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Roncone (Roncon in
local dialect) was a
comune (muni****lity) in
Trentino in the
northern Italian region Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol,
located about 35...
- polearm. In English, the term 'Italian bill' is
applied to the
similar roncone or roncola, but the
Italian version tended to have a long
thrusting spike...
- A ranseur, also
called roncone, was a
polearm similar to the
partisan used in
Europe up to the 15th century. It was
still seen in
court as a ceremonial...
- Juan
Pablo Roncone (born 1982) is a
Chilean writer. He was born in
Arica in
northern Chile in 1982, and
moved to
Santiago in the
early 2000s to study...
- of
cartography Correll, Nikolaus; Hayes, Bradley; Heckman, Christoffer;
Roncone,
Alessandro (2022).
Introduction to
Autonomous Robots: Mechanisms, Sensors...
- race, UEC
European Junior Championships 3rd Tf GD
Dorigo 3rd Montichiari–
Roncone 6th
Overall Tour du Pays de Vaud 7th G.P.
Sportivi Sovilla-La
Piccola SanRemo...
- Preore,
Comano Terme,
Bleggio Superiore, Bondo, Bolbeno, Breguzzo, Zuclo,
Roncone, Lardaro,
Ledro and
Pieve di Bono. It is a
centre for
production of candles...
-
Fourth Army to stop
their retreat and
defend these positions between the
Roncone and the
Tomatico mountains, with the
support of the
Second Army. The Austro-Hungarians...
- pla**** by then head-coach of the
Cornell Raiders,
Wilbert Roncone (billed as "Wilbur
Roncone"). The film was
released theatrically in
Europe in
March 1987...
- in
continuous operations since its
first concert in
April 1950.
Edward Roncone served as the
first Music Director and Conductor, and the
inaugural performance...
