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10 Notable deaths
 in Rome

Giuseppe Garibaldi II

Italian general, granchild of italian patriot giuseppe garibaldi (1879-1950).

Born July 29th, 1879 in Melbourne.

Died May 19th, 1950 at 70 years old in Rome.

Nanni Balestrini

Italian poet, author and artist (1935–2019).

Born July 2nd, 1935 in Milan.

Died May 20th, 2019 at 83 years old in Rome.

Gabriella Tucci

Italian opera singer (1929-2020).

Born August 4th, 1929 in Rome.

Died July 11th, 2020 at 90 years old in Rome. [ref]

Angelo de Mojana di Cologna

77th prince and grand master of the sovereign military order of malta.

Born August 13th, 1905 in Milan.

Died January 17th, 1988 at 82 years old in Rome (disease).

Luciano Rossi

Italian actor (1934-2005).

Born November 28th, 1934 in Rome.

Died May 29th, 2005 at 70 years old in Rome.

Giorgio Amendola

Italian writer and politician (1907–1980).

Born November 21st, 1907 in Rome. [ref]

Died June 5th, 1980 at 72 years old in Rome.

Arturo Dominici

Italian actor (1916–1992).

Born January 2nd, 1916 in Palermo.

Died September 7th, 1992 at 76 years old in Rome.

Michael Browne

Catholic cardinal (1887–1971).

Born May 6th, 1887 in Ireland.

Died March 31st, 1971 at 83 years old in Rome.

Enrica Bonaccorti

Italian radio and television presenter, lyricist, and actress.

Born November 18th, 1949 in Savona. [ref]

Died March 12th, 2026 at 76 years old in Rome (pancreatic cancer). [ref]

Princess Bona Margherita of Savoy-Genoa

Princess of savoy-genoa.

Born August 1st, 1896 in Agliè.

Died February 3rd, 1971 at 74 years old in Rome.

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