-
Michele Pietranera (born 29 July 1974) is an
Italian former professional football player. He pla**** 7
games in the
Serie A in the 1993–94
season for A...
- The
Tower of
Pietranera (Corsican:
Torra di Petranera) was a
Genoese tower located in the
hamlet of
Pietranera in the
commune of San-Martino-di-Lota on...
- 1931–1932:
Enrico Bottazzi 1932–1936:
Marcello Bofondi 1936–1937:
Giuseppe Pietranera 1937–1938:
Eugenio Bolondi 1938–1939:
Giovanni Marzi 1939–1941: Giovanni...
- Dirotte, Fornace, Gazzolo, Iagarone, M****alica,
Monchio delle Olle,
Pietranera, Roncaglio, Roncovetro, Rossena, Selva, Selvapiana, Solara, Trinità, Vedriano...
- sit in "Hot Seats",
which are
slightly modified, 3 foot (0.91 m)-high
Pietranera Arco All
chairs situated in the
centre of the stage; an LG
computer monitor...
- No. Pos.
Nation Player 14 FW ITA
Michele Pietranera 15 DF ITA Max
Tonetto 16 DF ITA
Giovanni Orfei 18 FW ITA
Marco Di
Costanzo 19 DF ITA M****imiliano...
- from Tunis, the
couple left
Tunisia to
retire to Corsica. She died at
Pietranera in
Corsica in 1970. Prize, Kraków
Medical Academy, 1922 Head of Laboratory...
- Dongo, Fabrice's father, a cold and
reactionary figure.
Contessa Gina
Pietranera, Fabrice's aunt and
lifelong benefactor,
referred to as the
Contessa and...
- then
successively the Port of Toga, Grigione, the port and
Ruisseau di
Pietranera where there is a tower." –
Agostino Giustiniani in
Description of Corsica...
- his way to the
abbey with his
armed escort,
carries out a m****acre in
Pietranera, a
village considered a
refuge for
Dulcinian heretics,
exterminating Anna's...
