- Cima
Vallona ambush (Italian:
Strage di Cima
Vallona) was a
double improvised explosive device attack on
Italian security forces at Cima
Vallona, Provincia...
- Map of the
Isthmus of Darién in America, The Bay of Panama, The
Gulph of
Vallona or St. Michael, with its
Islands and
Countries Adjacent". In A
letter giving...
- Map of the
Isthmus of
Darien in America, The Bay of Panama, The
Gulph of
Vallona or St. Michael, with its
Islands and
Countries Adjacent". In A
letter giving...
- Map of the
Isthmus of
Darien in America, The Bay of Panama, The
Gulph of
Vallona or St. Michael, with its
Islands and
Countries Adjacent". In A
letter giving...
- and
defend the
autonomy of
Albania and,
retaining only Saseno,
abandons Vallona. It was the
first diplomatic agreement between Albania and a
foreign country...
- and
defend the
autonomy of
Albania and,
retaining only Saseno,
abandons Vallona.
Italy recognized Albania as
independent (despite
plans to
create an Italian...
-
Italian security forces, with the 1967
attack on a
security patrol at Cima
Vallona being the most notorious. With the
progression of
negotiations concerning...
- Bale Gaaradi", "Taatoku Takatomku", "Shiva Manohari", "Taaraa Reraajaa", "
Vallona Sikkindiraa Pitta"
Sontavooru Ghantasala "Vennela Viriyunuraa", "Maapaala...
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targeting Italian police forces. The
bloodiest attacks by the
group were Cima
Vallona ambush in 1967,
which resulted in the
death of four
Italian officers and...
-
carabinieri and
other security forces, with the 1967
attack on a
patrol at Cima
Vallona being the most notorious.
Years after the
Liberation Committee ceased activity...
