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Luigi Necco has written: 'Il giallo di Troia' -- subject(s): Europe, Art and the war, Antiquities, World War, 1939-1945, Archaeological thefts
The mood of this story is a very sombre one...after all, its about war.
Luigi Galateria has written: 'I provvedimenti amministrativi di urgenza' -- subject(s): Delegated legislation, War and emergency legislation
yes
when the fat man found himself
mario
Well it depends on who brought more candy. And who could aim and stuff. So I would say Luigi. Ha Ha. Bye bye.
the acceptance of their sons as a soldier for their country and the denial of their sons death
Luigi Frusci has written: 'In Somalia sul fronte meridionale' -- subject(s): Campaigns, Italo-Ethiopian War, 1935-1936, Somali Participation
Luigi Chiodini has written: 'Roma o Mosca' -- subject(s): Foreign Participation, History, Italian, Spain Civil War, 1936-1939
Luigi Amirante has written: 'Prigionia di guerra, riscatto e postliminium' -- subject(s): Postliminy, Prisoners of war, Ransom 'Captivitas e postliminium'