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1Grand Admiral — is a historic naval rank, generally being the highest such rank present in any particular country. Its most notable use is in Germany mdash; the German word is Großadmiral .FranceIn Bourbon Restoration France, the rank was an honorific one… …
2Comparative officer ranks of World War II — The following table shows comparative officer ranks of major Allied and Axis powers during World War II. For modern ranks refer to Comparative military ranks. KEY: Navy Army Air Force[1] Waffen SS/Allgemeine SS Generic ranks not specific to any… …
3grande — gràn·de agg., s.m. I. agg. FO I 1a. che supera la misura ordinaria per quanto riguarda le dimensioni: un grande palazzo, un grande giardino Sinonimi: grosso, imponente. Contrari: angusto, piccolo, ridotto. I 1b. che ha una determinata grandezza:… …
4Naval officer ranks — Navies have military rank systems that often are quite different from those of armies or air forces. Sometimes, services that are considered parts of the navy – marine or amphibious corps – use the army style ranks instead, while the ranks listed …
5André Provana de Leyni — Andrea Provana di Leynì Naissance 1511 Leinì, États de Savoie Décès 29 mai 1592 (à 80 ou 81 ans) Nice, États de Savoie Origine Piémontaise Allégeance …
6Église de la Martorana de Palerme — Église de la Martorana La Martorana vue de la Place Bellini Présentation Nom local Chiesa della Martorana Culte Catholique Début de la construction …
7Eglise de la Martorana de Palerme — Église de la Martorana de Palerme La Martorana vue de la Place Bellini …
8Martorana — Église de la Martorana de Palerme La Martorana vue de la Place Bellini …
9Ernesto Burzagli — jeune Ernesto Burzagli (Modène, 7 juin 1873 – Montevarchi, 13 septembre 1944) est un amiral, homme politique et photographe italien …
10Origin theories of Christopher Columbus — Christopher Columbus depicted in The Virgin of the Navigators by Alejo Fernández, 1531–36. The exact origin of Christopher Columbus (his national or ethnic background) has been a source of speculation since the 19th century.[1] However, it is… …
