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Luigi Cimara

1891–1962 (age 71)

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Maria Campi

1877–1963 (age 86)

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Mario Besesti

1894–1968 (age 74)

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Nando Bruno

1895–1963 (age 68)

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Olinto Cristina

1888–1962 (age 74)

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Publio Morbiducci

1889–1963 (age 74)

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Raimondo Scintu

1889–1968 (age 79)

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Renzo Laconi

1916–1967 (age 51)

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Rina De Liguoro

1892–1966 (age 74)

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Gabriele Baldini

1919–1969 (age 50)

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Francesco Trombadori

1886–1961 (age 75)

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Italian painter and artist active in early-to-mid twentieth century Italy.

Luigi Pavese

1897–1969 (age 72)

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Camillo Mastrocinque

1901–1969 (age 68)

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Italian screenwriter who contributed significantly to Italian cinema during its golden age.

Anton Giulio Bragaglia

1890–1960 (age 70)

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Antonio Baldini

1889–1962 (age 73)

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Italian writer whose literary contributions shaped early-to-mid twentieth century Italian letters.

Mario Riva

1913–1960 (age 47)

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Emilio Cecchi

1884–1966 (age 82)

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Italian screenwriter and cultural figure who contributed to both cinema and Italian letters.

Massimo Bontempelli

1878–1960 (age 82)

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Pietro Giunti

1899–1969 (age 70)

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Romolo Balzani

1892–1962 (age 70)

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Italian actor who performed in theater and film during the early-to-mid twentieth century.

Thea Prandi

1922–1961 (age 39)

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Velio Spano

1905–1964 (age 59)

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Italian politician whose career in public service spanned the mid-twentieth century.

Vittorio Vaser

1904–1963 (age 59)

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Gunhild Bergh

1888–1961 (age 73)

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Translator whose work facilitated cultural and linguistic exchange in early-to-mid twentieth century Europe.

Marina Torlonia di Civitella-Cesi

1916–1960 (age 44)

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Guido Horn d'Arturo

1879–1967 (age 88)

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Józef Gawlina

1892–1964 (age 72)

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Jean-Baptiste Janssens

1889–1964 (age 75)

Campo Verano

Jean-Baptiste Janssens was a teacher who dedicated his career to education.

Mario Bonnard

1889–1965 (age 76)

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Giovanni Martinelli

1885–1969 (age 84)

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Giovanni Martinelli was an acclaimed opera singer whose career spanned much of the twentieth century.

Cesare Fantoni

1905–1963 (age 58)

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Camillo Pilotto

1888–1963 (age 75)

Campo Verano

Camillo Pilotto was a stage actor known for his dramatic performances.

Gabriel Acacius Coussa

1897–1962 (age 65)

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Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange

1877–1964 (age 87)

Campo Verano

Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange was a Catholic priest and influential theological scholar.

Ugo Torrente

1897–1961 (age 64)

Campo Verano

Ugo Torrente was an actor known for his theatrical performances.

Emilio Orlandini

1910–1964 (age 54)

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Velso Mucci

1911–1964 (age 53)

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Velso Mucci was a writer whose literary work contributed to twentieth-century culture.

Arturo Ciacelli

1883–1966 (age 83)

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Vincentas Padolskis

1904–1960 (age 56)

Campo Verano

Vincentas Padolskis was a Catholic priest devoted to spiritual ministry.

Giulio Parise

1902–1969 (age 67)

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Luigi Grosso

1885–1960 (age 75)

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Luigi Grosso lived from 1885 to 1960 and was buried at Campo Verano.

Arturo Lancellotti

1877–1968 (age 91)

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Gino Pavesi

1888–1960 (age 72)

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Italian military officer who served during the early-to-mid twentieth century.

Caterina Picolato

1900–1963 (age 63)

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Harold Woodbury Parsons

1882–1967 (age 85)

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American art dealer who influenced twentieth-century art collecting and preservation.

Ernest de Weerth

1894–1967 (age 73)

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Domenico Marchioro

1888–1964 (age 76)

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Italian politician who served during the twentieth century.

Maria Barosso

1879–1960 (age 81)

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Giuseppina Persichetti

1888–1962 (age 74)

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Italian woman of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Arturo Bragaglia

1893–1962 (age 69)

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