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Alfonsina Storni (29 May 1892 – 25
October 1938) was a Swiss-Argentine poet and
playwright of the
modernist period.
Storni was born on May 29, 1892, in...
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least two
ships of the
Argentine Navy have been
named Almirante Storni: ARA Almirante
Storni (D-24), a Fletcher-class
destroyer launched in 1943 as USS Cowell...
- ARA
Almirante Storni (P-53) is the
third Gowind-class offs****
patrol vessel constructed for the
Argentinian Navy. The
French shipbuilder Naval Group launched...
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Edgardo Gabriel Storni (6
April 1936 – 20
February 2012) was an
archbishop of
Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz. He was
investigated and
found guilty for ****ual...
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transferred to Argentina. She
served in the
Argentine Navy as ARA
Almirante Storni. In
October 1975, the
British Government tasked Lord
Shackleton (son of...
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Segundo Rosa
Storni (16 July 1876 in Tu****án – 4
December 1954) was an
Argentine sailor who
served as
foreign minister during the
presidency (de facto)...
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century including exponents such as
Leopoldo Lugones and poet
Alfonsina Storni; it was
followed by Vanguardism, with
Ricardo Güiraldes's Don
Segundo Sombra...
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which would lead to the
resignation of
Admiral Segundo Storni, the
Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
Storni was one of the few
members of the
Argentine military...
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Regent of
Florence Alfonsina Strada (1891–1959),
Italian cyclist Alfonsina Storni (1892–1938),
Argentine poet
Alfonsina Maldonado (born 1984),
Uruguayan agricultural...
- Luis
Llorens Torres, who
would later refer to
Clara Lair as "the
Alfonsina Storni of
Puerto Rico."" In the
first decades of the 20th century, Lair caused...
