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...888), Italian [[politician|statesman]] and [[diplomat]], was a native of [[Turin]]. ...prefect of [[Ravenna]] to suppress political disorder. He was defeated at Turin in the [[1870 Italian general election|elections for the Chambrin in 1870]] ...

| birth_place = [[Turin]], [[Kingdom of Sardinia]] | death_place = Turin, [[Italy]] ...

| birth_place = [[Turin]], [[Kingdom of Sardinia]] ...ers of the Kingdom of Sardinia|Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Sardinia]] from 19 August to 11 October 1848.<ref name=":02">{{Cite web |title=ALFIERI DI S ...

| death_place = Turin, Italy ...d diplomat. He was president of the Council of the [[Kingdom of Sardinia]] from 1742 to 1745. ...

...logist and writer, he received a doctorate in law from the [[University of Turin]], later entering the consular career. ...as also the first Italian consul in the [[Italian concession in Tianjin]], from 1901 to 1904. In those years he created and published the "Bollettino Itali ...

...of France in Genoa. He was commander-in-chief of French troops on Corsica from May 1768 to July 1769 during the [[French conquest of Corsica|Conquest of C [[Category:18th-century French diplomats]] ...

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...to [[Turin]]. He carried out his university studies at the [[University of Turin]], under the guidance of the orientalist [[:it:Oscar Botto|Oscar Botto]]. ...

...extraordinary. He was [[Ambassador (diplomacy)|ambassador]] at [[Madrid]] from 1758 to 1761, filling a difficult position with credit and dignity, and ran ...[List of diplomats from the United Kingdom to Sardinia|British Minister at Turin]]|years=1755–1758 }} ...

Tournon was born of a noble [[Savoy]]ard family at [[Turin]] on 21 December 1668; died in confinement at [[Colonial Macau|Macau]], 8 J ...came to abolish the Chinese rites among the native Christians, he demanded from all missionaries on pain of immediate expulsion a promise to retain these r ...

...Sweden|foreign minister]] of the [[United Kingdoms of Norway and Sweden]] from 1868 to 1871.<ref name="NF">{{cite encyclopedia |title=Wachtmeister, 14. Ka ...openhagen]] in 1858. In September 1861 he was sent as a special envoy to [[Turin]] and later in 1861 appointed envoy first in [[Constantinople]] and then in ...

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| death_place = [[Turin]], [[Piedmont]], Italy | alma_mater = {{ubl|[[Polytechnic University of Turin]]|[[NATO Defense College]]}} ...

|alma_mater = [[University of Turin]] After graduating in law in [[Turin]], he joined Italy's foreign service, working as a diplomat in [[Washington ...

| alma_mater = [[University of Turin]] ...ferrato]] on 16 September 1910. He graduated in law at the [[University of Turin]] in 1931 and the following year entered the Italian diplomatic service. He ...

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...the judicial career. He was appointed president of the court of appeal in Turin and in 1926 as a counselor of the supreme court di cassation.<ref>{{cite bo ...nt. The experience in Nanjing was fatal to the professor. Lavagna suffered from high fevers, dysentery, and ophthalmic infections, but continued lecturing ...

...attaché at [[Tehran]]. In 1863, he was transferred to [[Turin]], and from Turin in 1866 to [[St. Petersburg]] as second secretary.<ref name="DNB">{{cite DN ...at Madrid 1882–5, and at Constantinople 1886–93, and minister at Belgrade from 1893 until 1898. He negotiated the treaty of commerce with the [[Kingdom of ...

...1790–1791. He was instructed by [[Charles François Dumouriez]] to go to [[Turin]] and attempt to break off the alliance between [[Victor Amadeus III of Sar ...ecuted [[List of French monarchs|King]] [[Louis XVI of France|Louis XVI]], from the [[Temple (Paris)|Temple prison]]<ref name="EB1911"/> ...