Daniele Manin

1804–1857 (age 53)

statesman

Biography

Daniele Manin was a prominent Italian statesman and patriot born in 1804 who played a crucial role in the political struggles of his era. His leadership and dedication to Italian independence and republican ideals made him a significant figure during the turbulent years of the Risorgimento.

Manin's distinguished career as a statesman extended until his death in 1857, leaving a lasting legacy in Italian political history. His honored burial at St Mark's Basilica in Venice reflects his revered status as a champion of Italian liberty and self-determination.

Also buried at St Mark's Basilica

Giacomo Monico
1778–1851 (age 73)
St Mark's Basilica
Marco Cé
1925–2014 (age 89)
St Mark's Basilica
Aristide Cavallari
1849–1914 (age 65)
St Mark's Basilica
A Catholic priest who served at St Mark's Basilica in Venice from the mid-19th century until his death.
Giovanni Urbani
1900–1969 (age 69)
St Mark's Basilica
Italian Catholic priest whose spiritual ministry served his community and faith.

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