- the
plain of
Pieve to the north,
together with the
hills that
dominate Solighetto; to the
south are the
hills of
Collalto and
Colfosco of Susegana. The...
-
Venetian descent and
possessed the
titles of
Count of Valmareno, Lord of
Solighetto and
Venetian patrician. With the
Royal Decree of 26
November 1914 he was...
-
classification 1st
Stage 2 2nd
Excellenze Valli del
Soligo 2nd
Trofeo Guido Dorigo–
Solighetto 3rd
Overall Course de la Paix
Juniors 1st
Stage 2a (ITT) 6th Time trial...
- hospital. The
Brandolini family abandoned their home and
escaped to
their Solighetto villa near
Pieve di Soligo.
After 10
years of
restoration work, financed...
- out. Antonio, Fioravante's son, was a
notary in
Pieve di Soligo, and
Solighetto, in the p****age from the 18th to the 19th century,
Giovanni Battista and...
- Austro-Hungarian counterattack. On 29
October 1918, the
brigade advanced to
Solighetto and
Pieve di
Soligo and from
there pursued the
retreating enemy to Follina...
-
Venice Biennale, Italy, 2011;
Villa Brandolini F4 Un’Idea di Fotografia,
Solighetto-Treviso, Italy, 2012;
Galleri Image, Aarhus, Denmark, 2012; Fondazione...
-
missing publisher (link) Vv.Aa. (1997).
Pieve di
Soligo e la
Gastaldia di
Solighetto dal
Medioevo all'Età
Contemporanea (in Italian).
Pieve di Soligo.{{cite...
