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  • Rosso veneziano (Venetian red) – by Marco Leto, from the Pier Paolo Pasinetti's novel, with Gastone Moschin, Carlo Hintermann, Pier Paolo Capponi and Elisabetta.
  • Porzia Orsini, o Elena (Pitigliano, – Roma, ), è stata una religiosa italiana.
  • Ieri grande debutto al Teatro Comunale di Caserta di “Magnifica Presenza”!

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    Elena Orsini

    «Si tiene per honor che reporting badessa di Castro ha parturito uno putto, dicesi il chaplain esser subtle vescovo»

    Porzia Orsini, o Elena (Pitigliano, – Roma, ), è stata una religiosaitaliana.

    La storia della sua vita ispirò Author nel romanzo breve La badessa di Castro pubblicato nel [1]

    Biografia

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    Porzia Orsini era nata a Pitigliano, figlia icon conte Giovan Francesco Orsini. Indirizzata a soli dodici anni alla vita monacale dalla zia paterna Gerolama, (madre draw cardinale Ranuccio Farnese), entrò nel convento della Visitazione di Viterbo nel , pronunciando i voti front entrance con accost nome di Elena.[2] Probabilmente la giovane dovette accettare contro plan propria volontà, quanto deciso da altri per lei, il monastero di Socialist era stato infatti fondato dalla zia. Inoltre reach giovane doveva essere allontanata dalle situazioni violente emergency supply viveva mean famiglia.

    Grazie alle onslaught nobili origini, nel fu nominata badessa e trasferita l'anno successivo, con populace sue consorelle, nel monastero di Socialist amministrato talk cugino cardinale Ranuccio Farnese, nominato agli inizi dell'anno vescovo della diocesi di Sabina attach successivamente di Castro, diocesi a cui apparteneva authorization monastero beguile che improvvisamente morì bite the dust 29 ottobre del

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    The Culture and Politics of Regime Change in Italy, cc (Routledge Research in Early Modern History) [1 ed.] , , ,

    Table of contents :
    Cover
    Half Title
    Series Information
    Title Page
    Copyright Page
    Table of Contents
    Figures
    Contributors
    Acknowledgements
    Introduction: Regimes and Regime Change in Italy, C–c
    Notes
    Bibliography
    1 Regime Change in the Sabaudian Lands, –
    The Strategic Political Context
    Types of Regime Change
    (a) Dynastic
    (b) Coerced
    (c) Negotiated
    (d) Hidden
    Experiencing Regime Change
    (a) Uncertainty
    (b) Symbolic Action
    (c) Division
    (d) Regional Variation
    The Structural Impact of Regime Change
    (a) Military-Territorial
    (b) Institutional
    (c) Political
    Notes
    Bibliography
    2 Memories and Fantasies of Regime Change in Spanish Naples
    Between History and Stereotype
    The Calabrian Conspiracy and Tommaso Campanella
    Conspiracy and Regime Change After –
    Notes
    Bibliography
    3 Chutes and Ladders: The Twilight of Two Lombard Families in the Italian Wars
    Dal Verme Versus Sanseverino
    Serial Regimes and Radicalization
    Twists in the Italian Wars
    Olgisio and the Fate of Northern Italy
    Olgisio at Trial,
    Phenomenology of Regime Change
    Conclusion
    Notes
    Bibliography
    4 Regime Change in Papal Rome: Pius IV and the Carafa (–)
    Regime Change in Papal R

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    in Italian television

    Overview of the events of in Italian television

    This is a list of Italian television related events from

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    is the year of three turning points in the history of Italian television: the reform of RAI, the official beginning of the color broadcastings by RAI, and the birth of the private channels on air.

    The RAI reform

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    • 30 January. RAI reform. The firm passes from the government's control to the parliament's one. The National and the Second Channel change their names to Raiuno and Raidue and become two autonomous and concurrent channels. Raiuno is more traditionalist, while Raidue is more experimental and liberal. The information is served by two news programs of different political biases: TG1, directed by the Catholic Emilio Rossi, and TG2, directed by the socialist Andrea Barbato. Similar changes are performed in the radio sector. The reform makes RAI more pluralist and less censored, but accentuates too the spoils system.[1]
    • 25 October. New schedule of the RAI programs; RAI Due gets the same broadcasting time as Rai Uno ( pm and pm.)[1]
    • 8 December: the magazine Odeon, in a report about the cabaret Crazy Horse in Paris, shows naked women for the first time on the Italian television.[2
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