satire founded in Rome in 1892, by Guido Podrecca (1865–1923) and Gabriele Galantara (1867–1937), a former mathematics student, designer and cartoonist...
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Ivanoe Bonomi, Walter Mocchi, Alessandro Schiavi, Oddino Morgari and Gabriele Galantara as editors. The last one was a designer and satirical cartoonist who...
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politicians Francesco Crispi and Arturo Labriola and journalist Gabriele Galantara. Propaganda Massonica was banned in 1925, alongside all other Masonic...
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Italian Italy 1892–1925 Guido Podrecca (Goliardo), Giosuè Carducci, Gabriele Galantara (Ratalanga) Weekly Paper Satire Bałamut (Philanderer) Polish Russian...
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Antonio Beltramelli, Via Eugenio Checchi, Via Giuseppe Fava, Via Gabriele Galantara, Via Filippo Meda, Via Mario Pannunzio, Via Emilio Salgari, Via Renato...
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Issue no. 242, featuring Gabriele Galantara (18 November 1905)....
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9: Hiroshi Hirata, Japanese comic artist, (d. 2021). January 10: Gabriele Galantara, Italian journalist, caricaturist and comics artist, dies at age 73...
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best joke) 2019 "Massimo Troisi" Award for best comical writing "Gabriele Galantara" Satire & Caricature International Award Macchianera Italian Awards...
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published on a weekly basis was Alberto Cianca. Contributors included Gabriele Galantara, founder and editor of L'Asino, and Stefano Siglienti. Luigi Pirandello...
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Donkey) in Rome, a magazine of political satire, by Guido Podrecca and Gabriele Galantara. December 6 – Giolitti's Treasury Minister, Bernardino Grimaldi, and...
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