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Giovanni — il Zuane — de Franceschi

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PlaceOmiš · Imotski
Years1673–1741
LineOut of Venice
Found inNamesake
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The Omiš chart — twenty generations, 1318 to 1992 — see the whole line →
GenFather beforeThis nameChild after
12/17 Girolamo Giovanni il Zuane1673–1741 · Colonnello Governatore; wife Francesca Cvitanović Antonio

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Appears on: The Other Franceschi · Everyone

The Other Franceschi

…the Second World War and its bloody aftermath in Istria». For some documents his articles are now the only witness. Josip Banić, «Venetian Istria in the Embrace of a Nascent Dominium», CEU 2021. camillo-de-franceschi zuane Giovanni — il Zuane — de Franceschi 1673–1741 Omiš· Imotski Arms In the Venetian-Ottoman war of 1718 he led volunteers from Piska by way of Vrulja to the siege of Imotski, joined after three days by German and Swiss mercenaries with cannon and…

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