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Morbegno (Italian: [morˈbeɲɲo]; Lombard:
Morbegn [murˈbɛɲ] or
Murbegn [myrˈbɛɲ]; German: Morbend) is a
little town in the low
Valtellina Valley in Italy...
- renamed,
taking their new
names from the
location of
their logistic depot:
Morbegno, Tirano, Edolo, and the
newly formed Vestone.
During World War I the regiment...
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conquer the
Three Leagues. In 1525 his
forces were
defeated at the
Battle of
Morbegno but he
remained in
control of Chiavenna.
Following the battle, the Three...
- Villefranche-de-Conflent Cadaqués
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Turin 2nd Valenza...
- Heteroptera, Reduviidae). Il
Naturalista Valtellinese - Atti Mus. civ. St. Nat.
Morbegno (SO).
Rieger C., 1972 - Zu
Rhinocoris Hahn, 1833 (Heteroptera). Dtsch....
- Bellinzona, as well as
being active at the
Santuario dell'****unta di
Morbegno in
Morbegno.
Several of his
works can be
found in the
church of San
Zenone in...
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collegiate church dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries,
located in
Morbegno in the
Valtellina in
region of Lombardy, and
consecrated to St. John the...
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Italian Protestant pastor. Born in Lacchiarella, he
became the
pastor of
Morbegno. He was
captured by
Catholics and
burnt at the
stake in 1569. Marchetti...
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Andrea Grego (1400 in
Peschiera del
Garda – 18
January 1485 in
Morbegno) was a
Dominican friar and preacher. He is
venerated as a
Blessed in the Roman...
- areas:
Olona (Milan), Alto Po (Cremona),
Serio (Bergamo), Adda and
Oglio (
Morbegno),
Mella (Brescia),
Mincio (Mantua),
Panaro (Modena),
Crostolo (Reggio)...
