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Count Guido Monzino (2
March 1928 – 11
October 1988) was a twentieth-century
Italian mountain climber and explorer. In 1973, he led the
first Italian...
- left to
right they are
known as
Torre d'Agostini,
Torre Central and
Torre Monzino. They
extend up to 2,500
metres (8,200 ft)
above sea
level and are joined...
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businessman and
explorer Count Guido Monzino (leader of the
first Italian expedition to
climb Mount Everest).
While Monzino left the
exterior essentially unchanged...
- the site of a
Franciscan monastery, it was the home of
explorer Guido Monzino and
today houses a
museum devoted to his work.[citation needed]
Villa Melzi...
- (about 2,260 m (7,410 ft) in elevation) was
first climbed in 1958 by
Guido Monzino.
Other summits include the
Cuerno Prin****l,
about 2,100 m (6,900 ft) in...
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Helmholtz pitch notation). A
developer of the
Milanese style was
Antonio Monzino (Milan) and his
family who made them for six generations.
Samuel Adelstein...
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Camillo Pellissier,
member of an
Italian expedition directed by
Guido Monzino.
Between 4 and 6
August 1981,
seven ****anese
climbers of the same expedition...
- then by
Monzino, Spa. in 2002.[citation needed] "alfred.com".
Alfred Music.
Archived from the
original on 2017-07-12.
Retrieved 2016-02-19.
Monzino.it List...
- 1,700m
Refuge Maison Vieille - 1,956m
Refuge Élisabeth - 2,195m
Refuge Monzino - 2,590m
Refuge Francesco Gonella - 3,071m
Refuge Durier - 3,358m Refuge...
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Street in Lowell. His
heirs sold
Villa del
Balbianello in 1974 to
Guido Monzino. This
article incorporates public domain material from the Biographical...
