009
paper from
Palatucci, Hinton, Pomerleau, and Mitc**** at NIPS’09. This
terminology was repeated...
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behind Gorizia, Florence, and Genoa.
Amongst those arrested was
Giovanni Palatucci, the
Italian questore of Fiume, who
saved the
lives of
thousands of Jews...
- a
temporary home for many Jews
thanks to
Giovanni Palatucci and his
uncle Giuseppe Maria Palatucci.
People arrived from the
north of
Italy and Campagna...
- with funds.
Palatucci then sent the
refugees to a
large internment camp in
southern Italy protected by his uncle,
Giuseppe Maria Palatucci, the Catholic...
