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Stornara is a town and
comune in the
province of
Foggia in the
Apulia region of
southeast Italy.
Stornara Airfield was a semi-permanent
heavy bomber airfield...
- Giulia,
Stornara and Torretta,
listed separately below. The Bomb
Groups under 304 Bomb Wing's command,
operated out of San Giovanni,
Giulia and
Stornara. 301...
- 1611; they also
purchased the
fiefdom of
Stornara, the
property of
Ordona and the
feudal farms of
Stornara and Carapelle. The
Jesuits were
expelled from...
- to a
series of
cities on
mainland Italy: Lucera, Girifalco, Acerenza,
Stornara,
Casal Monte Saraceno and
Castel Saraceno. From 1224 to 1239 some of these...
- US Army Air
Force during the
Second World War, Pohl had been
posted to
Stornara, in south-eastern Italy, as a
weather forecaster.
Shortly after learning...
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Gravina di San
Marco (ravine)
Natural reserves of
Monte Sant'Elia and
Stornara Numerous rock settlements, from the
Neolithic to the High
Middle Ages Vincenzo...
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Stezzano Stienta Stigliano Stignano Stilfs Stilo Stimigliano Stintino Stio
Stornara Stornarella Storo Stra
Stradella Strambinello Strambino Strangolagalli...
- Carapelle, Lavello, Manfredonia, Ordona, Orta Nova, San
Ferdinando di Puglia,
Stornara, Stornarella,
Trinitapoli and Zapponeta.
Cerignola is the
second biggest...
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Ferdinando di Puglia, San
Paolo di Civitate, San Severo, Serracapriola,
Stornara, Stornarella, Torremaggiore, Trinitapoli, Troia, Volturino, Zapponeta....
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Smaller groups of
Sicilian Muslims were also
deported to the
localities of
Stornara,
Casal Monte Saraceno and
Castel Saraceno as well as to Campania. The total...
