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Carlo Rossi (Celenza Valfortore, 29 December 1880 – Turin, 21 April 1967) was an Italian general during World War II.

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rdfs:label	Carlo Rossi (General) (de) Carlo Rossi (general) (en) Carlo Rossi (generale) (it)
rdfs:comment	Carlo Rossi (Celenza Valfortore, 29 December 1880 – Turin, 21 April 1967) was an Italian general during World War II. (en) Carlo Rossi (geboren am 29. Dezember 1880 in Celenza Valfortore; gestorben am 21. April 1967 in Turin) war ein italienischer General. Er nahm als Offizier der Alpini am Italienisch-Türkischen Krieg und am Ersten Weltkrieg teil. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg befehligte er auf verschiedenen Kriegsschauplätzen mehrere italienische Armeekorps. (de) Carlo Rossi (Celenza Valfortore, 29 dicembre 1880 – Torino, 21 aprile 1967) è stato un generale italiano. Pluridecorato, ha partecipato alla guerra italo-turca in qualità di tenente dell'8º Reggimento Alpini, alla prima guerra mondiale in qualità di capitano del 7º Reggimento Alpini e alla seconda guerra mondiale in qualità di generale del XXV Corpo d'armata. Nel 1967 il Consiglio comunale di Celenza Valfortore ha deciso di intitolargli una delle strade principali del centro cittadino (it)
foaf:name	Carlo Rossi (en)
name	Carlo Rossi (en)
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death place	Turin Italy
birth place	Celenza Valfortore Kingdom of Italy
dcterms:subject	1967 deaths Recipients of the Silver Medal of Military Valor 1880 births Italian generals Italian military personnel of World War I Italian military personnel of World War II Recipients of the Bronze Medal of Military Valor
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Calabria Cassibile (village) Catania Battle of Elaia–Kalamas Battle of Trebeshina Battle of Vittorio Veneto Antonio Cantore Udine Eastern Sicily Lieutenant 105th Infantry Division Rovigo 1967 deaths Colonel Order of the Crown of Italy Gela Genoa Gjirokastër Greco-Italian War Ministry of Defence (Italy) Mont Blanc Monte Piana Mount Etna La Spezia Naval Base Military Academy of Modena Military Order of Savoy Recipients of the Silver Medal of Military Valor Aosta Valley Armistice of Cassibile Libya Major Sicily Silver Medal of Military Valor Simeto Sixth Army (Italy) Skoki Avola 1880 births Celenza Valfortore Aide-de-camp Tofane Tomorr Turin White War 206th Coastal Division (Italy) 213th Coastal Division (Italy) 37th Infantry Division Modena 3rd Alpine Division Julia 4th Infantry Division Livorno 54th Infantry Division Napoli 58th Infantry Division Legnano 6th Alpine Division Alpi Graie 7th Alpini Regiment 8th Alpini Regiment Albania Alessandria Allied invasion of Sicily First Battle of Monte Grappa First World War Fiumefreddo di Sicilia Francavilla di Sicilia Bronze Medal of Military Valor Noto Parma Captain Hinterland

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