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IIttaallyy AAiirr AAcceess 11993366--11994455 Regia Aeronautica, Aeronautica Militare Italiana, Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana, Super Aereo Regia Aeronautica, Italian Co-Belligerent AF, Stato Maggiore Regia Aeronautica Jan J. Šafařík http://math.fce.vutbr.cz/safarik/ACES/ © 2005-2007 Jan Josef Šafařík Thu Jan 11 17:55:02 CET 2007 By total number of victories Capitano Franco Lucchini Medaglia d'Oro al Valor Militare 24 December 1917 – 5 July 1943 Copyright © Jan J. Šafařík Victories Name Confirmed Probable Damaged Other Victories Units Comments Lucchini, Franco 74 [22+52] 2 9 [6+3] 0+5 gr, 0+3 gr.dam. 19a, 90a, c 84a, c 10° Gr 1 SpCW Reiner, Giulio 67 [10+57] 30 [7+23] 11 [2+9] 3+3 gr c 73a Martinoli, Teresio 37 [23+14] 1 5 [1+4] 384a, 78a, 84a, 73a, 9° Gr C-B AF 22 [1] Fanali, Duilio Sergio 34 [2+32] 2 [0+2] 160a, 155° Gr Botto, Ernesto ‘Gamba di Ferro’ 28 [8+20] 5 [1+4] 32a, 9° Gr 5+5 SpCW, 7 [1] Minguzzi, Vittorio 26 [15+11] 13 [12+1] 22 [7+15] 10 gr 359a, c 22° Gr 3+4 SpCW, 5 [1] Solaro, Claudio 26 [12+14] 1 20 gr XVI° Gr, c 70a 1 SpCW, 11 [1] Ferrulli, Leonardo 25 [22+3] 1 1 91a, 90a 1 SpCW, 21 [1] Monti, Luigi 22 [8+14] 24a, 84a 5 SpCW Torresi, Giulio 20 [10+10] 7 [5+2] 11 [0+11] 77a, 362a, c 3a ANR Drago, Ugo 20 [17+3] 363a, c 4a ANR Piccolomini Clementini, Ranieri 19 [7+12] 7 [4+3] 4 97a, c 90a, c 10° Gr Bordoni-Bisleri, Franco 'Robur' 19 4 18 shared 95a, 85a, 83a Visintini, Mario 19 [17+2] 1 0+32 gr XVI° Gr, 91a, 413a, 412a 1 SpCW Gorrini, Luigi 19 9 85a, 2a ANR Baschirotto, GianLino 19 [11+8] 1 [0+1] 1a, 4a, 24a, 88a 5+2 -
Reformatting the European Integration Process: Opportunities and Risks for the Ukraine-Eu Association
REFORMATTING THE EUROPEAN INTEGRATION PROCESS: OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS FOR THE UKRAINE-EU ASSOCIATION КYIV-2019 Reformatting the European Integration Process: Opportunities and Risks for the Ukraine-EU Association / V. Sidenko (project manager) et al. – Kyiv: Zapovit Publishing House, 2019. – 228p. Layout and design – Oleksandr Shaptala, Tetiana Ovsianyk This publication was prepared on the basis of the Razumkov Centre’s research project on “Reformatting the European Integration Process: Opportunities and Risks for the Ukraine-EU Association”, implemented in 2018 under the leadership of the Centre’s Senior Researcher on Economic Issues, Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Doctor of Economics Volodymyr Sidenko. This publication presents an analytical report that summarises the main directions of policies to reformat the European integration process and introduce changes into the mechanisms of the European Union. It carries out a coherent analysis of key determinants underlying the crisis in European integration that led to the current changes in its functioning, as well as identifies baseline potential scenarios of further EU development. Special attention is paid to the issues of completion of the EU’s Economic and Monetary Union, which are singled out in a separate, most voluminous section of the report. The final section of the report analyses potential influence of the European integration reformatting on Ukraine and the Ukraine-EU Association. The report is supplemented with materials that analyse the institutional development of the EU and its policies in the security sector. The publication also contains three extensive articles, which present an analysis of EU problems in the security and defence sector, migrant crisis issues and European migration policy, as well as the UK’s exit from the EU and the potential impact of this event on the EU in the future. -
ISIS in Libya: a Major Regional and International Threat
המרכז למורשת המודיעין (מל"מ) מרכז המידע למודיעין ולטרור January 2016 ISIS in Libya: a Major Regional and International Threat ISIS operatives enter the coastal city of Sirte in north-central Libya on February 18, 2015, in a show of strength accompanied by dozens of vehicles (Twitter.com, Nasher.me). Since then ISIS has established itself in Sirte and the surrounding areas, turning the entire region into its Libyan stronghold and a springboard for spreading into other regions. Overview 1. In 2015 ISIS established two strongholds beyond the borders of its power base in Iraq and Syria: the first in the Sinai Peninsula, where it wages determined fighting against the Egyptian security forces. The second is situated in the north- central Libyan city of Sirte and its surroundings, where it has established territorial control and from where it seeks to take over the entire country. It intends to turn Libya into a springboard for terrorism and the subversion of the rest of North Africa, the sub-Saharan countries, and southern Europe. The firm territorial base ISIS constructed in Libya is the only one outside IraQ and Syria, and is potentially a greater regional and international threat. 2. ISIS could establish itself in Libya because of the chaos prevalent after the execution of Muammar Qaddafi. As in Iraq and Syria, the governmental-security vacuum created by the collapse of the central government was filled by nationalist and Islamist organizations, local and regional tribal militias and jihadist organizations. The branch of ISIS in Libya exploited the lack of a functioning government and 209-15 2 the absence of international intervention to establish itself in the region around Sirte and from there to aspire to spread throughout Libya. -
Libya Weekly Security Preview
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Censura Teatrale E Fascismo (1931-1944) La Storia, L'archivio, L'inventario
PUBBLICAZIONI DEGLI ARCHIVI DI STATO STRUMENTI CLX ARCHIvIO CENTRALE DELLO STATO Censura teatrale e fascismo (1931-1944) La storia, l'archivio, l'inventario a cura di PATRIZIA FERRARA II MINISTERO PER I BENI E LE ATTIVITÀ CULTURALI DIREZIONE GENERALE PER GLI ARCHIVI 2004 DIREZIONE GENERALE PER GLI ARCHIVI SERVIZIO DOCUMENTAZIONE E PUBBLICAZIONI ARCHIVISTICHE Direttore generale per gli archivi: Salvatore Italia Direttore del Servizio documentazione e pubblicazioni archivistiche: Antonio Dentoni-Litta SOMMARIO Comitato per le pubblicazioni: Salvatore Italia, presidente; Paola Carucci, Antonio Deutoni Litta, Ferruccio Ferruzzi, Cosimo Damiano Fonseca, Guido Melis, Puncuh, Claudio Pavone, Leopaldo Isabella Ricci, Antonio Romiti, I Isidoro Soffietti, Giuseppe Talamo; Moro, segretaria. Lucia Fauci Presentazione, di Paola Carucci VII Cura redazionale: Mauro Tosti-Croce Premessa ................... .... ... ........ ........ XI INTRODUZIONE La storia Religione, politica e «privacy>>: i criteri di censura prima dell'Unità 3 La delega ai prefetti ne I 1864, tra dismissione del teatn e logIche minimaliste .......................................... 7 . Te atro e «mass media»: la centralizzazione della censura nel penodo fascista .................................... .... ... 19 Leopoldo Zurlo, censore e «pedagogQ» ....................... 35 . «Caro Zurlo, ti scrivo... »: il rapporto con gli autori e con I racco- mandanti ...................................... 53 I criteri e le tecniche di censura ....................... 66 Le regole generali: pregio -
Comando Generale Dell'arma Dei Carabinieri Centro Nazionale Di Selezione E Reclutamento
Comando Generale dell'Arma dei Carabinieri Centro Nazionale di Selezione e Reclutamento Concorso Concorso per 33 sottotenenti del Ruolo Normale Test per la preparazione alla prova preliminare Le risposte esatte sono quelle sottolineate Figura 1 Excel Figura 2 Excel Figura 3 Word Figura 4 Word Figura 5 Word 1 Ai sensi del Codice della strada la 2 Sinonimo di compendio delimitazione del centro abitato è di competenza: A. sinossi A. del Comune B. salario B. della Provincia C. sinodo C. del Prefetto D. retribuzione D. del Ministro dei Trasporti e delle Infrastrutture 3 Giallo, rosso e blu sono detti colori: 4 Quali Paesi vennero aiutati economicamente grazie al piano Marshall? A. Fondamentali A. I Paesi europei B. Secondari B. I Paesi africani C. Complementari C. I Paesi asiatici D. Terziari D. I Paesi latino-americani 5 Contrario di investigatore 6 L’equatore divide la superficie terrestre in due emisferi: quello nord è l'emisfero… A. pedinato A. boreale B. telefilm B. australe C. poliziotto C. polare D. carabiniere D. glaciale 7 Di quale paese è stato presidente Kim Il- 8 Chi è stato il primo presidente dell'ENI? sung? A. Enrico Mattei A. Corea del Nord B. Eugenio Cefis B. Cina C. Franco Reviglio C. Giappone D. Marcello Boldrini D. Taiwan 9 In quale anno fu fondata la Confederazione 10 Cosa è una VPN? Generale del Lavoro (CGIL)? A. Una connessione criptata verso un'altra A. Nel 1906 rete che sfrutta internet come portante B. Nel 1916 B. Una rete privata C. Nel 1919 C. Una rete criptata D. Nel 1901 D. -
Russian Philat4.Y I
irnstt 'Ille;ouu Russian Philat4.Y I No. s, Nooem6er, 1171 Publlehed by the BrlUeh 8oolety of Ruealan Phlla&ely London THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF RUSSIAN PHILATELY THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIETY OF RUSSIAN PHILATELY (Founded 1936) Edited by I. L. G. Baillie The Grange, Thornbury Road, Thornbury, Bristol BS12 2JB, UK No. 56, November, 1979 Page 3 Editorial 3 Estonian Mail routes (Swedish period) A. Saardson 7 1838 : 'Via Naslednik' cover P. Lewis 8 Aus Russland-Addendum 2 R. Pitio 8 Routing of TPO'S to 1917 I. L. G. Baillie 31 Used Abroad-Forgeries M. Liphschutz, R.D.P. and I. Maglowski 32 TPO marks (TPO 298; Ketritsevo) Rev. L. L. Tann 32 Used Abroad notes 0. Faberge, W. Frauenlob and S. Gibrick 33 Russia used in Finland and vice versa W. Frauenlob 33 Ship and river boat cancellations I. L. G. Baillie 34 Vert. laid 70 kop.-Variety W. Frauenlob 35 Stamp booklets S. Kelly 35 Machine cancellations Dr. A. H. Wortman 37 Reply cards used in Russia Dr. A. H. Wortman 37 1916: 20/14k. Romanov-Variety Rev. L. L. Tann 37 1917: Censor cover ex Portuguese Ambassador D. Mush/in 38 Italian forces in the Far East L. Buzzelli 38 1919/20: Far East Republic DVR overprint G. G. Werbicky 39 1918: Dorpat occupation surcharge E. S. Poulter 39 Russian Refugee Post-Part 3 J. G. Moyes 47 Volga Famine Relief issue H. Norwood 48 More Soviet Varieties L. A. Kolot and M. Shmuely 49 1973-9: U .K. receipt marks on mail from Tartu J. -
Fighter PILOTS 1939 - 1945 a UNIVERSAL PROMOTIONS E-BOOK Copyright © Universal Promotions Limited 2010
COMMEMORATIVE E-BOOK WORLD WAR II FIGHTER PILOTS 1939 - 1945 A UNIVERSAL PROMOTIONS E-BOOK Copyright © Universal Promotions Limited 2010 WWII Fighter Pilots Commemorative E-Book is published by ArtToFly.Org by agreement with Universal Promotions Ltd ArtToFly is a non-profit organisation sponsored by Universal Promotions, established to raise funds for the Douglas Bader Foundation’s Disabled Children’s Flying Days programme Copyright © Universal Promotions Limited Copyright © of the paintings jointly held by artist Darryl Legg and Universal Promotions Limited Pilots’ Memoirs first published by Universal Promotions in UK in 1982 Reprinted as an E-Book in 2010 Universal Promotions Limited asserts its rights to be identified as authors of this work in accordance with the Copyright, Designs, and Patents Act,1988 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system for onward transmission, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, by photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission in writing by the publisher and copyright holder. To remove any of the material in this e-book and offer it for sale in any way, whether processed or not, constitutes an infringement of copyright which will be strictly enforced by the publisher Editor: Pat Barnard Artist: Darryl Legg Art Editor: Zahid Al-Gafoor Technical Editor: Rhys Thomas Production: Image Centre, Bath Typesetting: Arun Weston Proofreader: Amy Barnard For more information about the Douglas Bader Foundation’s Disabled Children’s Flying Days programme please visit: www.arttofly.org WORLD WAR II FIGHTER PILOTS Commemorative E-Book God send me to see suche a company together agayne when need is. -
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Libya Weekly Operational Preview
. Libya Weekly Operational Preview April 25, 2021 Prepared by: Risk Analysis Team, Libya © 2021 GardaWorld Proprietary GardaWorld Proprietary GardaWorld 1 202 1 © Table of Contents Outlook .................................................................................................. 3 Short Term Outlook .............................................................................................................................. 3 Medium to Long Term Outlook ............................................................................................................. 3 Executive Summary ............................................................................... 3 Political Developments ......................................................................................................................... 3 Military Developments .......................................................................................................................... 4 Security Developments ......................................................................................................................... 4 International Security Developments .................................................................................................... 5 Coronavirus .......................................................................................................................................... 5 Migrant Crisis ....................................................................................................................................... -
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MAX WEBER PROGRAMME EUI Working Papers MWP 2009/08 MAX WEBER PROGRAMME BORDERLINES IN THE BOR DERLANDS: DEFINING DIFFERENCE THROUGH HISTORY, RACE , AND " " CITIZENSHIP IN FASCIST ITALY Roberta Pergher EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE , FLORENCE MAX WEBER PROGRAMME Borderlines in the Borderlands: Defining difference through history, “race”, and citizenship in Fascist Italy ROBERTA PERGHER EUI W orking Paper MWP 2009/08 This text may be downloaded for personal research purposes only. Any additional reproduction for other purposes, whether in hard copy or electronically, requires the consent of the author(s), editor(s). If cited or quoted, reference should be made to the full name of the author(s), editor(s), the title, the working paper or other series, the year, and the publisher. The author(s)/editor(s) should inform the Max Weber Programme of the EUI if the paper is to be published elsewhere, and should also assume responsibility for any consequent obligation(s). ISSN 1830-7728 © 2009 Roberta Pergher Printed in Italy European University Institute Badia Fiesolana I – 50014 San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) Italy www.eui.eu cadmus.eui.eu Abstract The paper discusses the colony in Libya and the province of South Tyrol under Fascism. It focuses on their status as “borderlands” and what that meant in terms of defining the difference between the native populations on the one hand and the immigrant Italian population on the other. In particular, the paper analyzes the place afforded to the Libyan and the South Tyrolean populations in Italian ideology and legislation. It discusses the relevance of the myth of Rome for Italy’s expansion and analyzes various taxonomies of difference employed in the categorization of the “other,” in particular racial and religious markers of difference. -
Italy-Ww2.Pdf
Italy Air Aces 1936-1945 Regia Aeronautica, Aeronautica Militare Italiana, Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana, Super Aereo Regia Aeronautica, Italian Co-Belligerent AF, Stato Maggiore Regia Aeronautica Jan J. Šafařík http://aces.safarikovi.org/ http://aces.safarikovi.eu/ © 2005 – 2018 Jan Josef Šafařík Fri Dec 21 13:27:15 CET 2018 Regia Aeronautica Copyright © Jan J. Šafařík By total number of victories Capitano Franco Lucchini Medaglia d'Oro al Valor Militare 24 December 1917 – 5 July 1943 Copyright © Jan J. Šafařík Victories Name Confirmed Probable Damaged Other Victories Units Comments Lucchini, Franco 74 [22+52] 4 [2+2] 9 [6+3] 0+5 gr, 0+3 gr.dam. 19a, 90a, c 84a, c 10° Gr 1 SpCW Reiner, Giulio 67 [10+57] 30 [7+23] 11 [2+9] 3+3 gr c 73a Martinoli, Teresio 36 [22+14] 3 [2+1] 5 [1+4] 384a, 78a, 84a, 73a, 9° Gr C-B AF 22 [1] Fanali, Duilio Sergio 34 [2+32] 2 [0+2] 160a, 155° Gr Botto, Ernesto ‘Gamba di Ferro’ 28 [8+20] 5 [1+4] 32a, 9° Gr 5+5 SpCW, 7 [1] Minguzzi, Vittorio 26 [15+11] 13 [12+1] 22 [7+15] 10 gr 35a, 19a, 359a, c 22° Gr 3+4 SpCW, 5 [1] Monti, Luigi 26 [8+18] 2 [0+2] 1 c 90a, 24a, c 84a, c 10° Gr, c 4° St 5 SpCW Solaro, Claudio 26 [12+14] 1 20 gr XVI° Gr, c 70a 1 SpCW, 11 [1] Ferrulli, Leonardo 25 [22+3] 3 [1+2] 1 91a, 90a 1 SpCW, 21 [1] Romagnoli, Carlo 24 [11+13] 6 [0+6] 26a, 10° Gr 9 SpCW Torresi, Giulio 20 [10+10] 7 [5+2] 11 [0+11] 77a, 362a, c 3a ANR Drago, Ugo 20 [17+3] 363a, c 4a ANR Piccolomini Clementini, Ranieri 19 [7+12] 7 [4+3] 4 97a, c 90a, c 10° Gr Bordoni-Bisleri, Franco 'Robur' 19 4 possibly 18 shared 95a,