Umberto II of Italy (7636 bytes)
1: ...]]. He served as the last King of [[Italy]] for slightly over a month, from [[May 9]], [[1946]] to [[...
2: ...o4.jpg]]</td></tr><tr><td><center>'''- ''Umberto II'' -'''</center></td></tr></table>
4: ...1906]] - [[January 27]], [[2001]]). His children included:
5: :1. Maria Pia [[1934]]-
6: :2. [[Victor Emmanuel, Prince of Naples|Vittorio Emanuele]] [[1937]]-

Umberto I of Italy (7361 bytes)
1: ... of [[Italy]] from [[9 January]], [[1878]] until his death.
3: ...rt3.jpg]]</td></tr><tr><td><center>'''- ''Umberto I'' -'''</center></td></tr></table>
5: ...he covered the retreat of the Italian army, receiving the gold medal for valour.
7: ...rince of [[Naples]]; and [[Victor Emmanuel III of Italy]].
9: ...fe. The incident upset the health of Queen Margherita for several years.

Umberto (88 bytes)
1: '''Umberto''' is either:
2: * [[Umberto I of Italy]]
3: * [[Umberto II of Italy]]
4: {{disambig}}

Umberto Agnelli (1769 bytes)
1: ...est man with an approximate net worth of $1.5 billion US.
3: ... of the company. Umberto's daughter Anna also survives.
5: ==External links==
6: ...erson&uniqueId=5844&datatype=Person/ Forbes Rich List entry]
7: ...?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20040528/ap_on_bi_ge/obit_agnelli_3/ Yahoo news story on death]

Umberto Cassuto (4050 bytes)
1: ...', ([[1883]] - [[1951]]), was born in [[Florence, Italy]].
3: ==Early life and career==
4: ...his position, he moved to the [[Hebrew University of Jerusalem]].
6: ... the [[1990s]] he was for some years deputy mayor of Jerusalem.
8: ==Cassuto and higher biblical criticsm==

Umberto Guidoni (1161 bytes)
1: ...image:UmbertoGuidoni-NASA.jpg|frame|Umberto Guidoni]]
3: ...d a veteran of two [[NASA]] [[space shuttle]] missions.
5: ...[2001]], a visit to the [[International Space Station]].
7: ...n Parliament]] in the list of the [[Italian Communist Party]].
11: ==External link==

Umberto Nobile (1849 bytes)
1: ...e]], but he was more famous for his [[airship]] flights.
3: ...dsen as to who deserved the credit for the expedition.
5: ...his men and spent the rest of his life defending himself.
7: Amundsen died flying to Spitsbergen to take part in the search.
9: ...on is recounted in the movie ''[[The Red Tent (movie)|The Red Tent]]''.

Umberto Tozzi (436 bytes)
1: ...y|Italian]] pop singer and composer, born in [[Turin]].
3: ...which were adapted by American singer [[Laura Branigan]].
5: ==External link==
6: ...//www.umbertotozzi.com Official Umberto Tozzi website]
10: [[Category:1952 births|Tozzi, Umberto]]

Umberto Maglioli (1305 bytes)
1: ...podium, and scored a total of 3.33 championship points.
4: ...e: grands prix in '''bold''' denote '''points scoring''' races.)
6: {| border=1 cellspacing=0
21: | [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferr]]
23: | IND

Umberto Saba (3541 bytes)
1: ...as hampered by a life-long struggle with [[mental illness]].
3: ... very attached to her, and revered her memory in his poetry.
5: ... Lina, the following year. It was in 1910 that Poli adopted the [[nom de plume|''nom de plume'']] Sab...
7: ...orts were coldly received by critics. Saba served in the army from 1915-1918, but was never sent to t...
9: ...rew to contain over four hundred poems, spanning fifty years).

Umberto Bossi (6454 bytes)
1: ...Bossi, with a green [[Padania]]-inspired handkerchief.]]
3: ... that seeks autonomy or independence for northern Italy.
5: ==Politics==
7: ...her Legas in the [[Lega Nord]], of which he still is the federal secretary.
9: ===Ideological Background===

Umberto Eco (10307 bytes)
1: ...right|294px|thumb|Photo of Umberto Eco by Robert Birnbaum]]
2: ...[[novelist]] and [[philosopher]], best known for his novels and essays.
4: ==Biography and opus==
5: ...rks as a professor of semiotics at the University of [[Bologna]].
7: ... the two cut off from one another as if by a pane of glass.

Umberto Boccioni (1086 bytes)
1: ...lptor]] and a member of the [[Futurism (art)|futurist]] movement.
3: ...ermany]] which featured an exhibition on futurism in [[2001]].
4: Other important works include:
5: "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space", 1913, Bronze
6: "The City Rises", 1910, Painting

Umberto Giordano (1604 bytes)
1: ...[[November 12]], [[1948]]) was a composer, mainly of [[opera]].
3: ...Diaz'' (1894), but this was also a failure, taken off the stage after just two performances.
5: ...rks are much less well known, but occasionally revived.
9: *''Il Voto'' (1902)
10: *''Siberia'' (1903, revised 1927)

Arturo Umberto Illia (1412 bytes)
1: ...dical Civic Union]], he was a committed anti-Peronist.
3: ...ctions and he defeated Oscar Alende to become President.
5: ...industry and a drought which affected beef production.
7: ... [[1966]] his government was overthrown by the military.
12: <td width="30%" align="center">'''Preceded by''':<br>

Little Italy (1067 bytes)
1: ... a specific Italian neighbourhood, as in these cities:
3: ...[[Little Italy, Baltimore|Little Italy]] in [[Baltimore, Maryland]]
4: *[[Little Italy, Manhattan|Little Italy]] in [[Manhattan]], [[New York, New York]]
5: ... San Diego|Little Italy]] in [[San Diego, California]]
6: *[[Little Italy, Syracuse|Little Italy]] in [[Syracuse, New York]]

Italy (20894 bytes)
3: ...atican City]] are [[enclave]]s within Italian territory.
4: ...x #aaaaaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%;"
5: |+<big><big>'''Repubblica Italiana'''</big></big>
6: | align="center" colspan="2"|
7: ...2 cellspacing=0 style="background:#f9f9f9; text-align:center;"

Fiumicino, Italy (262 bytes)
1: ...Da Vinci airport]] is located. Leonardo Da Vinci airport serves [[Rome]].
3: ===External links===
4: ...http://www.fiumicino.net/ Official web page] (Italian)
6: {{Italy-geo-stub}}
7: [[Category:Cittaslow]]

Northeast Italy (242 bytes)
1: '''Northeast Italy'''
2: ...], [[Trentino-South Tyrol]], [[Friuli-Venezia Giulia]].
3: ...]] has also names Triveneto, Tre Venezie and Venezie.

Southern Italy (1395 bytes)
1: ...passes six of the country's 20&nbsp;autonomous regions:
2: *[[Basilicata]]
3: *[[Campania]]
4: *[[Calabria]]
5: *[[Molise]]

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