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What are the release dates for Lidia's Italy - 2007 Italian-Austrian?
Lidia's Italy - 2007 Italian-Austrian was released on: USA: 20 August 2008
Was Napoleon Bonaparte Austrian?
No, he was French of Italian heritage.
What is Lana Parrilla's ancestry?
Lana Parrilla is a/an Actress
Who did the Italian state of Piedmont declared war against?
The Austrian Empire
How do you say the word Austrian in German?
A female Austrian is "Österreicherin".A male Austrian is "Österreicher"As an adjective it is österreichisch"
How do you say wonderful in Austrian?
In Austrian German, you can say "wunderbar" to mean wonderful.
How do you say my name is Brittany in Austrian?
There is no Austrian language. In Deutsch, you would say, "Ich heiße Brittany."
Why is Mozart in trouble for his Italian opera?
Because the German-speaking people did not want an Austrian composing Italian pieces.
What race is Leah remini?
She is half Austrian, and half Italian. So she is white.
What is the origin of florentine biscuits?
Although the name suggests Italian origins, they are actually Austrian.
What to do Austrian's say for currency exchange?
The austrian's currency rates is 1 Euro (€) = 100 Cents.
What actors and actresses appeared in La trincea - 1961?
The cast of La trincea - 1961 includes: Sergio Ammirata as Italian Soldier Sergio Bargone as Italian Officer Vittorio Battarra as Italian Officer Romano Bernardi as Italian Soldier Roberto Bertea as Italian Officer Giancarlo Bonuglia as Italian Officer Michele Borelli as Italian Officer Lando Buzzanca as Italian Soldier Vittorio Congia as Narrator Vittorio Corte as Austrian Soldier Riccardo Cucciolla as Narrator Amos Davoli as Italian Officer Aldo De Mattia as Italian Officer Marcello Di Martire as Italian Officer Sergio Dionisi as Italian Soldier Sandro Dori as Italian Soldier Attilio Duse as Italian Officer Carlo Enrici as Italian Officer Michele Francis as Italian Officer Sergio Gibello as Italian Officer Maurizio Guelfi as Italian Officer Sigfrido Gunderloch as Austrian Soldier Mario Lombardini as Italian Soldier Antonio Mannuzzu as Italian Soldier Gherardo Peranzi as Austrian Soldier Salvatore Puntillo as Italian Soldier Paolo Radaelli as Italian Officer Antonio Rais as Italian Officer Carlo Reali as Italian Soldier Renzo Rossi as Italian Officer Gianni Solaro as Austrian Soldier Vittorio Stagni as Italian Officer Marcello Tusco as Italian Soldier
