Udine, Giovanni da
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Udine, Giovanni da (1487–1561/4). Italian painter, stuccoist, and architect, born at Udine near Venice. He was one of
Raphael's leading assistants in Rome and is chiefly important for his role in reviving antique techniques of
stucco and the ancient taste for
grotesques, inspired by archaeological discoveries. His light and graceful style, seen best in the Vatican Loggie (1517–19), was imitated all over Europe, particularly by
Neoclassical designers. In 1522 he returned to Udine; he spent most of the rest of his life there, but he had further sojourns in Rome (where he died) and also worked in Florence and Venice.
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QLD: Tobruk Rats and Rommel s men now mates
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 4/8/2001; 641 words
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$6000 for rats of Tobruk schools project.
M2 Presswire; 2/14/2001; 629 words
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Peter Cochrane Tobruk 1941.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Sabretache; 9/1/2005; ; 700+ words
; Peter Cochrane Tobruk 1941. ABC Books, 2005, Hard cover dust...illustrated portrayal of the siege of Tobruk uses photos from the Australian War Memorial...heroic renditions. For the photographers, Tobruk was the new Gallipoli. An opportunity...
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Vic: Rats of Tobruk get to stay in their "rat hole"
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 4/19/2007; 584 words
; ...Australia) 04-19-2007 Vic: Rats of Tobruk get to stay in their "rat hole" By Catherine...they defended the North African port of Tobruk against an unrelenting German foe. But...than 60 years after the historic siege of Tobruk in which the Desert Rats held out against...
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Fed: Tobruk not offering luxury sea voyages for honeymooners
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 6/8/2000; 358 words
; ...News (Australia) 06-08-2000 Fed: Tobruk not offering luxury sea voyages for honeymooners...Evacuees from Honiara boarding HMAS Tobruk will take no more than a few seconds to...to Mogadishu, Dili and Bougainville, Tobruk is no cruise liner. "I am not promising...
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Tobruk: The Great Siege Reassessed. (book reviews)
Magazine article from: History: Review of New Books; 3/22/1997; ; 700+ words
; ...October 1996 The nine-month siege of Tobruk in 1941 was the longest in British military...led by the redoubtable Erwin Rommel. Tobruk owed its importance to the fact that Rommel...which it was supplied. And so long as Tobruk remained in British possession, Rommel...
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NSW: Digger remembers Tobruk
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 4/25/2001; 545 words
; ...04-25-2001 NSW: Digger remembers Tobruk By Ruth Peters SYDNEY, April 25 AAP...Imperial Force (AIF), he was a Rat of Tobruk, fought at El Alamein and was fighting...German army to Libya for the siege of Tobruk in April 1941. Today he recalled an incident...
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Vic: Rats of Tobruk band on way to Tobruk battlefield
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 9/4/2009; 335 words
; ...General News (Australia) 09-04-2009 Vic: Rats of Tobruk band on way to Tobruk battlefield MELBOURNE, Sept 4 AAP - The 30 members of the Melbourne-based Rats of Tobruk band are due to make their first ever visit to the...
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Fed: Tobruk replenished at sea
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 6/11/2000; 473 words
; ...News (Australia) 06-11-2000 Fed: Tobruk replenished at sea CANBERRA, June 11 AAP - The HMAS Tobruk, ferrying more than 400 Australians and...this morning, the Navy said. The HMAS Tobruk left the capital, Honiara, yesterday...
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Middle-distance a mystery for Tobruk
Newspaper article from: The Press; 11/27/1998; 572 words
; ...Richardson was asking himself one question after Tobruk won the $150,000 Bayer Classic (1600m...soft track conditions may have worked in Tobruk's favour in the Group One race. The win was Tobruk's fourth from seven starts and all of the...
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Tobruk
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of the Modern Middle East and North Africa
TOBRUK Small Libyan seaport west of the Egyptian...of fierce fighting during World War II. Tobruk had been occupied by General Erwin Rommel...1941, Rommel's counter-offensive left Tobruk under siege until December, when it was...
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Tobruk, Siege of
Book article from: A Dictionary of World History
Tobruk, Siege of (1941–42) German siege of British and Commonwealth troops in Tobruk in North Africa in World War II. When General WAVELL's army captured Tobruk in January 1941 some 25,000 Italian troops were...
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Tobruk, battle of
Book article from: A Dictionary of British History
Tobruk, battle of, 1941. The Libyan port of Tobruk, 50 miles from the Egyptian frontier, was captured from...subsequently defeated the British, but it was decided to hold Tobruk. The siege of Tobruk began on 10 April 1941, and the port...
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Tobruk, sieges of
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to World War II
Tobruk, sieges of. Rommel's victories in the...Morshead . Rommel realized he must eliminate Tobruk before advancing into Egypt, but his forces...again, but was again repulsed. By now Tobruk had become a cause célè...
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Sidi Rezegh battles
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to World War II
...corps through Rommel's forces besieging Tobruk while the infantry corps advanced along...then link up with a break-out by the Tobruk garrison, and the Allied forces would...20 mi.) south-east of Tobruk, lay between this British thrust and...
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