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Pavesi is an
Italian surname.
Attilio Pavesi (1910–2011),
Italian cyclist Carlo Pavesi (1923–1995),
Italian fencer Donato Pavesi (1889–1946),
Italian racewalker...
- The
Pavesi case
refers to the
death of a ten-year-old
Brazilian boy
Paulo Veronesi Pavesi (1990 —
April 21, 2000). His
organs were
removed and smuggled...
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Carrozzeria Ernesto Pavesi (short:
Pavesi) was a
coachbuilding company from Milan, Italy, that
produced armored vehicles and also
carried out further...
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Pavese agnolotti (sg.:
Pavese agnolotto; Italian:
agnolotti pavesi, Italian: [aɲɲoˈlɔtti paˈveːzi], sg.:
agnolotto pavese; Lombard:
agnolot or agnulot)...
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Carlo Pavesi (10 June 1923 – 24
March 1995) was an
Italian fencer. He won four gold
medals in
total at the 1952, 1956 and 1960
Olympics in the individual...
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prototype armored fighting vehicle built by
Ansaldo in 1925,
based on a
Pavesi heavy tractor. The
prototype was
armed with a 45 mm / 37 mm
cannon in a...
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Pietro Pavesi (24
September 1844 – 31
August 1907) was an
Italian professor of
zoology at the
University of Pavia. He also
served as a
mayor of
Pavia from...
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Attilio Pavesi (1
October 1910 – 2
August 2011) was an
Italian cyclist who won the
individual and team road
races at the 1932
Summer Olympics. The same...
- Gino
Pavesi (May 9, 1888 –
February 3, 1960) was an
Italian admiral during World War II. Born in Pisa in 1888, Gino
Pavesi entered the
Naval Academy in...
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Margherita Pavesi Mazzoni (Milan, 4
September 1930 – Montepulciano, 25
November 2010) was an
Italian painter,
sculptor and poet. Born in Milan, Margherita...
