- Leon or
Leone Pancaldo, ( 1481, 1488 or 1490 – 1538) was a
Genoese explorer.
Pancaldo was born in Savona, but
appears to have
grown up in both
Spain and...
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Leone Pancaldo was one of
twelve Navigatori-class
destroyers built for the
Regia Marina (Royal
Italian Navy)
between the late 1920s.
Shortly after Italy's...
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Signora della Misericordia (Our Lady of Mercy). The
Torre Leon
Pancaldo (Leon
Pancaldo Tower),
built in the 14th
century and also
known as "Torretta"...
-
unspoken past, is
chosen by the
revolutionary and small-time
bandit General Pancaldo, who is a
friend of Hernandez, to be the
unwitting pawn of the town conspirators...
- di
Corte Pancaldo Archived 26
September 2021 at the
Wayback Machine, on ****asverona.it
Variazioni nell'organigramma nel club di
Corte Pancaldo Archived...
- from 2 to 5
September 1527 Martín Méndez : the Victoria's
logbook Leone Pancaldo: a long
logbook 'by the
Genoese pilot' (first
published in 1826), a letter...
- September.
About 200
soldiers were killed. ca. 200
Military 1943 Italy
Leone Pancaldo – An
Italian destroyer sunk by
Allied air
strikes on 30
April while carrying...
-
Giuseppe Galluppi,
Baron of
Pancaldo (18
February 1836 – 19
April 1891) was an
Italian nobleman,
historian and essayist. He was born in
Messina on 18 February...
- with both
sides withdrawing. One
final victim was the
destroyer Leone Pancaldo, sent to
Augusta in Sicily,
which was hit by a
torpedo launched from a...
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Carmelina Alberti and the
couple had two daughters, Nina
Vento and
Liboria Pancaldo. On
December 5, 1921,
Vincenzo Rao
became a
naturalized United States citizen...
