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Italian soldier killed in Iraq (4): Marshal Simone Cola from Tivoli (Rome)

Rome, Italy - Italian institutions expressed their sorrow and special thanks addressed to the Italian armed forces making efforts to ensure peace and security in the world

Italian Army Marshal killed in Iraq today was Simone Cola, from Tivoli (Rome), married and father of a child. This is what put into evidence by press regarding his details. An immediate reaction by Italian institutions followed the news. Parliament's Chamber of Deputies, Pier Ferdinando Casini, expressed his personal sorrow addressing to his family and thanking the Italian soldier deceased while in...

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Rome, Italy, 01/21/2005 14:56
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