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1st EnochFest

2026-10-21T00:11:06Z

Gabriele Boccaccini: /* Jesse Mirotznik */

<<< WORK in Progress! (only a draft)>>>

'''EnochFest: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review''' (Feb 15-16, 2027)

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review (Feb 15-16, 2027)

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

== Speakers ==

# Gabriele Boccaccini (University of Michigan) & Giulio Mariotti (ISSR-Trento), authors of Paolo di Tarso, un ebreo del suo tempo (Carocci, 2025).
# David Cielontko (Charles University, Prague), author of The Visions of Enoch the Prophet: On the Function of the Book of Parables (De Gruyter, 2026).
# Marcello Fidanzio (Lugano Faculty of Theology, Switzerland), The Great Isaiah Scroll (Vanderhoeck & Ruprecht, 2026)
# Rebecca L. Harris (Messiah University), author of Religious Experience and Divinization in the Sectarian Dead Sea Scrolls: Living in the Liminal (Brill, 2026).
# Jamal-Dominique Hopkins (Baylor University), author of Cultic Spiritualization: Religious Sacrifice in the Dead Sea Scrolls (Gorgias Press, 2026).
# Sabrina Inowlocki (Australian Catholic University), author of Ancient apologetics and the bibliographic imagination (Cambridge University Press, 2026)
# Jesse Mirotznik (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), author of The Portrayal of Pagan Worship in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism (Cambridge University Press, 2026).
# Hindy Najman (University of Oxford), author of Scriptural Vitality: Rethinking Philology and Hermeneutics (Oxford University Press, 2025).
# Carmen Palmer (Stetson University), author of Gentile Women in Qumran : Female converts in the Dead Sea Scrolls (De Gruyter, 2026).
# Markus Tiwald (University of Vienna), author of Early Judaism and the Beginnings of Christianity (Kohlhammer, 2026)
# Jason Wendel (Regent College), author of Luke and the Law: A Defence of Christian Law-Observance (Mohr Siebeck, 2026).
# John Van Maaren (University of Vienna), author of The Gospel of Mark’s Judaism and the Death of Christ as Ransom for Many (Mohr Siebeck, 2025)
# Jordan Henderson (St. Athanasius College), author of Defeat and Deliverance: Prefigurements of the Jewish Revolt Against Rome in Josephus’ Depictions of Past Invasions of Jerusalem (Brill, 2025)

== Tentative Schedule ==

Time is EST (New York Time). It will be afternoon or evening in Europe)

FIRST DAY (February 15, 2027)

* 8:45 - 9:00 -- Welcome and Introduction

1^ Session (Chair: Isaac Oliver, EnSem Director)

* 9:00 - 9:40 -- 1. Gabriele Boccaccini et al. (EnSem Founding Director), ''25 Years of Enoch Seminar Publications''
* 9:40 - 10:20 -- 2. Markus Tiwald (University of Vienna)
* 10:20 - 11:00 -- 3. Rebecca Harris (Messiah University)

2^ session (Chair: Angela Kim Harkins, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 11:20 - 12:00 -- 4. Marcello Fidanzio (Lugano School of Theology)
* 12:00 - 12:40 -- 5. Carmen Palmer (Stetson University)
* 12:40 - 1:20 -- 6. Jamal-Dominique Hopkins (Baylor University)

3^ session (Loren Stuckenbruck, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 2:30 - 3:10 -- 7. David Cielonko (Charles University Prague)
* 3:10 - 3:50 -- 8. Jesse Mirotznik (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), "The Pagan Religious Experience: An Ancient Jewish Perspective"
* 3:50 - 4:30 -- 9. Sabrina Inowlocki (Australian Catholic University)

SECOND DAY (February 16, 2027)

* 8:45 - 9:00 -- Welcome and Introduction

4^ session (Chair: Karin Zetterholm, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 9:00 - 9:40 -- 10. '''John Van Maaren''' (University of Vienna), "The Nations on the Margins in the Gospel of Mark"
* 9:40 - 10:20 -- 11. Jason Wendel (Regent College), "Situating Luke’s Legal Discourse: Teaching, Apologetics, Legitimation?"
* 10:20 - 11:00 -- 12. Gabriele Boccaccini / Giulio Mariotti (University of Michigan / ISSR-Trento) -- "Paul of Tarsus, a Second Temple Apocalyptic Jew"

5^ session (Chair: Gabriele Boccaccini, EnSem Founding Director)

* 11:20 - 12:00 -- 13. '''Hindy Najman''' (University of Oxford)
* 12:00 - 12:40 -- 14. Jordan Henderson (St. Athanasius College)
* 12:40 - 1:20 -- 15. Isaac Oliver et al., "Enoch Seminar Forthcoming Events & Publications"
6^ session

[TBA]

== Abstracts ==

==== Mark Tiwald ====

* Early Judaism and the Beginnings of Christianity

Abstract

Jesus and his first followers were Jews who never intended to form a new religion apart from Judaism. The so called "parting of the ways" between Jews and Christians was long and by no means monolinear. Rather, it was a complex process that stretched over five hundred years, occurring in different places at different speeds and under a variety of circumstances. Highlighting the pluriformity of early Judaism (300 BCE - 200 CE) shows that what we today call the "beginnings of Christianity" was in fact an integral part of multifaceted Judaism. Consequently, the “within Judaism” paradigm is gaining an increasing number of adherents and serves as a useful umbrella category for interpretations that regard New Testament texts as expressions of early Judaism. Nevertheless, an encompassing use of this attribution lacks precise criteria for categorising texts as “within Judaism”. A precise definition of the terms “early Judaism” and “within early Judaism” appears to be a matter of urgent importance for further New Testament studies.

==== John van Maaren ====

* John Van Maaren -- The Nations on the margins in the Gospel of Mark -- Many readings of the Gospel of Mark intuit a prominent, if mostly implicit, theme of the good news going to the nations. This presentation critically examines prominent versions of this construct, concluding that most data thought to refer to the inclusion of the nations refer rather to the ingathering of scattered Israel and opposition to Roman occupation. It concludes the writer depicts, at best, a peripheral role for the nations who are not entirely absent from their ideal vision of the future.

Professional biography: My research has focused especially on the New Testament texts as part of early Judaism and, more recently, on Pauline Christ-groups in the material, urban, and institutional contexts. I wrote my dissertation at McMaster University in Hamilton Ontario and have since worked at the Catholic University of America (Washington DC, USA), the University of Heidelberg (Germany), and the University of
Vienna (Austria).

==== Jason Wendel ====

* Jason Wendel -- '''Situating Luke’s Legal Discourse: Teaching, Apologetics, Legitimation?''' -- Building from questions raised in the conclusion to Luke and the Law: A Defence of Christian Law-Observance, this presentation considers what Luke’s treatment of the Law of Moses reveals about the socio-rhetorical setting of his writings. Various interpreters have asserted that Luke writes as a Gentile for Gentiles, presenting the Law of Moses positively only in service of an apologetic agenda: portraying the nascent Christian movement as following an ancient, virtuous Law. I challenge this reconstruction in two ways. First, I note that if Jewish authors such as Philo and Josephus engaged in this kind of “outward-facing” legitimation of the Law of Moses within the Graeco-Roman world, then the same rhetoric in Luke-Acts provides no grounds for asserting a Gentile provenance. Second, I demonstrate that discourses of divine Law in Luke-Acts resemble the legitimation strategies of texts defending their own group’s distinctive interpretation of the Law, in which the authority of Moses is assumed, rather than the “outward-facing” legitimation of Moses against some other standard. Having challenged the apologetic agenda many interpreters assign to the author of Luke-Acts, I briefly consider what alternative socio-rhetorical settings might better account for Luke’s legal discourse.

==== Jesse Mirotznik ====

* Jesse Mirotznik -- '''The Pagan Religious Experience: An Ancient Jewish Perspective'''

In my monograph, The Portrayal of Pagan Worship in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism, I argue that a decisive change took place in ancient Jewish portrayals of the Other around the 3rd century B.C.E. In Israelite/Jewish literature composed up to this point, the worship of other gods and the reverence of their icons is consistently depicted as sincere, and its appeal, whether to Israelites or non-Israelites, is, as a rule, not questioned. At some point around the end of the 3rd century B.C.E., however, a new form of argument arises: that the worship of other gods and the reverence of their icons is, in fact, an entirely
unattractive practice, and that even its practitioners must inwardly reject it. Put differently: while the devotees of 'false gods' appear to take these deities seriously, even they must know, on some level, that their gods are nonsense. In this lecture, I will attempt to demonstrate some elements of this shift in ancient Jewish portrayals, in particular focusing on greed and sex, and their relationship to idolatry."

==== Carmen Palmer, Stetson University ====

Carmen Palmer -- “Female Converts in the Dead Sea Scrolls”

Evidence mounts against any simple understanding of the presence of female gentile converts in the Dead Sea movement (the movement affiliated with Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls, though not restricted to the site of Qumran). Josephus suggests that generally, the Essenes (if one were to affiliate the Essenes with the Dead Sea movement in some way) prefer to avoid marriage (J.W. 2.120–121). Certainly, there is a paucity of female gendered objects at the site of Qumran, itself. And even though the rulings within the Scrolls describe ample inclusion of references to women participating in both kinship and culture, a prohibition restricts marriage to a free, gentile woman (Temple Scroll 11Q19 LVII, 15–17). That said, the Damascus Document CD XII, 10–11 prohibits the sale of male and female slaves to gentiles because they entered the “covenant of Abraham” with their owner. Nearby, CD XI, 14–15 prohibits proximity to a gentile on the Sabbath. Surely these enslaved persons are not sent away on the Sabbath. Instead, the coexistence of such rules implies that gentile women are joining the movement and undergoing some sort of transformation, meaning a conversion. This presentation will argue that the case of the beautiful captive woman, as reworked from Deut 21:10–14 in 11Q19 LXIII, 10–15, exemplifies how the combined processes of marriage and timed integration function as a conversion mechanism for gentile enslaved women into the Dead Sea movement.

==== Jordan Henderson, St. Athanasius College ====

Prefigurations of Perfidy: The Typological Use of False Oaths in Josephus’ Antiquities

Josephus’ accounts of the invasions of Jerusalem by the pharaoh Shishak, Sennacherib, and
Nebuchadnezzar in his Antiquities each have an added element of treachery which is not
present in his biblical sources for these accounts. Each account in the Antiquities involves
the king taking an oath of clemency towards the Judeans, then promptly breaking his oath. I
have argued elsewhere (Defeat and Deliverance [Leiden: Brill, 2025]) that the foreign
rulers’ treachery in each account corresponds literarily to the treachery which Josephus
depicts on the part of the Jewish rebels of his own day in the Jewish War, particularly John
of Gischala. This allows Josephus to reframe the typological relationship between these
events of the past and Rome’s recent conquest of Jerusalem. Instead of Vespasian and Titus
appearing as the latest foreign tyrants attacking Jerusalem, Josephus depicts these foreign
invaders of the past as more similar to the rebels through the motif of treachery. In this
paper, I will focus this typology more particularly on an event at the outbreak of the revolt
when the Roman commander Metilius’ troops are massacred by Jewish rebels after the
latter had taken oaths to spare the soldiers’ lives upon their surrender.

== LETTER OF INVITATION ==

Dear Professor [Name],

It is my great pleasure to invite you to participate as a speaker in the inaugural EnochFest, an international online conference organized by the Enoch Seminar, to be held on February 15–17, 2027:

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

The presentation is not intended as a book presentation. Rather, we invite you to offer a scholarly paper that develops an argument, insight, or theme drawn from your recently published work, whether from the book as a whole or from a particular section or aspect of it.

Like all other invited international scholars, you will be given a 40-minute slot, consisting of a 20-minute paper, followed by approximately 15–20 minutes of academic discussion with the appointed Chairs and questions from the audience.

In light of your distinguished scholarship, we would be especially honored if you would consider presenting a paper on:

“[Suggested Title]”

This is only a suggested title, and you would of course be entirely free to modify or reformulate it as you wish.

The conference will be held online via Zoom, according to the following schedule:

February 15, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)
February 16, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)
February 17, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)

We would be grateful if you could let us know whether you would be able to participate in the conference by August 31, 2026.

At a later stage, we will ask you to provide:

your final presentation title;
an abstract of 100–200 words;
five to eight keywords;
your institutional affiliation;
a short professional biography; and
confirmation that you consent to the recording of your presentation.

It would be a great honor to have you contribute to this inaugural EnochFest, and I very much hope that you will be able to join us.

With my best regards,

Gabriele Boccaccini, PhD
Founding Director, Enoch Seminar
www.enochseminar.org

==== =====

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review (Feb 15-16, 2027)

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

1st EnochFest

2026-10-17T11:03:34Z

Gabriele Boccaccini: /* Jesse Mirotznik */

<<< WORK in Progress! (only a draft)>>>

'''EnochFest: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review''' (Feb 15-16, 2027)

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review (Feb 15-16, 2027)

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

== Speakers ==

# Gabriele Boccaccini (University of Michigan) & Giulio Mariotti (ISSR-Trento), authors of Paolo di Tarso, un ebreo del suo tempo (Carocci, 2025).
# David Cielontko (Charles University, Prague), author of The Visions of Enoch the Prophet: On the Function of the Book of Parables (De Gruyter, 2026).
# Marcello Fidanzio (Lugano Faculty of Theology, Switzerland), The Great Isaiah Scroll (Vanderhoeck & Ruprecht, 2026)
# Rebecca L. Harris (Messiah University), author of Religious Experience and Divinization in the Sectarian Dead Sea Scrolls: Living in the Liminal (Brill, 2026).
# Jamal-Dominique Hopkins (Baylor University), author of Cultic Spiritualization: Religious Sacrifice in the Dead Sea Scrolls (Gorgias Press, 2026).
# Sabrina Inowlocki (Australian Catholic University), author of Ancient apologetics and the bibliographic imagination (Cambridge University Press, 2026)
# Jesse Mirotznik (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), author of The Portrayal of Pagan Worship in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism (Cambridge University Press, 2026).
# Hindy Najman (University of Oxford), author of Scriptural Vitality: Rethinking Philology and Hermeneutics (Oxford University Press, 2025).
# Carmen Palmer (Stetson University), author of Gentile Women in Qumran : Female converts in the Dead Sea Scrolls (De Gruyter, 2026).
# Markus Tiwald (University of Vienna), author of Early Judaism and the Beginnings of Christianity (Kohlhammer, 2026)
# Jason Wendel (Regent College), author of Luke and the Law: A Defence of Christian Law-Observance (Mohr Siebeck, 2026).
# John Van Maaren (University of Vienna), author of The Gospel of Mark’s Judaism and the Death of Christ as Ransom for Many (Mohr Siebeck, 2025)
# Jordan Henderson (St. Athanasius College), author of Defeat and Deliverance: Prefigurements of the Jewish Revolt Against Rome in Josephus’ Depictions of Past Invasions of Jerusalem (Brill, 2025)

== Tentative Schedule ==

Time is EST (New York Time). It will be afternoon or evening in Europe)

FIRST DAY (February 15, 2027)

* 8:45 - 9:00 -- Welcome and Introduction

1^ Session (Chair: Isaac Oliver, EnSem Director)

* 9:00 - 9:40 -- 1. Gabriele Boccaccini et al. (EnSem Founding Director), ''25 Years of Enoch Seminar Publications''
* 9:40 - 10:20 -- 2. Markus Tiwald (University of Vienna)
* 10:20 - 11:00 -- 3. Rebecca Harris (Messiah University)

2^ session (Chair: Angela Kim Harkins, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 11:20 - 12:00 -- 4. Marcello Fidanzio (Lugano School of Theology)
* 12:00 - 12:40 -- 5. Carmen Palmer (Stetson University)
* 12:40 - 1:20 -- 6. Jamal-Dominique Hopkins (Baylor University)

3^ session (Loren Stuckenbruck, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 2:30 - 3:10 -- 7. David Cielonko (Charles University Prague)
* 3:10 - 3:50 -- 8. Jesse Mirotznik (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), "The Pagan Religious Experience: An Ancient Jewish Perspective"
* 3:50 - 4:30 -- 9. Sabrina Inowlocki (Australian Catholic University)

SECOND DAY (February 16, 2027)

* 8:45 - 9:00 -- Welcome and Introduction

4^ session (Chair: Karin Zetterholm, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 9:00 - 9:40 -- 10. '''John Van Maaren''' (University of Vienna), "The Nations on the Margins in the Gospel of Mark"
* 9:40 - 10:20 -- 11. Jason Wendel (Regent College), "Situating Luke’s Legal Discourse: Teaching, Apologetics, Legitimation?"
* 10:20 - 11:00 -- 12. Gabriele Boccaccini / Giulio Mariotti (University of Michigan / ISSR-Trento) -- "Paul of Tarsus, a Second Temple Apocalyptic Jew"

5^ session (Chair: Gabriele Boccaccini, EnSem Founding Director)

* 11:20 - 12:00 -- 13. '''Hindy Najman''' (University of Oxford)
* 12:00 - 12:40 -- 14. Jordan Henderson (St. Athanasius College)
* 12:40 - 1:20 -- 15. Isaac Oliver et al., "Enoch Seminar Forthcoming Events & Publications"
6^ session

[TBA]

== Abstracts ==

==== Mark Tiwald ====

* Early Judaism and the Beginnings of Christianity

Abstract

Jesus and his first followers were Jews who never intended to form a new religion apart from Judaism. The so called "parting of the ways" between Jews and Christians was long and by no means monolinear. Rather, it was a complex process that stretched over five hundred years, occurring in different places at different speeds and under a variety of circumstances. Highlighting the pluriformity of early Judaism (300 BCE - 200 CE) shows that what we today call the "beginnings of Christianity" was in fact an integral part of multifaceted Judaism. Consequently, the “within Judaism” paradigm is gaining an increasing number of adherents and serves as a useful umbrella category for interpretations that regard New Testament texts as expressions of early Judaism. Nevertheless, an encompassing use of this attribution lacks precise criteria for categorising texts as “within Judaism”. A precise definition of the terms “early Judaism” and “within early Judaism” appears to be a matter of urgent importance for further New Testament studies.

==== John van Maaren ====

* John Van Maaren -- The Nations on the margins in the Gospel of Mark -- Many readings of the Gospel of Mark intuit a prominent, if mostly implicit, theme of the good news going to the nations. This presentation critically examines prominent versions of this construct, concluding that most data thought to refer to the inclusion of the nations refer rather to the ingathering of scattered Israel and opposition to Roman occupation. It concludes the writer depicts, at best, a peripheral role for the nations who are not entirely absent from their ideal vision of the future.

Professional biography: My research has focused especially on the New Testament texts as part of early Judaism and, more recently, on Pauline Christ-groups in the material, urban, and institutional contexts. I wrote my dissertation at McMaster University in Hamilton Ontario and have since worked at the Catholic University of America (Washington DC, USA), the University of Heidelberg (Germany), and the University of
Vienna (Austria).

==== Jason Wendel ====

* Jason Wendel -- '''Situating Luke’s Legal Discourse: Teaching, Apologetics, Legitimation?''' -- Building from questions raised in the conclusion to Luke and the Law: A Defence of Christian Law-Observance, this presentation considers what Luke’s treatment of the Law of Moses reveals about the socio-rhetorical setting of his writings. Various interpreters have asserted that Luke writes as a Gentile for Gentiles, presenting the Law of Moses positively only in service of an apologetic agenda: portraying the nascent Christian movement as following an ancient, virtuous Law. I challenge this reconstruction in two ways. First, I note that if Jewish authors such as Philo and Josephus engaged in this kind of “outward-facing” legitimation of the Law of Moses within the Graeco-Roman world, then the same rhetoric in Luke-Acts provides no grounds for asserting a Gentile provenance. Second, I demonstrate that discourses of divine Law in Luke-Acts resemble the legitimation strategies of texts defending their own group’s distinctive interpretation of the Law, in which the authority of Moses is assumed, rather than the “outward-facing” legitimation of Moses against some other standard. Having challenged the apologetic agenda many interpreters assign to the author of Luke-Acts, I briefly consider what alternative socio-rhetorical settings might better account for Luke’s legal discourse.

==== Jesse Mirotznik ====

* Jesse Mirotznik -- '''The Pagan Religious Experience: An Ancient Jewish Perspective'''

In my monograph, The Portrayal of Pagan Worship in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism, I argue that a decisive change took place in ancient Jewish portrayals of the Other around the 3rd century B.C.E. In Israelite/Jewish literature composed up to this point, the worship of other gods and the reverence of their icons is consistently depicted as sincere, and its appeal, whether to Israelites or non-Israelites, is, as a rule, not questioned. At some point around the end of the 3rd century B.C.E., however, a new form of argument arises: that the worship of other gods and the reverence of their icons is, in fact, an entirely
unattractive practice, and that even its practitioners must inwardly reject it. Put differently: while the devotees of 'false gods' appear to take these deities seriously, even they must know, on some level, that their gods are nonsense. In this lecture, I will attempt to demonstrate some elements of this shift in ancient Jewish portrayals, in particular focusing on greed and sex, and their relationship to idolatry."

==== Carmen Palmer, Stetson University, EnochFest 2027

Carmen Palmer -- “Female Converts in the Dead Sea Scrolls”

Evidence mounts against any simple understanding of the presence of female gentile converts in the Dead Sea movement (the movement affiliated with Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls, though not restricted to the site of Qumran). Josephus suggests that generally, the Essenes (if one were to affiliate the Essenes with the Dead Sea movement in some way) prefer to avoid marriage (J.W. 2.120–121). Certainly, there is a paucity of female gendered objects at the site of Qumran, itself. And even though the rulings within the Scrolls describe ample inclusion of references to women participating in both kinship and culture, a prohibition restricts marriage to a free, gentile woman (Temple Scroll 11Q19 LVII, 15–17). That said, the Damascus Document CD XII, 10–11 prohibits the sale of male and female slaves to gentiles because they entered the “covenant of Abraham” with their owner. Nearby, CD XI, 14–15 prohibits proximity to a gentile on the Sabbath. Surely these enslaved persons are not sent away on the Sabbath. Instead, the coexistence of such rules implies that gentile women are joining the movement and undergoing some sort of transformation, meaning a conversion. This presentation will argue that the case of the beautiful captive woman, as reworked from Deut 21:10–14 in 11Q19 LXIII, 10–15, exemplifies how the combined processes of marriage and timed integration function as a conversion mechanism for gentile enslaved women into the Dead Sea movement.

== LETTER OF INVITATION ==

Dear Professor [Name],

It is my great pleasure to invite you to participate as a speaker in the inaugural EnochFest, an international online conference organized by the Enoch Seminar, to be held on February 15–17, 2027:

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

The presentation is not intended as a book presentation. Rather, we invite you to offer a scholarly paper that develops an argument, insight, or theme drawn from your recently published work, whether from the book as a whole or from a particular section or aspect of it.

Like all other invited international scholars, you will be given a 40-minute slot, consisting of a 20-minute paper, followed by approximately 15–20 minutes of academic discussion with the appointed Chairs and questions from the audience.

In light of your distinguished scholarship, we would be especially honored if you would consider presenting a paper on:

“[Suggested Title]”

This is only a suggested title, and you would of course be entirely free to modify or reformulate it as you wish.

The conference will be held online via Zoom, according to the following schedule:

February 15, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)
February 16, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)
February 17, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)

We would be grateful if you could let us know whether you would be able to participate in the conference by August 31, 2026.

At a later stage, we will ask you to provide:

your final presentation title;
an abstract of 100–200 words;
five to eight keywords;
your institutional affiliation;
a short professional biography; and
confirmation that you consent to the recording of your presentation.

It would be a great honor to have you contribute to this inaugural EnochFest, and I very much hope that you will be able to join us.

With my best regards,

Gabriele Boccaccini, PhD
Founding Director, Enoch Seminar
www.enochseminar.org

==== =====

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review (Feb 15-16, 2027)

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

1st EnochFest

2026-10-14T19:21:51Z

Gabriele Boccaccini: /* Abstracts */

<<< WORK in Progress! (only a draft)>>>

'''EnochFest: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review''' (Feb 15-16, 2027)

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review (Feb 15-16, 2027)

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

== Speakers ==

# Gabriele Boccaccini (University of Michigan) & Giulio Mariotti (ISSR-Trento), authors of Paolo di Tarso, un ebreo del suo tempo (Carocci, 2025).
# David Cielontko (Charles University, Prague), author of The Visions of Enoch the Prophet: On the Function of the Book of Parables (De Gruyter, 2026).
# Marcello Fidanzio (Lugano Faculty of Theology, Switzerland), The Great Isaiah Scroll (Vanderhoeck & Ruprecht, 2026)
# Rebecca L. Harris (Messiah University), author of Religious Experience and Divinization in the Sectarian Dead Sea Scrolls: Living in the Liminal (Brill, 2026).
# Jamal-Dominique Hopkins (Baylor University), author of Cultic Spiritualization: Religious Sacrifice in the Dead Sea Scrolls (Gorgias Press, 2026).
# Sabrina Inowlocki (Australian Catholic University), author of Ancient apologetics and the bibliographic imagination (Cambridge University Press, 2026)
# Jesse Mirotznik (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), author of The Portrayal of Pagan Worship in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism (Cambridge University Press, 2026).
# Hindy Najman (University of Oxford), author of Scriptural Vitality: Rethinking Philology and Hermeneutics (Oxford University Press, 2025).
# Carmen Palmer (Stetson University), author of Gentile Women in Qumran : Female converts in the Dead Sea Scrolls (De Gruyter, 2026).
# Markus Tiwald (University of Vienna), author of Early Judaism and the Beginnings of Christianity (Kohlhammer, 2026)
# Jason Wendel (Regent College), author of Luke and the Law: A Defence of Christian Law-Observance (Mohr Siebeck, 2026).
# John Van Maaren (University of Vienna), author of The Gospel of Mark’s Judaism and the Death of Christ as Ransom for Many (Mohr Siebeck, 2025)
# Jordan Henderson (St. Athanasius College), author of Defeat and Deliverance: Prefigurements of the Jewish Revolt Against Rome in Josephus’ Depictions of Past Invasions of Jerusalem (Brill, 2025)

== Tentative Schedule ==

Time is EST (New York Time). It will be afternoon or evening in Europe)

FIRST DAY (February 15, 2027)

* 8:45 - 9:00 -- Welcome and Introduction

1^ Session (Chair: Isaac Oliver, EnSem Director)

* 9:00 - 9:40 -- 1. Gabriele Boccaccini et al. (EnSem Founding Director), ''25 Years of Enoch Seminar Publications''
* 9:40 - 10:20 -- 2. Markus Tiwald (University of Vienna)
* 10:20 - 11:00 -- 3. Rebecca Harris (Messiah University)

2^ session (Chair: Angela Kim Harkins, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 11:20 - 12:00 -- 4. Marcello Fidanzio (Lugano School of Theology)
* 12:00 - 12:40 -- 5. Carmen Palmer (Stetson University)
* 12:40 - 1:20 -- 6. Jamal-Dominique Hopkins (Baylor University)

3^ session (Loren Stuckenbruck, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 2:30 - 3:10 -- 7. David Cielonko (Charles University Prague)
* 3:10 - 3:50 -- 8. Jesse Mirotznik (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), "The Pagan Religious Experience: An Ancient Jewish Perspective"
* 3:50 - 4:30 -- 9. Sabrina Inowlocki (Australian Catholic University)

SECOND DAY (February 16, 2027)

* 8:45 - 9:00 -- Welcome and Introduction

4^ session (Chair: Karin Zetterholm, EnSem Vice-Director)

* 9:00 - 9:40 -- 10. '''John Van Maaren''' (University of Vienna), "The Nations on the Margins in the Gospel of Mark"
* 9:40 - 10:20 -- 11. Jason Wendel (Regent College), "Situating Luke’s Legal Discourse: Teaching, Apologetics, Legitimation?"
* 10:20 - 11:00 -- 12. Gabriele Boccaccini / Giulio Mariotti (University of Michigan / ISSR-Trento) -- "Paul of Tarsus, a Second Temple Apocalyptic Jew"

5^ session (Chair: Gabriele Boccaccini, EnSem Founding Director)

* 11:20 - 12:00 -- 13. '''Hindy Najman''' (University of Oxford)
* 12:00 - 12:40 -- 14. Jordan Henderson (St. Athanasius College)
* 12:40 - 1:20 -- 15. Isaac Oliver et al., "Enoch Seminar Forthcoming Events & Publications"
6^ session

[TBA]

== Abstracts ==

==== Mark Tiwald ====

* Early Judaism and the Beginnings of Christianity

Abstract

Jesus and his first followers were Jews who never intended to form a new religion apart from Judaism. The so called "parting of the ways" between Jews and Christians was long and by no means monolinear. Rather, it was a complex process that stretched over five hundred years, occurring in different places at different speeds and under a variety of circumstances. Highlighting the pluriformity of early Judaism (300 BCE - 200 CE) shows that what we today call the "beginnings of Christianity" was in fact an integral part of multifaceted Judaism. Consequently, the “within Judaism” paradigm is gaining an increasing number of adherents and serves as a useful umbrella category for interpretations that regard New Testament texts as expressions of early Judaism. Nevertheless, an encompassing use of this attribution lacks precise criteria for categorising texts as “within Judaism”. A precise definition of the terms “early Judaism” and “within early Judaism” appears to be a matter of urgent importance for further New Testament studies.

==== John van Maaren ====

* John Van Maaren -- The Nations on the margins in the Gospel of Mark -- Many readings of the Gospel of Mark intuit a prominent, if mostly implicit, theme of the good news going to the nations. This presentation critically examines prominent versions of this construct, concluding that most data thought to refer to the inclusion of the nations refer rather to the ingathering of scattered Israel and opposition to Roman occupation. It concludes the writer depicts, at best, a peripheral role for the nations who are not entirely absent from their ideal vision of the future.

Professional biography: My research has focused especially on the New Testament texts as part of early Judaism and, more recently, on Pauline Christ-groups in the material, urban, and institutional contexts. I wrote my dissertation at McMaster University in Hamilton Ontario and have since worked at the Catholic University of America (Washington DC, USA), the University of Heidelberg (Germany), and the University of
Vienna (Austria).

==== Jason Wendel ====

* Jason Wendel -- '''Situating Luke’s Legal Discourse: Teaching, Apologetics, Legitimation?''' -- Building from questions raised in the conclusion to Luke and the Law: A Defence of Christian Law-Observance, this presentation considers what Luke’s treatment of the Law of Moses reveals about the socio-rhetorical setting of his writings. Various interpreters have asserted that Luke writes as a Gentile for Gentiles, presenting the Law of Moses positively only in service of an apologetic agenda: portraying the nascent Christian movement as following an ancient, virtuous Law. I challenge this reconstruction in two ways. First, I note that if Jewish authors such as Philo and Josephus engaged in this kind of “outward-facing” legitimation of the Law of Moses within the Graeco-Roman world, then the same rhetoric in Luke-Acts provides no grounds for asserting a Gentile provenance. Second, I demonstrate that discourses of divine Law in Luke-Acts resemble the legitimation strategies of texts defending their own group’s distinctive interpretation of the Law, in which the authority of Moses is assumed, rather than the “outward-facing” legitimation of Moses against some other standard. Having challenged the apologetic agenda many interpreters assign to the author of Luke-Acts, I briefly consider what alternative socio-rhetorical settings might better account for Luke’s legal discourse.

==== Jesse Mirotznik ====

* Jesse Mirotznik -- '''The Pagan Religious Experience: An Ancient Jewish Perspective''' -- In my monograph, The Portrayal of Pagan Worship in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism, I argue that a decisive change took place in ancient Jewish portrayals of the Other around the 3rd century B.C.E. In
Israelite/Jewish literature composed up to this point, the worship of other gods and the reverence of their icons is consistently depicted as sincere, and its appeal, whether to Israelites or non-Israelites, is, as a rule, not questioned. At some point around the end of the 3rd century B.C.E., however, a new form of argument arises: that the worship of other gods and the reverence of their icons is, in fact, an entirely
unattractive practice, and that even its practitioners must inwardly reject it. Put differently: while the devotees of 'false gods' appear to take these deities seriously, even they must know, on some level, that their gods are nonsense. In this lecture, I will attempt to demonstrate some elements of this shift in ancient Jewish portrayals, in particular focusing on greed and sex, and their relationship to idolatry."

== LETTER OF INVITATION ==

Dear Professor [Name],

It is my great pleasure to invite you to participate as a speaker in the inaugural EnochFest, an international online conference organized by the Enoch Seminar, to be held on February 15–17, 2027:

EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

The presentation is not intended as a book presentation. Rather, we invite you to offer a scholarly paper that develops an argument, insight, or theme drawn from your recently published work, whether from the book as a whole or from a particular section or aspect of it.

Like all other invited international scholars, you will be given a 40-minute slot, consisting of a 20-minute paper, followed by approximately 15–20 minutes of academic discussion with the appointed Chairs and questions from the audience.

In light of your distinguished scholarship, we would be especially honored if you would consider presenting a paper on:

“[Suggested Title]”

This is only a suggested title, and you would of course be entirely free to modify or reformulate it as you wish.

The conference will be held online via Zoom, according to the following schedule:

February 15, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)
February 16, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)
February 17, 2027: 9am-4pm (EST) [Europe: 15:00–22:00)

We would be grateful if you could let us know whether you would be able to participate in the conference by August 31, 2026.

At a later stage, we will ask you to provide:

your final presentation title;
an abstract of 100–200 words;
five to eight keywords;
your institutional affiliation;
a short professional biography; and
confirmation that you consent to the recording of your presentation.

It would be a great honor to have you contribute to this inaugural EnochFest, and I very much hope that you will be able to join us.

With my best regards,

Gabriele Boccaccini, PhD
Founding Director, Enoch Seminar
www.enochseminar.org

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EnochFest 2027: Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins — A Year in Review (Feb 15-16, 2027)

Since 2001, the Enoch Seminar has served as an open global forum promoting the study of Second Temple Judaism and Christian, Jewish, and Islamic origins. The goal of EnochFest is to offer an annual overview of the most significant recent developments in the field by inviting scholars whose recently published work has made particularly important contributions to our understanding of these subjects.

Gabriele Boccaccini (2026): A Biography in Pictures

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== Gallery ==
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==== Forthcoming 2026 ====
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File:ICAMUS.jpg|'''Chiara Sintoni in concert: American Nocturnes, Lyceum, Florence''' (Nov 23, 2026)

File:ICAMUS.jpg|'''LiLai Nan in concert: American Minimalism, Palazzo della Musica, Prato''' (Nov 7, 2026)

File:Frankel Institute.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paper at the Frankel Institute
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==== Oct 13, 2026 -- Book Launch, The Thanksgiving Scroll ===
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File:2026 Thanksgiving Scroll.jpg|'''Book Launch, The Thanksgiving Scroll''' (Oct 13, 2026)
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File:Euro Volley Men.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Men's Team, 34^ Euro Volleyball, Turkey''' (Sep 10-26, 2026)

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==== Sep 23, 2026 -- Mary in the Qur'an, Ann Arbor ====
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File:2026 Mary Quran.jpg|'''Mary in the Quran (Younus Y. Mirza), lecture''' (Sep 23, 2026)
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==== Sep 13, 2026 -- Car Racing, 67^ Spanish Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|'''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), 67^ Spanish Prix, Monza''' (Sep 13, 2026)</gallery>
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==== Sep 11-13, 2026 -- 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs ====
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File:2026 Ultimate Athletics.png|'''1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs, Budapest IT = W2 / F0 / B0''' (Sep 11-13, 2026)
File:American flag.png|'''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 11-13, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|'''Italy (F), 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 11-13, 2026)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|'''Larissa IAPICHINO (W), Long Jump, 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 11, 2026)
File:1992 Tamberi (athletics).jpg|'''Gianmarco TAMBERI (W), High Jump, 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 13, 2026)
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==== Sep 12-13, 2026 -- Tennis, US Open ====
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File:US Open.png|==== '''US Open, Alexander Zverev (W), Men's Singles / Elena Rybakina (W), Women's Singles''' (Sep 12-13, 2026)
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==== Sep 6, 2026 -- 34^ Women's Euro Volley ====
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File:Euro Volley Women.png|'''34^ Euro Volley, Turkey (W) vs. Italy (F), Women's Teams, Turkey''' (Aug 21 - Sep 6, 2026)
File:Turkish flag.png|'''Turkey (W), Women's Team, 34^ Euro Volley, Turkey''' (Sep 6, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|'''Italy (F), Women's Team, 34^ Euro Volley, Turkey''' (Sep 6, 2026)
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==== Sep 6, 2026 -- Car Racing, 97^ Italian Grand Prix, Monza ====
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File:Italian Grand Prix.jpg|'''Italian Grand Prix''' (1921-present)
File:2026 Italian Grand Prix.jpg|'''97^ Italian Grand Prix, Monza''' (Sep 6, 2026)
File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|'''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), 97^ Italian Grand Prix, Monza''' (Sep 6, 2026)
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==== Sep 2-12, 2026 -- 83^ Venice Film Festival ====
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File:Venice Festival.jpg|'''83^ Venice Film Festival''' (Sep 2-12, 2026)
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=== SEPTEMBER (↑) ===
=== AUGUST (↓) ===
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==== Aug 26, 2026 -- Nepal Floods ====
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File:2026 Nepal Floods.jpg|'''Nepal Floods''' (Aug 26, 2026)
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==== Aug 15-16, 2026 -- Euro Gymnastics ====
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File:2006 Esposito (gymnastics).jpg|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's Team (Manila Esposito), Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 16, 2026)
File:Italy Gymnastics.png|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's Team, Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:2006 Esposito (gymnastics).jpg|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Manila Esposito (F), Balance Beam, Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 15, 2026)
File:2006 Esposito (gymnastics).jpg|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Manila ESPOSITO (W), Floor, Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 15, 2026)

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==== Aug 10-16, 2026 -- 27^ Euro Athletics ====
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File:Euro Athletics.png|== ATHLETICS == '''27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham (England)''' (Aug 10-16, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10-16, 2026)
File:British flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Britain (F), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10-16, 2026)

File:1995 Weir (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Zane Weir (F), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10, 2026)
File:1997 Fabbri (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Leonardo FABBRI (W), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10, 2026)

File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nadia BATTOCLETTI (W), 5000m, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 11, 2026)

File:1997 Fantini (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Sara Fantini (F), Hammer, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 12, 2026)

File:1993 Derkach (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Dariya DERKACH (W), Triple Jump, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 13, 2026)

File:2004 Fiorini (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Sofia FIORINI (W), Marathon Walk, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:1992 Stano (athletics).png|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Massimo STANO (W), Marathon Walk, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:1992 Tamberi (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Gianmarco TAMBERI (W), High Jump, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 14, 2026)

File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nadia BATTOCLETTI (W), 10000m, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 14, 2026)

File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Andy DIAZ (W), Triple jump, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Larissa IAPICHINO (W), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Armand DUPLANTIS (W), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:Italy Athletics.jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's 4x400m Team (Scotti-Sito-Soudassi-Benati), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 16, 2026)

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==== Aug 5-9, 2026 -- 21^ World Athletics U20 ====
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File:American flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''UNITED STATES (W), 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene, OR''' (Aug 5-9, 2026)
File:Kenyan flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Kenya (F), 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene, OR''' (Aug 5-9, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Italy (B), 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene, OR''' (Aug 5-9, 2026)

File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Kelly Doualla (B), 21^ World Athletics U20 (100m), Eugene, OR''' (Aug 6, 2026)

File:2008 Inzoli (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Daniele INZOLI (W), 21^ World Athletics U20 (long jump), Eugene (USA)''' (Aug 8, 2026)

File:2026 Mixed Relay.jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Italy (W), Mixed 4x100m, Galvan-Valesin-Pagliarini-Doualla, 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene (USA)''' (Aug 8, 2026)
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=== AUGUST (↑) ===
=== JULY (↓) ===
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File:Euro Aquatics.png|==== AQUATICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris (France) IT = W13 / F15 / B15''' (Jul 31 - Aug 16, 2026)
File:British flag.png|==== AQUATICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''BRITAIN (W), Top Nation, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31 - Aug 16, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== AQUATICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Top Medals, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31 - Aug 16, 2026)

File:2026 Italy Diving.jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Mixed Team (Pellacani-Santoro-DiMaria-Pelligra, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31, 2026)

File:2007 Pelati (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Filippo Pelati (F), Solo technical routine, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31, 2026)

File:2007 Pelati (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Filippo Pelati (F), Solo free routine, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31, 2026)

File:2002 Pellacani (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI (W), 1m springboard, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:Conte Pelligra (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simone Conte & Raffaele Pelligra (F), 10m synchro, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:Pellacani Santoro (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI & Matteo SANTORO (W), 3m synchro, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:Pelati Ruggiero (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Filippo Pelati & Lucrezia Ruggiero (F), Duet technical routine, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:2002 Pellacani (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI (W), 3m springboard, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 4, 2026)

File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Ginevra TADDEUCCI (W), 10k open swim, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 4, 2026)

File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Ginevra TADDEUCCI (W), 5k open swim, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 5, 2026)

File:2002 Pellacani (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI & Elisa PIZZINI (W), 3m synchro, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 6, 2026)

File:2004 Barnaba (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Andrea Barnabà (F), High Diving, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 8, 2026)

File:2002 Cosetti (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Elisa Cosetti (F), High Diving, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 8, 2026)

File:1999 Razzetti (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Alberto Razzetti (F), 400m medley, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 10, 2026)

File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simona QUADARELLA (W), 800m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 11, 2026)

File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nicolò MARTINENGHI (W), 100m Breaststroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 11, 2026)

File:Italy Swimming.png|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's 4x100m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 12, 2026)

File:2006 Curtis (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Sara CURTIS (W), 50m backstroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 13, 2026)

File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simona QUADARELLA (W), 1500m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 14, 2026)

File:2003 Gastaldi (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Anita Gastaldi (F), 200m medley, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simone Cerasuolo (F), 50m Breaststroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 15, 2026)
File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nicolò MARTINENGHI (W), 50m Breaststroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:Italy Swimming.png|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Men's 4x100m mix (Ceccon-Martinenghi-Razzetti-D'Ambrosio), 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:Italy Swimming.png|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's 4x100m mix (Curtis-Pilato-Gastaldi-Menicucci), 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simona QUADARELLA (W), 400m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Thomas Ceccon (F), 100m dorso, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:2005 Pilato (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Benedetta Pilato (F), 50m rana, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

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File:World Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong IT = W4 / F4 / B0''' (Jul 22-30, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong''' (Jul 22-30, 2026)
File:South Korean flag.png|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''South Korea (F), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong''' (Jul 22-30, 2026)

File:2001 Macchi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Filippo Macchi (F), Men's Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 25, 2026)
File:1989 Rizzi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Giulia Rizzi (F), Women's Spada, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 25, 2026)

File:2001 Di Veroli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Davide Di Veroli (F), Men's Spada, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 26, 2026)

File:2001 Favaretto (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Martina FAVARETTO (W), Women's Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 27, 2026)
File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Arianna Errigo (F), Women's Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 27, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Spada, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)
File:1989 Rizzi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Spada (Giulia Rizzi), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)
File:2001 Macchi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto (Filippo Macchi), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 30, 2026)
File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Arianna Errigo), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 30, 2026)
File:2001 Favaretto (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Martina Favaretto), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 30, 2026)
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File:2026 Kia Seltos.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Our New Car (Kia Seltos)''' (Jul 24, 2026)
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==== Jul 19, 2026 -- 23^ Men's World Soccer ====

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File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''SPAIN (W-2) vs. Argentina (F), 23^ World Cup, Men's Team''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:Argentine flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Argentina (F), 23^ World Cup, Men's Team''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:2000 Haaland (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Erling Haaland, 23^ World Cup, <Best Player> (Norway)''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:1987 Messi (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Lionel Messi, 23^ World Cup, <Best Player> (Argentina)''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:1998 Mbappe (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Kylian Mbappé, 23^ World Cup, Top Scorer (France)''' (Jul 19, 2026)
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==== Jul 19, 2026 -- Car Racing, Belgian Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Belgian Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jul 19, 2026)
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==== Jul 19, 2026 -- Tennis, 78^ Swedish Open ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Luciano Darderi (F), Men's Singles, 78^ Swedish Open''' (Jul 19, 2026)
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==== Jul 16-19, 2026 -- 5^ Euro Athletics U18 ====
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File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U18 == '''5^ Euro Athletics U18, Rieti (Italy) IT = W2 / F4 / B2''' (Jul 16-19, 2026)
File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U18 == '''Kelly Doualla (W), 5^ Euro Athletics U18 (100m), Rieti''' (Jul 17, 2026)
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==== Jul 12, 2026 -- Tennis, 139^ Wimbledon ====
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File:2026 Sinner Wimbledon.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik SINNER (W-2), Men's Singles, 139^ Wimbledon''' (Jul 12, 2026)
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==== Jul 11, 2026 -- Men's Euro Soccer U19 ====
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File:2026 World Soccer.jpg|==== SOCCER ==== '''World Soccer (USA-Mexico-Canada 2026), Opening''' ([Jun 11] Jul 11, 2026)

File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''SPAIN (W-10) vs. Germany (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Wales''' (Jul 11, 2026)
File:German flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''Germany (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Wales''' (Jul 11, 2026)
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==== Fall 2026 -- My Life in Michigan, RiverHouse, Ann Arbor ====
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Fall 2026)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' [35^ year] (Fall 2026)
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==== Jul 6, 2026 -- Flight to the United States ====
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File:Italy to USA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Flight to the United States / Detroit-Frankfurt-Florence (Lufthansa)''' (Jul 6, 2026)
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==== Jul 5, 2026 -- ====
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File:Ferrari.png|==== FORMULA 1 ==== '''FERRARI / Leclerc (W), British Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jul 5, 2026)
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==== Jul 4-26, 2026 -- 113^ Tour de France ====
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File:Tour France.png|'''113^ Tour de France, Opening''' (Jul 4 [-26], 2026)

File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 113^ Tour de France (3^, 6^, 10^, 14^ & 19^ stages)''' (Jul 6, 9, 14, 18 & 24, 2026)

File:Maglia Gialla Tour.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''113^ Tour de France, Tadej Pogačar (W), Final''' (Jul 26, 2026)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 113^ Tour de France, Final''' (Jul 26, 2026)
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==== Jul 2, 2026 -- ES event: EUARE Panel ====
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File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Rome, Italy''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:2026 EUARE Rome.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''EUARE Panel: The Italian Contribution to the Paul within Judaism Perspective''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Massimo Gargiulo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Massimo Gargiulo, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
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File:2026 Maturita.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''50^ anniversary of High School Exams, Bivigliano''' (Jul 1, 2026)
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==== Jun 21, 2026 -- SguardiDanza ====
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File:2026 Sguardidanza.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Spettacolo di SguardiDanza, Teatro del Popolo, Castelfiorentino''' (Jun 21, 2026)
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==== Jun 16-21, 2026 -- 39^ Euro Fencing ====

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File:Euro Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''39^ Euro Fencing, Antony (France) IT = W4 / F1 / B2''' (Jun 16-21, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Top Nation, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony''' (Jun 16-21, 2026)
File:French flag.png|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''France (F), Top Medals, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony''' (Jun 16-21, 2026)

File:2003 Mencarelli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simone MENCARELLI (W), Men's Spada, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 16, 2026)

File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Arianna Errigo (F), Women's Fioretto, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 17, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Spada, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 19, 2026)
File:2001 Di Veroli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Spada (Davide Di Veroli), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 19, 2026)
File:2003 Mencarelli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Spada (Simone Mencarelli), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 19, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 20, 2026)
File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Arianna Errigo), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 20, 2026)
File:2001 Favaretto (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Martina Favaretto), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 20, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 21, 2026)
File:2001 Macchi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto (Filippo Macchi), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 21, 2026)
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==== Jun 18, 2026 -- Meeting at Casa Busoni ====

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File:Casa Busoni.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Meeting at Casa Busoni, Empoli''' (Jun 18, 2026)
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==== Jun 14, 2026 -- Car Racing, Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix ====
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File:Ferrari.png|==== FORMULA 1 ==== '''FERRARI / Hamilton (W), Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jun 14, 2026)
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==== Jun 10, 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Aloma Birthday.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Happy Birthday, Aloma!, Baccaiano''' (Jun 10, 2026)
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==== Jun 7, 2026 -- Car Racing, Monaco Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Monaco Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jun 7, 2026)
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==== Jun 7, 2026 -- 23^ Men's Euro Soccer U17 ====
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File:Italian flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U17 == '''23^ Men's Euro Soccer U17, ITALY (W-2) vs. Belgium (F), Estonia''' ([May 25] Jun 7, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U17 == '''ITALY (W-2), 23^ Euro Cup U17, Men's Team''' (Jun 7, 2026) <Italy (W): 2024, 2026; (F) 2013, 2018, 2019>
File:Belgian flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U17 == '''Belgium (F), 23^ Euro Cup U17, Men's Team''' (Jun 7, 2026) <Italy (W): 2024, 2026; (F) 2013, 2018, 2019>
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File:Museo San Marco.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_Nazionale_di_San_Marco Museo San Marco / Beato Angelico], Florence''' (Jun 7, 2026)
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==== Jun 6-7, 2026 -- Tennis, 125^ Roland Garros ====
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File:Roland Garros.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Alexander Zverev (W), Men's Singles / Mirra Andreeva (W), Women's Singles, 125^ Roland Garros, Paris''' (Jun 6-7, 2026)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Flavio Cobolli (F), Men's Singles, 125^ Roland Garros, Paris''' (Jun 7, 2026)
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File:2026 Pomino Lorenzo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My Brother's 70^ Birthday Party, Pomino''' (Jun 6, 2026)
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File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), Mixed Doubles, 125^ Roland Garros, Paris''' (Jun 4, 2026)
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File:Alberto Camplani.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Alberto Camplani, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)

File:Innocenzo Gargano.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''Innocenzo Gargano, S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:Celio Camaldoli.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''Dinner at S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:Daniele Minisini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Minisini, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:Luca Pedroli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Pedroli, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:2026 Enoch Biblico.jpg|'''The Enoch Seminar turns 25, Public Lecture by Loren Stuckenbruck, Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)

File:Paola Mollo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paola Mollo, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:2026 Visit Biblico.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Tour of the PBI Library with Paola Mollo & Luca Pedroli, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026

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File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Rome, Italy''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:2026 Nangeroni Meeting.jpg|'''17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Caterina Moro.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Caterina Moro, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Loren Stuckenbruck.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Loren Stuckenbruck, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
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File:Maglia Rosa.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''109^ Giro d'Italia, Jonas Vingegaard (W), Final''' (May 31, 2026)
File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Jonathan Milan (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (21^ Stage, ITT)''' (May 31, 2026)
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==== May 30, 2026 -- Soccer, 71^ Champions League ====
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File:Champions League.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''71^ Champions League, Paris SG (W) vs. Arsenal (F)''' (May 30, 2026)
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File:2026 Donne Lyceum.jpg|'''Le donne del Lyceum e le leggi razziali''' (May 27, 2026)
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==== May 25, 2026 -- ICAMus Concert ====
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File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Beniamino Iozzelli & Aloma Bardi: Barber, Lyceum, Florence''' (May 25, 2026)
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File:1997 Dimarco (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Federico Dimarco (W), 124^ Serie A, Best Player (Inter)''' (May 24, 2026)
File:1997 Martinez (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Lautaro Martinez (W), 124^ Serie A, Top Scorer (Inter)''' (May 24, 2026)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Napoli (F), 124^ Serie A''' (May 24, 2026)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''INTER (W-21) vs. Napoli (F), 124^ Serie A, Scudetto''' (May 24, 2026)
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==== May 24, 2026 -- Car Racing, Canadian Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Canadian Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (May 24, 2026)
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File:1993 Bettiol (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alberto Bettiol (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (13^ Stage)''' (May 22, 2026)
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File:2026 Enoch Graduate Seminar.jpg|'''Enoch Graduale Seminar, George Fox University''' (May 21-22, 2026)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|'''Enoch Seminar Event, <online>''' (May 21-22, 2026)
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File:2026 Sambuco Lecture.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture on Paul, Comunita' del Sambuco, Milan, Italy''' (May 21, 2026)
File:2026 Passoni Festschrift.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Anna Passoni Dell'Acqua Festschrift, Catholic University, Milan''' (May 21, 2026)
File:Chiesa Ambrogio Milano.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio, Milan, Italy''' (May 21, 2026)
File:2026 Lugano Lecture.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture on Paul, Lugano, Switzerland''' (May 20, 2026)
File:1529 Luini (art).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luini Crucifixion (1529), Chiesa dei S. Maria degli Angioli, Lugano, Switzerland''' (May 20, 2026)
File:Ernesto Borghi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Ernesto Borghi, ABSI, Lugano-Milan''' (May 20-21, 2026)
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File:2026 ASSEI Rocca.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Samuele Rocca, AISSI <online lecture>''' (May 19, 2026)
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File:1996 Ganna (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Filippo Ganna (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (10^ stage, ITT)''' (May 19, 2026)
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File:2026 Sinner Masters.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner, 83^ Italian Open, Career Golden Masters Completed''' (May 17, 2026)
File:2026 Sinner Panatta.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner, 83^ Italian Open, 50 years after Panatta''' (May 17, 2026)
File:2026 Sinner Roma.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 83^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 17, 2026)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), 83^ Italian Open, Men's Doubles''' (May 17, 2026)
File:Italian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''83^ Italian Open, Jannik Sinner (W), Elina Svitolina (W-3)''' ([May 4] May 17, 2026)
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File:Madonna Tosse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Lecture on Paul, Madonna della Tosse, via Faentina, Florence''' (May 16, 2026)
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<gallery>
File:1994 Ballerini (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Davide Ballerini (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (6^ stage)''' (May 14, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:2026 Sacchi Meeting.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:2026 Sacchi Meeting 1.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Marcello Fidanzio.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Marcello Fidanzio, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Piero Capelli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Piero Capelli, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Gabriele Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini Gargiulo, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
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File:Lazio.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Lazio (F), 79^ Coppa Italia''' (May 13, 2026)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''INTER (W-10) vs. Lazio (F), 79^ Coppa Italia''' (May 13, 2026)
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File:Cannes Festival.png|'''79^ Cannes Film Festival''' (May 12-22, 2026)
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File:Giro Italia.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''109^ Giro d'Italia, Opening''' (May 8 [-31], 2026)
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File:2026 Sacro Cuore Chiesa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiesa di N.S. del Sacro Cuore, Florence''' (May 7, 2026)
File:2026 Giuseppino Chiesa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiesa di san Giuseppino, Florence''' (May 7, 2026)
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==== May 6, 2026 -- 71^ David di Donatello, Rome ====
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File:David Donatello.png|'''71^ David di Donatello, Rome''' (May 6, 2026)
File:2025 Sossai (film).jpg|'''Le citta' di pianura (Sossai), Best Film (W), 71^ David di Donatello''' (May 6, 2026)
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==== May 4, 2026 -- 110^ Pulitzer Prize ====
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File:Pulitzer Prizes.png|'''110^ Pulitzer Prize, Daniel Kraus (W), ''Angel Down''''' (May 4, 2026)
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==== May 3, 2026 -- Car Racing, Miami Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Miami Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (May 3, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 24^ Madrid Open, Men's Singles''' (May 3, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Pitti Palatina.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Galleria Palatina, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Pitti Modern Art.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Pitti Moda Art.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Museo della Moda, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Pitti Cappella.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cappella Palatina, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Giardino Boboli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giardino di Boboli, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Orsanmichele.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Orsanmichele, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Cappelle Medicee.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cappelle Medicee, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)

</gallery>
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=== MAY (↑) ===
=== APRIL (↓) ===
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File:Prato Donatello.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Donatello’s Pulpit, Cathedral, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:Prato Franchi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Frescoes & Works by Alessandro Franchi, Cathedral, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:Banquet Herod Lippi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Frescoes by Filippo Lippi, Cathedral, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:2026 Prato Wheeler.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Aloma. with composer Scott Wheeler and soprano Lorna Windsor, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus Event, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Wheeler NYU.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Composer Scott Wheeler, Villa La Pietra, NYU, Firenze''' (Apr 27, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 112^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 26, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Orticoltura Fiori.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Mostra dei Fiori, Giardino dell'Orticoltura, Firenze''' (Apr 26, 2026)
File:2026 Montespertoli Liberazione.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Festa della Liberazione, Montespertoli''' (Apr 25, 2026)
File:2026 Viterbo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My <online> lecture: Paolo di Tarso''' (Apr 21, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Riccardo Lorenzo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Orti del Parnaso, with Riccardo and Lorenzo, Florence''' (Apr 19, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (F), 110^ Munich Open, Men's Singles''' (Apr 19, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Icamus Romano.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Tessa Romano & LiLai Nan in Concert, Lyceum, Florence''' (Apr 16, 2026)
File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Tessa Romano & LiLai Nan in Concert, Lyceum, Florence''' (Apr 16, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Alberto Camplani.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Alberto Camplani, My lecture at La Sapienza''' (Apr 16, 2026)
File:2026 Sapienza Revelation 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture at La Sapienza''' (Apr 16, 2026)
File:2026 Sapienza Revelation.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture at La Sapienza''' (Apr 16, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Tornado Ann Arbor.jpg|==== VARIA ==== '''Tornado Touchdown in Ann Arbor''' (Apr 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Luca Arcari.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Arcari, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-14, 2026)
File:Luca Pedroli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Pedroli, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-14, 2026)
File:Marida Nicolaci.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Marida Nicolaci, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-14, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Daniele Minisini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Minisini, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Massimo Gargiulo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Massimo Gargiulo, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:2026 Fredriksen Seminar.jpg|'''1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:2026 Fredriksen Lecture.jpg|'''1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:2026 Paul Seminar.jpg|'''1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Rome, Italy''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2004 Fiorini (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Sofia FIORINI (F), Marathon Walk, 31^ World Walking, Brazil''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1996 Crippa (athletics).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Yeman CRIPPA (W), Paris Marathon, Athletics''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (F), 123^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 12, 2026)
File:Paris Roubaix.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Wout van Aert (W), 123^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 119^ Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 12, 2026)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 119^ Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Cimitero Misericordia.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cimitero della Misericordia, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Duomo Siena.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Duomo, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Piazza Siena.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Piazza del Campo, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Piccolomini Staircase.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Liceo Piccolomini, Monumental Staircase, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Piccolomini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Liceo Piccolomini, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Aloma Lecture Siena.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Aloma's Lecture, Aula Magna, Liceo Piccolomini, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus Event, Liceo Piccolomini, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 110^ Tour of Flanders''' (Apr 5, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Urbi Orbi Pope Leo.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Easter 2026''' (Apr 5, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Artemis.jpg|==== SCIENCE ==== '''Artemis II, U.S. lunar flyby mission''' (Apr 1-10, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Passover.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Passover 2026''' (Apr 1, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Luca Mazzinghi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Lunch with Luca Mazzinghi, Bivigliano''' (Apr 1, 2026)

</gallery>
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=== APRIL (↑) ===
=== MARCH (↓) ===
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|=== CAR RACING === '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Japanese Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Mar 29, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 41^ Miami Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 29, 2026)
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (F), 41^ Miami Open, Women's Doubles''' (Mar 29, 2026)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), 41^ Miami Open, Men's Doubles''' (Mar 28, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Casa Milani.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Casa Milani, via Masaccio, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026)
File:2026 Studio Ori.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Studio Luciano Ori, via Masaccio, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:1962 Bartoli (art).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiesa del S. Cuore, via Capo di Mondo, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:2026 Cenacolo Salvi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cenacolo di San Salvi, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026)
File:2026 Ville Liberty.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Villini Liberty, via Scipione Ammirato, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:1910 Ciuti (art).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Villino Ciuti, via Della Robbia, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:2026 Chiostro Scalzo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiostro dello Scalzo, Florence''' (Mar 26, 2026)
File:2026 Cenacolo Fuligno.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cenacolo del Fuligno, Florence''' (Mar 26, 2026)
File:2026 Cenacolo Apollonia.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cenacolo di Sant'Apollonia, Florence''' (Mar 26, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Sarah Mullally.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Sarah Mullally, 106^ Archbishop of Canterbury (first woman)''' (Mar 25, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 117^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 21, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (F), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 22, 2026)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Larissa Iapichino (F), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 22, 2026)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Armand DUPLANTIS (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 21, 2026)
File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Zaynab DOSSO (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 21, 2026)
File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Nadia BATTOCLETTI (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 21, 2026)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Andy DIAZ (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 20, 2026)
File:American flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 20-22, 2026)
File:2026 World Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun IT : W3 / F2 / B0''' (Mar 20-22, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 InterCity Train.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Day Train Palermo-Napoli''' (Mar 16, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Trier (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''Sentimental Value (Trier), Best Intl Film (W)''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:2025 Anderson (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''One Battle After Another (Anderson), Best Film (W)''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:2026 Oscar Award.png|==== OSCAR ==== '''98^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony''' (Mar 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 52^ Indian Wells, Men's Singles''' (Mar 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== FORMULA 1 ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Chinese Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Mar 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Santa Caterina Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_di_Santa_Caterina_(Palermo) Church & Monastery of Santa Caterina], Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:Palazzo Abatellis.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palazzo_Abatellis Palazzo Abatellis], Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:Casa Professa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_del_Ges%C3%B9_(Palermo) Casa Professa (Chiesa del Gesù)], Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:Palazzo Normanni.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Palazzo Normanni & Cappella Palatina, Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:2026 Monreale.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Monreale Cathedral''' (Mar 14, 2026)
File:Antonio Landi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Antonio Landi, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Magnus Zetterholm.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Magnus Zetterholm, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Amy-Jill Levine.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Amy-Jill Levine, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:John Kloppenborg.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''John Kloppenborg, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:John van Maaren.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''John van Maaren, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Marida Nicolaci.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Marida Nicolaci, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:2026 Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Palermo Conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)

File:Archivio Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Archivio comunale, Sala Almeyda, Palermo''' (Mar 12, 2026)
File:Oratori Serpotta.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gli oratori del Serpotta, Palermo: S. Zita, D. Domenico, S. Lorenzo''' (Mar 12, 2026)
File:Museo Archeologico Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Museo Archeologico, Palermo''' (Mar 12, 2026)
File:Seminario Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Seminario Arcivescovile, Palermo''' (Mar 12-16, 2026)
File:2026 Night Train.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Night Train Napoli-Palermo''' (Mar 11-12, 2026)
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File:2026 Festa Donna.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Festa della donna, ICAMus Prato''' (8 marzo 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Luciano DARDERI (W), 28^ Chile Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 1, 2026)

</gallery>
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=== MARCH (↑) ===
=== FEBRUARY (↓) ===
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio COBOLLI (W), 33^ Mexican Open, Men's Singles''' (Feb 28, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Iran War.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''Iran War''' (Feb 28, 2026 [to...])
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Carlos ALCARAZ (W), 34^ Qatar Open, Men's Singles''' (Feb 21, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Resonare.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Resonare Concert, SS Apostoli, Florence (Lucia Baldacci)''' (Feb 21, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Online Lecture on "Giacomo, il «fratello del Signore»"''' (Feb 16, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Luciano Darderi (F), 29^ Argentina Open, Men's Singles''' (Feb 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Bassi Museum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Museo Amedeo Bassi, Montespertoli''' (Feb 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Reunion 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''High School Reunion, Caldine, Florence''' (Feb 12, 2026)
File:2026 Reunion.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''High School Reunion, Caldine, Florence''' (Feb 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Lorenzo Laurea.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Lorenzo's Laurea (with Giulia)''' (Feb 9, 2026)
File:Cascine Agraria Aula.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Palazzina Reale delle Cascine, University of Florence, Aula magna''' (Feb 9, 2016)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Madonna Tosse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Return to Madonna della Tosse, Florence''' (Feb 8, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Fontana Record.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Arianna Fontana's Record, Olympic Skating, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 18, 2026)
File:1990 Brignone (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Federica Brignone (WW), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 12 & 15, 2026)
File:1999 Constantini 1995 Mosaner (curling).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Stefania Constantini & Amos Mosaner (B), Olympic Curling, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 2026)
File:1990 Fontana (skating).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Arianna Fontana (F), Team (W), Olympic Skating, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 10 & 12, 2026)
File:1992 Goggia (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Sofia Goggia (B), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7, 2026)
File:1989 Paris (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Dominik Paris (B), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7, 2026)
File:2001 Franzoni (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Giovanni Franzoni (F), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7, 2026)
File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|==== SPORT ==== '''Francesca Lollobrigida (WW), Olympic Skating, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7 & 12, 2026)
File:2026 Winter Olympics.png|==== SPORT ==== '''25^ Winter Olympics, Milano Cortina IT = W10 / F6 / B14''' (Feb 6-22, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Oblate Musica.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Book Presentation (De Santis & Benvenuti) with Batisti & Mangani, Florence''' (Feb 3, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Aloma Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Aloma, ICAMus, Prato''' (Feb 2, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Gabriele Parnaso.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Orti del Parnaso''' (Feb 1, 2026)
File:2026 Aloma Orticoltura.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giardino dell'Orticoltura''' (Feb 1, 2026)
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=== FEBRUARY (↑) ===
=== JANUARY (↓) ===
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==== Jan 31 - Feb 1, 2026 -- Tennis, Australian Open ====
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File:Australian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Elena Rybakina (W), Women's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 31, 2026)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos ALCARAZ (W), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Feb 1, 2026)
File:1987 Djokovic (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Novak Djokovic (F), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Feb 1, 2026)
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==== Jan 31, 2026 -- Arezzo, Book Presentation ====
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File:2026 Arezzo Paolo 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paolo di Tarso nella riflessione contemporanea, Arezzo''' (Jan 31, 2026)
File:2026 Arezzo Paolo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paolo di Tarso nella riflessione contemporanea (Nepi, Boccaccini, Mariotti, with Marcone & Lorenzini), Arezzo''' (Jan 31, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- Rome, Convegno su Paolo Ricca ====
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File:2026 Valdesi Ricca.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Convegno su Paolo Ricca, Rome''' (Jan 30-31, 2026)
File:2026 Paolo Ricca.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Convegno su Paolo Ricca, Rome''' (Jan 30-31, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- Rome, Convegno al Biblico ====
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File:2026 Biblico Lecture.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture: Apocalittica ieri e oggi, Biblico, Roma''' (Jan 30, 2026)
File:Daniele Tripaldi.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Tripaldi''' (Jan 2026)
File:Domenico Agostini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Domenico Agostini''' (Jan 2026)
File:Luca Arcari.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Arcari''' (Jan 2026)
File:Daniele Minisini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Minisini''' (Jan 2026)
File:Henryk Drawnel.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Henryk Drawnel''' (Jan 2026)
File:John J. Collins.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''John J. Collins''' <online> (Jan 2026)
File:Massimo Villa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Massimo Villa''' (Jan 2026)
File:Edmondo Lupieri.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Edmondo Lupieri''' (Jan 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini''' (Jan 2026)
File:Luigi Santopaolo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luigi Santopaolo''' (Jan 2026)
File:Luca Pedroli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Pedroli''' (Jan 2026)
File:2026 Biblico Apocalittica.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Pedroli, Boccaccini, Lupieri''' (Jan 2026)
File:2026 Biblico.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://www.biblico.it/Seminario_2012/seminario_agg.html Conference and Lecture on Apocalypticism], (Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome''' (Jan 26-30, 2026)
File:Innocenzo Gargano.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''Innocenzo Gargano, S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jan 26-30, 2026)
File:Celio Camaldoli.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jan 26-30, 2026)
File:Conference Icon.png|
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==== , 2026 -- ====

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File:2026 MCECS Rodney.jpg|'''Lecture by Rodney Caruthers, Ann Arbor''' (Jan 26, 2026)
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==== Jan 25, 2026 -- Giorno della memoria, Montespertoli ====

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File:2026 Giorno Memoria.jpg|'''Giorno della memoria, Montespertoli''' (Jan 25, 2026)
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==== Jan 22, 2026 -- 49^ Sundance Film Festival ====
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File:Sundance Festival.jpg|'''49^ Sundance Film Festival''' (Jan 22 - Feb 1, 2026)
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==== Jan-Jun 2026 -- My Life in Italy, Puccinotti, Florence ====

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File:Firenze Puccinotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Home, Sweet Home''' (Jan 2026)
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==== Jan 20-21, 2026 -- Flight to Italy ====

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File: USA to Italy.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Flight to Italy: Detroit-Frankfurt-Florence''' (Jan 20-21, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2026 BIBLIA Antisionismo.jpg|'''Zionism and Anti-Zionism, Biblia Online''' (Jan 19, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

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File:2026 Vitruvius Fano.jpg|'''Long Lost Vitruvius Basilica at Fano Discovered''' (Jan 19, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2026 Domani Paul.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Review on Paul by Giovanni Maria Vian''' ("Domani", Jan 18, 2026)
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==== Jan 17, 2026 -- Tennis, 31^ Hobart Intl ====

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File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Elisabetta COCCIARETTO (W), 31^ Hobart Intl, Women's Singles''' (Jan 17, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

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File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|==== SPORT ==== '''Francesca Lollobrigida (F), Euro Skating, Poland''' (Jan 11, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti 1995 Sonego (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti & Lorenzo Sonego (W), Hong Kong Open, Men's Doubles''' (Jan 11, 2026)
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Hong Kong Open, Men's Singles''' (Jan 11, 2026)
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==== Jan 11, 2026 -- Tennis, 4^ United Cup ====
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File:United Cup.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''4^ United Cup, POLAND (W) vs. Switzerland (F), Tennis <ATP-WTA>''' (Jan 11, 2026)
File:Polish flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''POLAND (W), 4^ United Cup Tennis <ATP-WTA>''' (Jan 11, 2026)
File:Swiss flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''Switzerland (F), 4^ United Cup Tennis <ATP-WTA>''' (Jan 11, 2026)
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==== Jan 10, 2026 -- Rimpatriata degli italiani di Ann Arbor ====

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File:2026 Italiani Carcassi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Rimpatriata degli italiani a casa Carcassi, Ann Arbor''' (Jan 10, 2026)
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==== Jan 10, 2026 -- Tennis, Alcaraz-Sinner Exhibition Match ====
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File:2026 Sincaraz Seoul.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz & Jannik Sinner, Exhibition Match, Seoul, South Korea''' (Jan 10, 2026)
=== '''Carlos Alcaraz, Men's Singles, Exhibition Match, Seoul, South Korea''' (Jan 10, 2026)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner, Men's Singles, Exhibition Match, Seoul, South Korea''' (Jan 10, 2026)
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==== Jan 1, 2026 -- New Year's Concert (Nézet-Séguin) ====
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File:1975 Nezet-Seguin (conductor).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Yannick Nézet-Séguin (1), New Year's Concert, Musikverein, Vienna''' (Jan 1, 2026)
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==== Jan 1, 2026 -- My Life in Michigan, RiverHouse, Ann Arbor ====
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Jan 2025)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' (Jan 2025)
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=== JANUARY (↑) ===

File:2026 Thanksgiving Scroll.jpg

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'''Book Launch: The Thanksgiving Scroll'''

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2026-10-13T19:15:10Z

Gabriele Boccaccini: Created page with "'''Book Launch: The Thanksgiving Scroll'''"

'''Book Launch: The Thanksgiving Scroll'''

Gabriele Boccaccini (2026): A Biography in Pictures

2026-10-13T19:14:11Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

'''[[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (2026): A Biography in Pictures'''

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2019): A Biography in Pictures|2019]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2018): A Biography in Pictures|2018]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2017): A Biography in Pictures|2017]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2016): A Biography in Pictures|2016]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2015): A Biography in Pictures|2015]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2014): A Biography in Pictures|2014]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2013): A Biography in Pictures|2013]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2012): A Biography in Pictures|2012]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2011): A Biography in Pictures|2011]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2010): A Biography in Pictures|2010]]

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1989): A Biography in Pictures|1989]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1988): A Biography in Pictures|1988]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1987): A Biography in Pictures|1987]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1986): A Biography in Pictures|1986]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1985): A Biography in Pictures|1985]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1984): A Biography in Pictures|1984]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1983): A Biography in Pictures|1983]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1982): A Biography in Pictures|1982]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1981): A Biography in Pictures|1981]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1980): A Biography in Pictures|1980]]

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1959): A Biography in Pictures|1959]] -- '''''[[Gabriele Boccaccini (1958): A Biography in Pictures|1958]]''''' -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1957): A Biography in Pictures|1957]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1956): A Biography in Pictures|1956]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1955): A Biography in Pictures|1955]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1954): A Biography in Pictures|1954]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1953): A Biography in Pictures|1953]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1952): A Biography in Pictures|1952]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1951): A Biography in Pictures|1951]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1950): A Biography in Pictures|1950]]

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1929): A Biography in Pictures|1929]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1928): A Biography in Pictures|1928]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1927): A Biography in Pictures|1927]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1926): A Biography in Pictures|1926]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1925): A Biography in Pictures|1925]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1924): A Biography in Pictures|1924]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1923): A Biography in Pictures|1923]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1922): A Biography in Pictures|1922]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1921): A Biography in Pictures|1921]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1920): A Biography in Pictures|1920]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1919): A Biography in Pictures|1919]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1918): A Biography in Pictures|1918]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1917): A Biography in Pictures|1917]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1916): A Biography in Pictures|1916]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1915): A Biography in Pictures|1915]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1914): A Biography in Pictures|1914]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1913): A Biography in Pictures|1913]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1912): A Biography in Pictures|1912]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1911): A Biography in Pictures|1911]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1910): A Biography in Pictures|1910]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1909): A Biography in Pictures|1909]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1908): A Biography in Pictures|1908]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1907): A Biography in Pictures|1907]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1906): A Biography in Pictures|1906]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1905): A Biography in Pictures|1905]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1904): A Biography in Pictures|1904]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1903): A Biography in Pictures|1903]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1902): A Biography in Pictures|1902]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1901): A Biography in Pictures|1901]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1900): A Biography in Pictures|1900]]
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== Gallery ==
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==== Forthcoming 2026 ====
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File:ICAMUS.jpg|'''Chiara Sintoni in concert: American Nocturnes, Lyceum, Florence''' (Nov 23, 2026)

File:ICAMUS.jpg|'''LiLai Nan in concert: American Minimalism, Palazzo della Musica, Prato''' (Nov 7, 2026)

File:Frankel Institute.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paper at the Frankel Institute

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==== Oct 13, 2026 -- Book Launch, The Thanksgiving Scroll ===
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File:2026 Thanksgiving Scroll.jpg|'''Book Launch, The Thanksgiving Scroll''' (Oct 13, 2026)
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File:Euro Volley Men.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Men's Team, 34^ Euro Volleyball, Turkey''' (Sep 10-26, 2026)

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==== Sep 23, 2026 -- Mary in the Qur'an, Ann Arbor ====
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File:2026 Mary Quran.jpg|'''Mary in the Quran (Younus Y. Mirza), lecture''' (Sep 23, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Sep 13, 2026 -- Car Racing, 67^ Spanish Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|'''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), 67^ Spanish Prix, Monza''' (Sep 13, 2026)</gallery>
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==== Sep 11-13, 2026 -- 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs ====
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File:2026 Ultimate Athletics.png|'''1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs, Budapest IT = W2 / F0 / B0''' (Sep 11-13, 2026)
File:American flag.png|'''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 11-13, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|'''Italy (F), 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 11-13, 2026)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|'''Larissa IAPICHINO (W), Long Jump, 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 11, 2026)
File:1992 Tamberi (athletics).jpg|'''Gianmarco TAMBERI (W), High Jump, 1^ World Athletics Ultimate Champs''' (Sep 13, 2026)
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==== Sep 12-13, 2026 -- Tennis, US Open ====
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File:US Open.png|==== '''US Open, Alexander Zverev (W), Men's Singles / Elena Rybakina (W), Women's Singles''' (Sep 12-13, 2026)
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==== Sep 6, 2026 -- 34^ Women's Euro Volley ====
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File:Euro Volley Women.png|'''34^ Euro Volley, Turkey (W) vs. Italy (F), Women's Teams, Turkey''' (Aug 21 - Sep 6, 2026)
File:Turkish flag.png|'''Turkey (W), Women's Team, 34^ Euro Volley, Turkey''' (Sep 6, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|'''Italy (F), Women's Team, 34^ Euro Volley, Turkey''' (Sep 6, 2026)
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==== Sep 6, 2026 -- Car Racing, 97^ Italian Grand Prix, Monza ====
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File:Italian Grand Prix.jpg|'''Italian Grand Prix''' (1921-present)
File:2026 Italian Grand Prix.jpg|'''97^ Italian Grand Prix, Monza''' (Sep 6, 2026)
File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|'''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), 97^ Italian Grand Prix, Monza''' (Sep 6, 2026)
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==== Sep 2-12, 2026 -- 83^ Venice Film Festival ====
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File:Venice Festival.jpg|'''83^ Venice Film Festival''' (Sep 2-12, 2026)
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=== SEPTEMBER (↑) ===
=== AUGUST (↓) ===
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==== Aug 26, 2026 -- Nepal Floods ====
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File:2026 Nepal Floods.jpg|'''Nepal Floods''' (Aug 26, 2026)
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==== Aug 15-16, 2026 -- Euro Gymnastics ====
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File:2006 Esposito (gymnastics).jpg|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's Team (Manila Esposito), Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 16, 2026)
File:Italy Gymnastics.png|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's Team, Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:2006 Esposito (gymnastics).jpg|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Manila Esposito (F), Balance Beam, Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 15, 2026)
File:2006 Esposito (gymnastics).jpg|=== GYMNASTICS === ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Manila ESPOSITO (W), Floor, Euro Gymnastics, Zagreb''' (Aug 15, 2026)

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==== Aug 10-16, 2026 -- 27^ Euro Athletics ====
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File:Euro Athletics.png|== ATHLETICS == '''27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham (England)''' (Aug 10-16, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10-16, 2026)
File:British flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Britain (F), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10-16, 2026)

File:1995 Weir (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Zane Weir (F), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10, 2026)
File:1997 Fabbri (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Leonardo FABBRI (W), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 10, 2026)

File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nadia BATTOCLETTI (W), 5000m, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 11, 2026)

File:1997 Fantini (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Sara Fantini (F), Hammer, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 12, 2026)

File:1993 Derkach (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Dariya DERKACH (W), Triple Jump, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 13, 2026)

File:2004 Fiorini (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Sofia FIORINI (W), Marathon Walk, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:1992 Stano (athletics).png|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Massimo STANO (W), Marathon Walk, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:1992 Tamberi (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Gianmarco TAMBERI (W), High Jump, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 14, 2026)

File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nadia BATTOCLETTI (W), 10000m, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 14, 2026)

File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Andy DIAZ (W), Triple jump, 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Larissa IAPICHINO (W), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Armand DUPLANTIS (W), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:Italy Athletics.jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's 4x400m Team (Scotti-Sito-Soudassi-Benati), 27^ Euro Athletics, Birmingham''' (Aug 16, 2026)

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==== Aug 5-9, 2026 -- 21^ World Athletics U20 ====
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File:American flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''UNITED STATES (W), 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene, OR''' (Aug 5-9, 2026)
File:Kenyan flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Kenya (F), 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene, OR''' (Aug 5-9, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Italy (B), 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene, OR''' (Aug 5-9, 2026)

File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Kelly Doualla (B), 21^ World Athletics U20 (100m), Eugene, OR''' (Aug 6, 2026)

File:2008 Inzoli (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Daniele INZOLI (W), 21^ World Athletics U20 (long jump), Eugene (USA)''' (Aug 8, 2026)

File:2026 Mixed Relay.jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD CUP U20 == '''Italy (W), Mixed 4x100m, Galvan-Valesin-Pagliarini-Doualla, 21^ World Athletics U20, Eugene (USA)''' (Aug 8, 2026)
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=== AUGUST (↑) ===
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==== Jul 31 - Aug 16, 2026 -- 38^ Euro Aquatics ====
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File:Euro Aquatics.png|==== AQUATICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris (France) IT = W13 / F15 / B15''' (Jul 31 - Aug 16, 2026)
File:British flag.png|==== AQUATICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''BRITAIN (W), Top Nation, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31 - Aug 16, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== AQUATICS ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Top Medals, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31 - Aug 16, 2026)

File:2026 Italy Diving.jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Mixed Team (Pellacani-Santoro-DiMaria-Pelligra, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31, 2026)

File:2007 Pelati (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Filippo Pelati (F), Solo technical routine, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31, 2026)

File:2007 Pelati (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Filippo Pelati (F), Solo free routine, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Jul 31, 2026)

File:2002 Pellacani (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI (W), 1m springboard, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:Conte Pelligra (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simone Conte & Raffaele Pelligra (F), 10m synchro, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:Pellacani Santoro (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI & Matteo SANTORO (W), 3m synchro, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:Pelati Ruggiero (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Filippo Pelati & Lucrezia Ruggiero (F), Duet technical routine, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 2, 2026)

File:2002 Pellacani (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI (W), 3m springboard, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 4, 2026)

File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Ginevra TADDEUCCI (W), 10k open swim, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 4, 2026)

File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Ginevra TADDEUCCI (W), 5k open swim, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 5, 2026)

File:2002 Pellacani (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Chiara PELLACANI & Elisa PIZZINI (W), 3m synchro, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 6, 2026)

File:2004 Barnaba (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Andrea Barnabà (F), High Diving, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 8, 2026)

File:2002 Cosetti (diving).jpg|==== DIVING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Elisa Cosetti (F), High Diving, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 8, 2026)

File:1999 Razzetti (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Alberto Razzetti (F), 400m medley, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 10, 2026)

File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simona QUADARELLA (W), 800m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 11, 2026)

File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nicolò MARTINENGHI (W), 100m Breaststroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 11, 2026)

File:Italy Swimming.png|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's 4x100m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 12, 2026)

File:2006 Curtis (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Sara CURTIS (W), 50m backstroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 13, 2026)

File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simona QUADARELLA (W), 1500m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 14, 2026)

File:2003 Gastaldi (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Anita Gastaldi (F), 200m medley, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simone Cerasuolo (F), 50m Breaststroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 15, 2026)
File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Nicolò MARTINENGHI (W), 50m Breaststroke, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 15, 2026)

File:Italy Swimming.png|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Men's 4x100m mix (Ceccon-Martinenghi-Razzetti-D'Ambrosio), 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:Italy Swimming.png|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (F), Women's 4x100m mix (Curtis-Pilato-Gastaldi-Menicucci), 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simona QUADARELLA (W), 400m freestyle, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Thomas Ceccon (F), 100m dorso, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

File:2005 Pilato (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Benedetta Pilato (F), 50m rana, 38^ Euro Aquatics, Paris''' (Aug 16, 2026)

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==== Jul 22-30, 2026 -- 71^ World Fencing ====
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File:World Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong IT = W4 / F4 / B0''' (Jul 22-30, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong''' (Jul 22-30, 2026)
File:South Korean flag.png|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''South Korea (F), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong''' (Jul 22-30, 2026)

File:2001 Macchi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Filippo Macchi (F), Men's Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 25, 2026)
File:1989 Rizzi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Giulia Rizzi (F), Women's Spada, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 25, 2026)

File:2001 Di Veroli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Davide Di Veroli (F), Men's Spada, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 26, 2026)

File:2001 Favaretto (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Martina FAVARETTO (W), Women's Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 27, 2026)
File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Arianna Errigo (F), Women's Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 27, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Spada, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)
File:1989 Rizzi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Spada (Giulia Rizzi), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)
File:2001 Macchi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto (Filippo Macchi), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 28, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto, 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 30, 2026)
File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Arianna Errigo), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 30, 2026)
File:2001 Favaretto (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Martina Favaretto), 71^ World Fencing, Hong Kong'''' (Jul 30, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

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File:2026 Kia Seltos.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Our New Car (Kia Seltos)''' (Jul 24, 2026)
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==== Jul 19, 2026 -- 23^ Men's World Soccer ====

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File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''SPAIN (W-2) vs. Argentina (F), 23^ World Cup, Men's Team''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:Argentine flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Argentina (F), 23^ World Cup, Men's Team''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:2000 Haaland (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Erling Haaland, 23^ World Cup, <Best Player> (Norway)''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:1987 Messi (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Lionel Messi, 23^ World Cup, <Best Player> (Argentina)''' (Jul 19, 2026)
File:1998 Mbappe (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Kylian Mbappé, 23^ World Cup, Top Scorer (France)''' (Jul 19, 2026)
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==== Jul 19, 2026 -- Car Racing, Belgian Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Belgian Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jul 19, 2026)
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==== Jul 19, 2026 -- Tennis, 78^ Swedish Open ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Luciano Darderi (F), Men's Singles, 78^ Swedish Open''' (Jul 19, 2026)
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==== Jul 16-19, 2026 -- 5^ Euro Athletics U18 ====
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File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U18 == '''5^ Euro Athletics U18, Rieti (Italy) IT = W2 / F4 / B2''' (Jul 16-19, 2026)
File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U18 == '''Kelly Doualla (W), 5^ Euro Athletics U18 (100m), Rieti''' (Jul 17, 2026)
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==== Jul 12, 2026 -- Tennis, 139^ Wimbledon ====
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File:2026 Sinner Wimbledon.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik SINNER (W-2), Men's Singles, 139^ Wimbledon''' (Jul 12, 2026)
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==== Jul 11, 2026 -- Men's Euro Soccer U19 ====
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File:2026 World Soccer.jpg|==== SOCCER ==== '''World Soccer (USA-Mexico-Canada 2026), Opening''' ([Jun 11] Jul 11, 2026)

File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''SPAIN (W-10) vs. Germany (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Wales''' (Jul 11, 2026)
File:German flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''Germany (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Wales''' (Jul 11, 2026)
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==== Fall 2026 -- My Life in Michigan, RiverHouse, Ann Arbor ====
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Fall 2026)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' [35^ year] (Fall 2026)
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==== Jul 6, 2026 -- Flight to the United States ====
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File:Italy to USA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Flight to the United States / Detroit-Frankfurt-Florence (Lufthansa)''' (Jul 6, 2026)
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==== Jul 5, 2026 -- ====
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File:Ferrari.png|==== FORMULA 1 ==== '''FERRARI / Leclerc (W), British Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jul 5, 2026)
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==== Jul 4-26, 2026 -- 113^ Tour de France ====
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File:Tour France.png|'''113^ Tour de France, Opening''' (Jul 4 [-26], 2026)

File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 113^ Tour de France (3^, 6^, 10^, 14^ & 19^ stages)''' (Jul 6, 9, 14, 18 & 24, 2026)

File:Maglia Gialla Tour.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''113^ Tour de France, Tadej Pogačar (W), Final''' (Jul 26, 2026)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 113^ Tour de France, Final''' (Jul 26, 2026)
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==== Jul 2, 2026 -- ES event: EUARE Panel ====
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File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Rome, Italy''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:2026 EUARE Rome.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''EUARE Panel: The Italian Contribution to the Paul within Judaism Perspective''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Massimo Gargiulo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Massimo Gargiulo, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, EUARE Panel, Rome''' (Jul 2, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Maturita.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''50^ anniversary of High School Exams, Bivigliano''' (Jul 1, 2026)
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=== JULY (↑) ===
=== JUNE (↓) ===
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==== Jun 21, 2026 -- SguardiDanza ====
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File:2026 Sguardidanza.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Spettacolo di SguardiDanza, Teatro del Popolo, Castelfiorentino''' (Jun 21, 2026)
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==== Jun 16-21, 2026 -- 39^ Euro Fencing ====

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File:Euro Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''39^ Euro Fencing, Antony (France) IT = W4 / F1 / B2''' (Jun 16-21, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Top Nation, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony''' (Jun 16-21, 2026)
File:French flag.png|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''France (F), Top Medals, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony''' (Jun 16-21, 2026)

File:2003 Mencarelli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Simone MENCARELLI (W), Men's Spada, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 16, 2026)

File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Arianna Errigo (F), Women's Fioretto, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 17, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Spada, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 19, 2026)
File:2001 Di Veroli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Spada (Davide Di Veroli), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 19, 2026)
File:2003 Mencarelli (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Spada (Simone Mencarelli), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 19, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 20, 2026)
File:1988 Errigo (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Arianna Errigo), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 20, 2026)
File:2001 Favaretto (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Women's Team Fioretto (Martina Favaretto), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 20, 2026)

File:Italy Fencing.jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto, 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 21, 2026)
File:2001 Macchi (fencing).jpg|==== FENCING ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ITALY (W), Men's Team Fioretto (Filippo Macchi), 39^ Euro Fencing, Antony'''' (Jun 21, 2026)
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==== Jun 18, 2026 -- Meeting at Casa Busoni ====

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File:Casa Busoni.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Meeting at Casa Busoni, Empoli''' (Jun 18, 2026)
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==== Jun 14, 2026 -- Car Racing, Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix ====
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File:Ferrari.png|==== FORMULA 1 ==== '''FERRARI / Hamilton (W), Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jun 14, 2026)
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==== Jun 10, 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Aloma Birthday.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Happy Birthday, Aloma!, Baccaiano''' (Jun 10, 2026)
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==== Jun 7, 2026 -- Car Racing, Monaco Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Monaco Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Jun 7, 2026)
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==== Jun 7, 2026 -- 23^ Men's Euro Soccer U17 ====
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File:Italian flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U17 == '''23^ Men's Euro Soccer U17, ITALY (W-2) vs. Belgium (F), Estonia''' ([May 25] Jun 7, 2026)
File:Italian flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U17 == '''ITALY (W-2), 23^ Euro Cup U17, Men's Team''' (Jun 7, 2026) <Italy (W): 2024, 2026; (F) 2013, 2018, 2019>
File:Belgian flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U17 == '''Belgium (F), 23^ Euro Cup U17, Men's Team''' (Jun 7, 2026) <Italy (W): 2024, 2026; (F) 2013, 2018, 2019>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Museo San Marco.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_Nazionale_di_San_Marco Museo San Marco / Beato Angelico], Florence''' (Jun 7, 2026)
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==== Jun 6-7, 2026 -- Tennis, 125^ Roland Garros ====
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File:Roland Garros.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Alexander Zverev (W), Men's Singles / Mirra Andreeva (W), Women's Singles, 125^ Roland Garros, Paris''' (Jun 6-7, 2026)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Flavio Cobolli (F), Men's Singles, 125^ Roland Garros, Paris''' (Jun 7, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Pomino Lorenzo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My Brother's 70^ Birthday Party, Pomino''' (Jun 6, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), Mixed Doubles, 125^ Roland Garros, Paris''' (Jun 4, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Alberto Camplani.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Alberto Camplani, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)

File:Innocenzo Gargano.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''Innocenzo Gargano, S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:Celio Camaldoli.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''Dinner at S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:Daniele Minisini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Minisini, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:Luca Pedroli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Pedroli, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:2026 Enoch Biblico.jpg|'''The Enoch Seminar turns 25, Public Lecture by Loren Stuckenbruck, Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)

File:Paola Mollo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paola Mollo, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026)
File:2026 Visit Biblico.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Tour of the PBI Library with Paola Mollo & Luca Pedroli, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (Jun 3, 2026

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==== , 2026 -- 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome ====
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File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Rome, Italy''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:2026 Nangeroni Meeting.jpg|'''17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Caterina Moro.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Caterina Moro, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
File:Loren Stuckenbruck.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Loren Stuckenbruck, 17^ Nangeroni Meeting, Rome''' (May 31 - Jun 4, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Maglia Rosa.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''109^ Giro d'Italia, Jonas Vingegaard (W), Final''' (May 31, 2026)
File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Jonathan Milan (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (21^ Stage, ITT)''' (May 31, 2026)
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==== May 30, 2026 -- Soccer, 71^ Champions League ====
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File:Champions League.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''71^ Champions League, Paris SG (W) vs. Arsenal (F)''' (May 30, 2026)
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File:2026 Donne Lyceum.jpg|'''Le donne del Lyceum e le leggi razziali''' (May 27, 2026)
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==== May 25, 2026 -- ICAMus Concert ====
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File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Beniamino Iozzelli & Aloma Bardi: Barber, Lyceum, Florence''' (May 25, 2026)
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==== May 24, 2026 -- ====
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File:1997 Dimarco (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Federico Dimarco (W), 124^ Serie A, Best Player (Inter)''' (May 24, 2026)
File:1997 Martinez (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Lautaro Martinez (W), 124^ Serie A, Top Scorer (Inter)''' (May 24, 2026)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Napoli (F), 124^ Serie A''' (May 24, 2026)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''INTER (W-21) vs. Napoli (F), 124^ Serie A, Scudetto''' (May 24, 2026)
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==== May 24, 2026 -- Car Racing, Canadian Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Canadian Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (May 24, 2026)
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File:1993 Bettiol (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alberto Bettiol (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (13^ Stage)''' (May 22, 2026)
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File:2026 Enoch Graduate Seminar.jpg|'''Enoch Graduale Seminar, George Fox University''' (May 21-22, 2026)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|'''Enoch Seminar Event, <online>''' (May 21-22, 2026)
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File:2026 Sambuco Lecture.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture on Paul, Comunita' del Sambuco, Milan, Italy''' (May 21, 2026)
File:2026 Passoni Festschrift.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Anna Passoni Dell'Acqua Festschrift, Catholic University, Milan''' (May 21, 2026)
File:Chiesa Ambrogio Milano.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio, Milan, Italy''' (May 21, 2026)
File:2026 Lugano Lecture.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture on Paul, Lugano, Switzerland''' (May 20, 2026)
File:1529 Luini (art).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luini Crucifixion (1529), Chiesa dei S. Maria degli Angioli, Lugano, Switzerland''' (May 20, 2026)
File:Ernesto Borghi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Ernesto Borghi, ABSI, Lugano-Milan''' (May 20-21, 2026)
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File:2026 ASSEI Rocca.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Samuele Rocca, AISSI <online lecture>''' (May 19, 2026)
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File:1996 Ganna (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Filippo Ganna (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (10^ stage, ITT)''' (May 19, 2026)
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File:2026 Sinner Masters.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner, 83^ Italian Open, Career Golden Masters Completed''' (May 17, 2026)
File:2026 Sinner Panatta.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner, 83^ Italian Open, 50 years after Panatta''' (May 17, 2026)
File:2026 Sinner Roma.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 83^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 17, 2026)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), 83^ Italian Open, Men's Doubles''' (May 17, 2026)
File:Italian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''83^ Italian Open, Jannik Sinner (W), Elina Svitolina (W-3)''' ([May 4] May 17, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Madonna Tosse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Lecture on Paul, Madonna della Tosse, via Faentina, Florence''' (May 16, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:1994 Ballerini (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Davide Ballerini (W), 109^ Giro d'Italia (6^ stage)''' (May 14, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:2026 Sacchi Meeting.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:2026 Sacchi Meeting 1.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Marcello Fidanzio.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Marcello Fidanzio, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Piero Capelli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Piero Capelli, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Gabriele Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini Gargiulo, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Lazio.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Lazio (F), 79^ Coppa Italia''' (May 13, 2026)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''INTER (W-10) vs. Lazio (F), 79^ Coppa Italia''' (May 13, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Cannes Festival.png|'''79^ Cannes Film Festival''' (May 12-22, 2026)
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File:Giro Italia.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''109^ Giro d'Italia, Opening''' (May 8 [-31], 2026)
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File:2026 Sacro Cuore Chiesa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiesa di N.S. del Sacro Cuore, Florence''' (May 7, 2026)
File:2026 Giuseppino Chiesa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiesa di san Giuseppino, Florence''' (May 7, 2026)
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==== May 6, 2026 -- 71^ David di Donatello, Rome ====
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<gallery>
File:David Donatello.png|'''71^ David di Donatello, Rome''' (May 6, 2026)
File:2025 Sossai (film).jpg|'''Le citta' di pianura (Sossai), Best Film (W), 71^ David di Donatello''' (May 6, 2026)
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==== May 4, 2026 -- 110^ Pulitzer Prize ====
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File:Pulitzer Prizes.png|'''110^ Pulitzer Prize, Daniel Kraus (W), ''Angel Down''''' (May 4, 2026)
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==== May 3, 2026 -- Car Racing, Miami Grand Prix ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Miami Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (May 3, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 24^ Madrid Open, Men's Singles''' (May 3, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Pitti Palatina.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Galleria Palatina, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Pitti Modern Art.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Pitti Moda Art.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Museo della Moda, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Pitti Cappella.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cappella Palatina, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Giardino Boboli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giardino di Boboli, Pitti, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Orsanmichele.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Orsanmichele, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)
File:Cappelle Medicee.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cappelle Medicee, Florence''' (May 3, 2026)

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=== MAY (↑) ===
=== APRIL (↓) ===
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File:Prato Donatello.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Donatello’s Pulpit, Cathedral, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:Prato Franchi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Frescoes & Works by Alessandro Franchi, Cathedral, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:Banquet Herod Lippi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Frescoes by Filippo Lippi, Cathedral, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:2026 Prato Wheeler.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Aloma. with composer Scott Wheeler and soprano Lorna Windsor, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus Event, Prato''' (Apr 28, 2026)
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File:2026 Wheeler NYU.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Composer Scott Wheeler, Villa La Pietra, NYU, Firenze''' (Apr 27, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 112^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 26, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Orticoltura Fiori.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Mostra dei Fiori, Giardino dell'Orticoltura, Firenze''' (Apr 26, 2026)
File:2026 Montespertoli Liberazione.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Festa della Liberazione, Montespertoli''' (Apr 25, 2026)
File:2026 Viterbo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My <online> lecture: Paolo di Tarso''' (Apr 21, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Riccardo Lorenzo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Orti del Parnaso, with Riccardo and Lorenzo, Florence''' (Apr 19, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (F), 110^ Munich Open, Men's Singles''' (Apr 19, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Icamus Romano.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Tessa Romano & LiLai Nan in Concert, Lyceum, Florence''' (Apr 16, 2026)
File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Tessa Romano & LiLai Nan in Concert, Lyceum, Florence''' (Apr 16, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Alberto Camplani.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Alberto Camplani, My lecture at La Sapienza''' (Apr 16, 2026)
File:2026 Sapienza Revelation 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture at La Sapienza''' (Apr 16, 2026)
File:2026 Sapienza Revelation.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture at La Sapienza''' (Apr 16, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Tornado Ann Arbor.jpg|==== VARIA ==== '''Tornado Touchdown in Ann Arbor''' (Apr 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Luca Arcari.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Arcari, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-14, 2026)
File:Luca Pedroli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Pedroli, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-14, 2026)
File:Marida Nicolaci.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Marida Nicolaci, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-14, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Giovanni Ibba.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giovanni Ibba, 1^ Sacchi Meeting, Florence''' (May 14, 2026)
File:Daniele Minisini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Minisini, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Giulio Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giulio Mariotti, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Massimo Gargiulo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Massimo Gargiulo, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, 1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:2026 Fredriksen Seminar.jpg|'''1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:2026 Fredriksen Lecture.jpg|'''1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:2026 Paul Seminar.jpg|'''1^ Enoch Seminar Italy, Rome''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Enoch Seminar Event, Rome, Italy''' (Apr 13-15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2004 Fiorini (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Sofia FIORINI (F), Marathon Walk, 31^ World Walking, Brazil''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:1996 Crippa (athletics).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Yeman CRIPPA (W), Paris Marathon, Athletics''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (F), 123^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 12, 2026)
File:Paris Roubaix.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Wout van Aert (W), 123^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 119^ Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 12, 2026)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 119^ Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 12, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Cimitero Misericordia.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cimitero della Misericordia, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Duomo Siena.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Duomo, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Piazza Siena.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Piazza del Campo, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Piccolomini Staircase.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Liceo Piccolomini, Monumental Staircase, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Piccolomini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Liceo Piccolomini, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:2026 Aloma Lecture Siena.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Aloma's Lecture, Aula Magna, Liceo Piccolomini, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
File:ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus Event, Liceo Piccolomini, Siena''' (Apr 9, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 110^ Tour of Flanders''' (Apr 5, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Urbi Orbi Pope Leo.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Easter 2026''' (Apr 5, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 Artemis.jpg|==== SCIENCE ==== '''Artemis II, U.S. lunar flyby mission''' (Apr 1-10, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Passover.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Passover 2026''' (Apr 1, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Luca Mazzinghi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Lunch with Luca Mazzinghi, Bivigliano''' (Apr 1, 2026)

</gallery>
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=== APRIL (↑) ===
=== MARCH (↓) ===
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|=== CAR RACING === '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Japanese Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Mar 29, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 41^ Miami Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 29, 2026)
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (F), 41^ Miami Open, Women's Doubles''' (Mar 29, 2026)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), 41^ Miami Open, Men's Doubles''' (Mar 28, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Casa Milani.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Casa Milani, via Masaccio, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026)
File:2026 Studio Ori.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Studio Luciano Ori, via Masaccio, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:1962 Bartoli (art).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiesa del S. Cuore, via Capo di Mondo, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:2026 Cenacolo Salvi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cenacolo di San Salvi, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026)
File:2026 Ville Liberty.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Villini Liberty, via Scipione Ammirato, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:1910 Ciuti (art).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Villino Ciuti, via Della Robbia, Florence''' (Mar 28, 2026) <art>
File:2026 Chiostro Scalzo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Chiostro dello Scalzo, Florence''' (Mar 26, 2026)
File:2026 Cenacolo Fuligno.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cenacolo del Fuligno, Florence''' (Mar 26, 2026)
File:2026 Cenacolo Apollonia.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Cenacolo di Sant'Apollonia, Florence''' (Mar 26, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:Sarah Mullally.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Sarah Mullally, 106^ Archbishop of Canterbury (first woman)''' (Mar 25, 2026)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W), 117^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 21, 2026)
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File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (F), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 22, 2026)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Larissa Iapichino (F), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 22, 2026)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Armand DUPLANTIS (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 21, 2026)
File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Zaynab DOSSO (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 21, 2026)
File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Nadia BATTOCLETTI (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 21, 2026)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Andy DIAZ (W), 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 20, 2026)
File:American flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun''' (Mar 20-22, 2026)
File:2026 World Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''21^ World Athletics Indoor, Torun IT : W3 / F2 / B0''' (Mar 20-22, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2026 InterCity Train.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Day Train Palermo-Napoli''' (Mar 16, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Trier (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''Sentimental Value (Trier), Best Intl Film (W)''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:2025 Anderson (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''One Battle After Another (Anderson), Best Film (W)''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:2026 Oscar Award.png|==== OSCAR ==== '''98^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony''' (Mar 15, 2026)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik SINNER (W), 52^ Indian Wells, Men's Singles''' (Mar 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== FORMULA 1 ==== '''Kimi ANTONELLI / Mercedes (W), Chinese Grand Prix, Car Racing''' (Mar 15, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Santa Caterina Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_di_Santa_Caterina_(Palermo) Church & Monastery of Santa Caterina], Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:Palazzo Abatellis.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palazzo_Abatellis Palazzo Abatellis], Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:Casa Professa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiesa_del_Ges%C3%B9_(Palermo) Casa Professa (Chiesa del Gesù)], Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:Palazzo Normanni.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Palazzo Normanni & Cappella Palatina, Palermo''' (Mar 15, 2026)
File:2026 Monreale.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Monreale Cathedral''' (Mar 14, 2026)
File:Antonio Landi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Antonio Landi, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Magnus Zetterholm.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Magnus Zetterholm, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Noffke.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Erik Noffke, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Amy-Jill Levine.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Amy-Jill Levine, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:John Kloppenborg.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''John Kloppenborg, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:John van Maaren.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''John van Maaren, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:Marida Nicolaci.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Marida Nicolaci, Palermo conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)
File:2026 Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Palermo Conference''' (Mar 13-14, 2026)

File:Archivio Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Archivio comunale, Sala Almeyda, Palermo''' (Mar 12, 2026)
File:Oratori Serpotta.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gli oratori del Serpotta, Palermo: S. Zita, D. Domenico, S. Lorenzo''' (Mar 12, 2026)
File:Museo Archeologico Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Museo Archeologico, Palermo''' (Mar 12, 2026)
File:Seminario Palermo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Seminario Arcivescovile, Palermo''' (Mar 12-16, 2026)
File:2026 Night Train.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Night Train Napoli-Palermo''' (Mar 11-12, 2026)
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File:2026 Festa Donna.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Festa della donna, ICAMus Prato''' (8 marzo 2026)
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Luciano DARDERI (W), 28^ Chile Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 1, 2026)

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=== MARCH (↑) ===
=== FEBRUARY (↓) ===
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio COBOLLI (W), 33^ Mexican Open, Men's Singles''' (Feb 28, 2026)
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File:2026 Iran War.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''Iran War''' (Feb 28, 2026 [to...])
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Carlos ALCARAZ (W), 34^ Qatar Open, Men's Singles''' (Feb 21, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Resonare.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Resonare Concert, SS Apostoli, Florence (Lucia Baldacci)''' (Feb 21, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Online Lecture on "Giacomo, il «fratello del Signore»"''' (Feb 16, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Luciano Darderi (F), 29^ Argentina Open, Men's Singles''' (Feb 15, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Bassi Museum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Museo Amedeo Bassi, Montespertoli''' (Feb 15, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Reunion 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''High School Reunion, Caldine, Florence''' (Feb 12, 2026)
File:2026 Reunion.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''High School Reunion, Caldine, Florence''' (Feb 12, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Lorenzo Laurea.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Lorenzo's Laurea (with Giulia)''' (Feb 9, 2026)
File:Cascine Agraria Aula.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Palazzina Reale delle Cascine, University of Florence, Aula magna''' (Feb 9, 2016)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Madonna Tosse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Return to Madonna della Tosse, Florence''' (Feb 8, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Fontana Record.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Arianna Fontana's Record, Olympic Skating, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 18, 2026)
File:1990 Brignone (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Federica Brignone (WW), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 12 & 15, 2026)
File:1999 Constantini 1995 Mosaner (curling).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Stefania Constantini & Amos Mosaner (B), Olympic Curling, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 2026)
File:1990 Fontana (skating).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Arianna Fontana (F), Team (W), Olympic Skating, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 10 & 12, 2026)
File:1992 Goggia (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Sofia Goggia (B), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7, 2026)
File:1989 Paris (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Dominik Paris (B), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7, 2026)
File:2001 Franzoni (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Giovanni Franzoni (F), Olympic Skiing, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7, 2026)
File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|==== SPORT ==== '''Francesca Lollobrigida (WW), Olympic Skating, Milano Cortina''' (Feb 7 & 12, 2026)
File:2026 Winter Olympics.png|==== SPORT ==== '''25^ Winter Olympics, Milano Cortina IT = W10 / F6 / B14''' (Feb 6-22, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Oblate Musica.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Book Presentation (De Santis & Benvenuti) with Batisti & Mangani, Florence''' (Feb 3, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Aloma Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Aloma, ICAMus, Prato''' (Feb 2, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Gabriele Parnaso.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Orti del Parnaso''' (Feb 1, 2026)
File:2026 Aloma Orticoltura.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giardino dell'Orticoltura''' (Feb 1, 2026)
</gallery>
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=== FEBRUARY (↑) ===
=== JANUARY (↓) ===
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==== Jan 31 - Feb 1, 2026 -- Tennis, Australian Open ====
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<gallery>

File:Australian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Elena Rybakina (W), Women's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 31, 2026)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos ALCARAZ (W), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Feb 1, 2026)
File:1987 Djokovic (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Novak Djokovic (F), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Feb 1, 2026)
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==== Jan 31, 2026 -- Arezzo, Book Presentation ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Arezzo Paolo 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paolo di Tarso nella riflessione contemporanea, Arezzo''' (Jan 31, 2026)
File:2026 Arezzo Paolo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Paolo di Tarso nella riflessione contemporanea (Nepi, Boccaccini, Mariotti, with Marcone & Lorenzini), Arezzo''' (Jan 31, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- Rome, Convegno su Paolo Ricca ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Valdesi Ricca.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Convegno su Paolo Ricca, Rome''' (Jan 30-31, 2026)
File:2026 Paolo Ricca.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Convegno su Paolo Ricca, Rome''' (Jan 30-31, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- Rome, Convegno al Biblico ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Biblico Lecture.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture: Apocalittica ieri e oggi, Biblico, Roma''' (Jan 30, 2026)
File:Daniele Tripaldi.png|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Tripaldi''' (Jan 2026)
File:Domenico Agostini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Domenico Agostini''' (Jan 2026)
File:Luca Arcari.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Arcari''' (Jan 2026)
File:Daniele Minisini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Daniele Minisini''' (Jan 2026)
File:Henryk Drawnel.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Henryk Drawnel''' (Jan 2026)
File:John J. Collins.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''John J. Collins''' <online> (Jan 2026)
File:Massimo Villa.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Massimo Villa''' (Jan 2026)
File:Edmondo Lupieri.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Edmondo Lupieri''' (Jan 2026)
File:Boccaccini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini''' (Jan 2026)
File:Luigi Santopaolo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luigi Santopaolo''' (Jan 2026)
File:Luca Pedroli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Pedroli''' (Jan 2026)
File:2026 Biblico Apocalittica.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Pedroli, Boccaccini, Lupieri''' (Jan 2026)
File:2026 Biblico.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''[https://www.biblico.it/Seminario_2012/seminario_agg.html Conference and Lecture on Apocalypticism], (Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome''' (Jan 26-30, 2026)
File:Innocenzo Gargano.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''Innocenzo Gargano, S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jan 26-30, 2026)
File:Celio Camaldoli.jpg|=== PERSONAL ==== '''S. Gregorio al Celio, Rome''' (Jan 26-30, 2026)
File:Conference Icon.png|
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2026 MCECS Rodney.jpg|'''Lecture by Rodney Caruthers, Ann Arbor''' (Jan 26, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 25, 2026 -- Giorno della memoria, Montespertoli ====

<gallery>
File:2026 Giorno Memoria.jpg|'''Giorno della memoria, Montespertoli''' (Jan 25, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 22, 2026 -- 49^ Sundance Film Festival ====
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<gallery>
File:Sundance Festival.jpg|'''49^ Sundance Film Festival''' (Jan 22 - Feb 1, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan-Jun 2026 -- My Life in Italy, Puccinotti, Florence ====

<gallery>
File:Firenze Puccinotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Home, Sweet Home''' (Jan 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 20-21, 2026 -- Flight to Italy ====

<gallery>
File: USA to Italy.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Flight to Italy: Detroit-Frankfurt-Florence''' (Jan 20-21, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2026 BIBLIA Antisionismo.jpg|'''Zionism and Anti-Zionism, Biblia Online''' (Jan 19, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2026 Vitruvius Fano.jpg|'''Long Lost Vitruvius Basilica at Fano Discovered''' (Jan 19, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2026 Domani Paul.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Review on Paul by Giovanni Maria Vian''' ("Domani", Jan 18, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 17, 2026 -- Tennis, 31^ Hobart Intl ====

<gallery>
File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Elisabetta COCCIARETTO (W), 31^ Hobart Intl, Women's Singles''' (Jan 17, 2026)
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|==== SPORT ==== '''Francesca Lollobrigida (F), Euro Skating, Poland''' (Jan 11, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== , 2026 -- ====

<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti 1995 Sonego (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti & Lorenzo Sonego (W), Hong Kong Open, Men's Doubles''' (Jan 11, 2026)
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Hong Kong Open, Men's Singles''' (Jan 11, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 11, 2026 -- Tennis, 4^ United Cup ====
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<gallery>
File:United Cup.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''4^ United Cup, POLAND (W) vs. Switzerland (F), Tennis <ATP-WTA>''' (Jan 11, 2026)
File:Polish flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''POLAND (W), 4^ United Cup Tennis <ATP-WTA>''' (Jan 11, 2026)
File:Swiss flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''Switzerland (F), 4^ United Cup Tennis <ATP-WTA>''' (Jan 11, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 10, 2026 -- Rimpatriata degli italiani di Ann Arbor ====

<gallery>
File:2026 Italiani Carcassi.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Rimpatriata degli italiani a casa Carcassi, Ann Arbor''' (Jan 10, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 10, 2026 -- Tennis, Alcaraz-Sinner Exhibition Match ====
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<gallery>
File:2026 Sincaraz Seoul.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz & Jannik Sinner, Exhibition Match, Seoul, South Korea''' (Jan 10, 2026)
=== '''Carlos Alcaraz, Men's Singles, Exhibition Match, Seoul, South Korea''' (Jan 10, 2026)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner, Men's Singles, Exhibition Match, Seoul, South Korea''' (Jan 10, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 1, 2026 -- New Year's Concert (Nézet-Séguin) ====
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<gallery>
File:1975 Nezet-Seguin (conductor).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Yannick Nézet-Séguin (1), New Year's Concert, Musikverein, Vienna''' (Jan 1, 2026)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 1, 2026 -- My Life in Michigan, RiverHouse, Ann Arbor ====
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<gallery>
File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Jan 2025)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' (Jan 2025)
</gallery>
.

=== JANUARY (↑) ===

Category:1930, Top Films

2026-10-12T12:26:47Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

[[File:1930 Milestone (film).jpg|thumb|160px|5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front''''' (Milestone)]]

[[:Category:1926, Top Films|1926]] -- [[:Category:1927, Top Films|1927]] -- [[:Category:1928, Top Films|1928]] -- [[:Category:1929, Top Films|1929]]

-- -- '''1930, Top Films''' -- --

>> [[:Category:Film Studies--1930s|Film Studies (1930s)]] <<

[[:Category:1931, Top Films|1931]] -- [[:Category:1932, Top Films|1932]] -- [[:Category:1933, Top Films|1933]] -- [[:Category:1934, Top Films|1934]]

<gallery>
1930 Sternberg (film).jpg|2. '''''The Blue Angel''''' (Sternberg)
1930 Dovzhenko (film).jpg|4. '''''Earth''''' (Dovzhenko)
1930 Sternberg 2 (film).jpg|7. '''''Morocco''''' (Sternberg)
1930 Clair (film).jpg|10. '''''Under the Roofs of Paris''''' (Clair)
1930 Anderson (film).jpg|42. '''''King of Jazz''''' (Anderson)
1930 Carver (film).jpg|+. '''''The Silent Enemy''''' (Carver)
1930 Cromwell (film).jpg|+. '''''Tom Sawyer''''' (Cromwell)
</gallery>
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=== Notable Mention (1930) ===
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<gallery>
1930 Bunuel (film).jpg|1. '''L'Age d'Or''' (Bunuel)
1930 Vigo (film).jpg|3. '''A propos de Nice''' (Vigo)
1930 Siodmak & Ulmer (film).jpg|6. '''People on Sunday''' (Siodmak)
1930 Murnau (film).jpg|8. '''City Girl''' (Murnau)
1930 Heerman (film).jpg|9. '''Animal Crackers''' (Heerman)
1930 Walsh (film).jpg|15. '''The Big Trail''' (Walsh)
1930 Hughes (film).jpg|21. '''Hell's Angels''' (Hughes)
1930 Brown (film).jpg|26. '''Annie Christie''' (Brown)
1930 Hill (film).jpg|38. '''The Big House''' (Hill)
</gallery>
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=== Additional Films ===
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<gallery>
1930 Bacon (film).jpg
1930 Brown (film) 2.jpg
1930 Griffith (film).jpg
1930 Hawks (film).jpg
1930 Leonard (film).jpg
1930 Mikayilov (film).jpg
1930 Milton (film).jpg
1930 Pabst (film).jpg
1930 Pembroke (film).jpg
1930 Righelli (film).jpg
</gallery>
.

== Critical Reception / Ranking (1930) ==

=== [https://mubi.com/lists/mubi-s-top-50-films-of-1930 MUBI, Best Films] ===

-- #1. <''L'Âge d'or''>
-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #3. <''A propos de nice''>
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #6. <''People on Sunday''>
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''
-- #8. <''City Girl''>
-- #9. <''Animal Crackers''>
-- #10. '''''Under the Roofs of Paris'''''

-- #11. Salt for Svanetia
-- #12. '''The Story of the Fox'''
-- #13. Aimless Walk
-- #14. Light Spill: Black-White-Gray
-- #15. '''The Big Trail'''
-- #16. Sentimental Romance
-- #17. Miss Europe
-- #18. Mechanical Principles
-- #19. Borderline
-- #20. '''Monte Carlo'''

-- #21. '''Hell's Angels'''
-- #22. Murder!
-- #23. '''The Divorcee'''
-- #24. Brats
-- #25. That Night's Wife
-- #26. '''Anna Christie'''
-- #27. '''Au bonheur des dames'''
-- #28. Tomatos Another Day
-- #29. Maria of the Sea
-- #30. Hog Wild

-- #31. '''Westfront 1918'''
-- #32. The Pence Magic
-- #33. Little Lise
-- #34. '''The Dawn Patrol'''
-- #35. Abraham Lincoln
-- #36. Madam Satan
-- #37. Midnight in a Toy Store
-- #38. '''The Big House'''
-- #39. Liliom
-- #40. The Devil's Cabaret

-- #41. '''Laughter'''
-- #42. '''King of Jazz'''
-- #43. Tonka of the Gallows
-- #44. What Made Her Do It?
-- #45. Walk Cheerfully
-- #46. Bookstalls
-- #47. The Bat Whispers
-- #48. Her Man
-- #49. Weekend
-- #50. The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case

=== [https://www.flickchart.com/Charts.aspx?year=1930 Flickchart, Best Films] ===

-- @1. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- @2. <''Animal Crackers''>
-- @3. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- @4. <''L'age d'or''>
-- @5. '''''Morocco'''''
-- @6. '''''Earth'''''
-- @7. <''City Girl''>
-- @8. <''Hell's Angels''>
-- @9. <''The Big Trail''>
-- @10. '''''Under the Roofs of Paris'''''

-- @11. <''A propos de Nice''>
-- @12. <''People on Sunday''>
-- @13. Westfront 1918
-- @14. Anna Christie
-- @15. Another Fine Mess
-- @16. The Divorcee
-- @17. Murder!
-- @18. The Big House
-- @19. Monte Carlo
-- @20. The Dawn Patrol

=== [https://criticstop10.com/best-movies-of-1930/ CriticsTop10, Best Films] ===

-- =1 '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- =2 ''Min and Bill''
-- =3 Holiday (1930)
-- =4 Journey's End
-- =5 ''The Big House''
-- =6 ''Anna Christie''
-- =7 Outward Bound
-- =8 With Byrd at the South Pole
-- =9 '''The Divorcee'''
-- =10 '''Hell's Angels'''

-- =11 Old English
-- =12 '''Dawn Patrol'''
-- =13 Sarah and Son
-- =14 Common Clay
-- =15 Royal Family of Broadway
-- =16 The Love Parade
-- =17 Tom Sawyer (1930)
-- =18 Whoopee
-- =19 '''The Big Trail'''
-- =20 '''Laughter'''

-- =21 Let Us Be Gay
-- =22 '''Street of Chance''
-- =23 The Rogue Song
-- =24 '''Morocco'''
-- =25 The Vagabond King
-- =26 Monte Carlo
-- =27 Romance (1930)
-- =28 ''Animal Crackers''
-- =29 Green Goddess
-- =30 Young Man of Manhattan

-- =31 Seven Days' Leave
-- =32 Tol'able David
-- =33 Manslaughter
-- =34 Men Without Women
-- =35 White Hell of Pitz Palu
-- =36 Up the River
-- =37 '''King of Jazz'''
-- =38 Devil's Holiday
-- =39 Song O' My Heart
-- =40 Sin Takes a Holiday

-- =41 Doorway to Hell
-- =42 Lummox
-- =43 Lady Surrenders
-- =44 Unholy Three (1930)
-- =45 Devil to Pay
-- =46 Zwei Herzen im 3/4 Takt
-- =47 So This Is London
-- =48 Moby Dick (1930)
-- =49 Ladies of Leaisure
-- =50 Man from Blankley's
-- =51 Grumpy
-- =52 Case of Sergea Grischa

=== [https://nationalboardofreview.org/award-years/1930/ National Board of Review, Best Films] ===

-- '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- Holiday
-- Laughter
-- The Man from Blankley's
-- Men Without Women
-- '''''Morocco'''''
-- ''Outward Bound''
-- Romance
-- The Street of Chance
-- Tol'able David

-- High Treason
-- Old and New
-- Soil
-- Storm Over Asia
-- Two Heart in 3/4 Time

==== Silent Era, Best Films ====

-- #60. ''Earth''
-- #143. ''People on Sunday''
-- #300+. ''Au bonheur des dames''

==== Silent Films Ranked, Best Films ====

-- #12. Pandora's Box (Pabst)
-- #50. Earth (Dovzhenko)
-- #88. City Girl (Murnau)
-- #95. People on Sunday (Siodmak)

==== '''[[Oscar, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #26. ''Anna Christie''
-- #38. ''The Big House''
-- ''Disraeli'' (1929)
-- ''The Divorcee''
-- ''Romance''
-- ''The Love Parade'' (1929)
-- ''Hallelujah!'' (1929)

==== '''[[Top Grossing Films]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

-- #21. ''Hell's Angels''
-- #34. ''The Dawn Patrol''
-- #38. ''The Big House''
-- Whoopee!
-- Check and Double Check
-- Common Clay
-- Min and Bill
-- Song o' My Heart
-- Son of the Gods

==== '''[[Schneider, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #1. ''L'Age d'Or''

==== '''[[National Film Registry]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''

-- #15. The Big Trail
-- From Stump to Ship <short>
-- Hellbound Train
-- The Kidnappers Foil <short>
-- King of Jazz
-- Pups Is Pups <short>

==== '''[[American Film Institute]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

==== '''[[NYT, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

-- #1. ''L'Age d'Or''
-- #26. ''Anna Christie''

==== '''[[TSPDT, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''

-- #1. ''L'Âge d'or''

==== '''[[Top10ner, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

==== '''[[Film101, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''

-- #1. ''L'Âge d'or''

==== '''[[ChildActors, Best Films]]''' ====

-- '''The Black Hand Gang''' (UK)
-- '''Our Gang #95: Shivering Shakespeare'''

-- ''The Medicine Man''
-- ''Tom Sawyer''
-- Sarah and Son
-- School's Out
-- Teacher's Pet

==== '''[[Best International Films]]''' ====
{France}
-- #1. ''L'Age d'Or''

{Russia}
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''

==== TimeOut, Best French Films ====

-- #75. L’Âge d’Or

[[Category:Film Studies--1930s| ]]

Category:1930, Top Films

2026-10-12T12:25:53Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

[[File:1930 Milestone (film).jpg|thumb|160px|5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front''''' (Milestone)]]

[[:Category:1926, Top Films|1926]] -- [[:Category:1927, Top Films|1927]] -- [[:Category:1928, Top Films|1928]] -- [[:Category:1929, Top Films|1929]]

-- -- '''1930, Top Films''' -- --

>> [[:Category:Film Studies--1930s|Film Studies (1930s)]] <<

[[:Category:1931, Top Films|1931]] -- [[:Category:1932, Top Films|1932]] -- [[:Category:1933, Top Films|1933]] -- [[:Category:1934, Top Films|1934]]

<gallery>
1930 Sternberg (film).jpg|2. '''''The Blue Angel''''' (Sternberg)
1930 Dovzhenko (film).jpg|4. '''''Earth''''' (Dovzhenko)
1930 Sternberg 2 (film).jpg|7. '''''Morocco''''' (Sternberg)
1930 Clair (film).jpg|10. '''''Under the Roofs of Paris''''' (Clair)
1930 Carver (film).jpg|+. '''''The Silent Enemy''''' (Carver)
1930 Cromwell (film).jpg|+. '''''Tom Sawyer''''' (Cromwell)
</gallery>
.
=== Notable Mention (1930) ===
.
<gallery>
1930 Bunuel (film).jpg|1. '''L'Age d'Or''' (Bunuel)
1930 Vigo (film).jpg|3. '''A propos de Nice''' (Vigo)
1930 Siodmak & Ulmer (film).jpg|6. '''People on Sunday''' (Siodmak)
1930 Murnau (film).jpg|8. '''City Girl''' (Murnau)
1930 Heerman (film).jpg|9. '''Animal Crackers''' (Heerman)
1930 Walsh (film).jpg|15. '''The Big Trail''' (Walsh)
1930 Hughes (film).jpg|21. '''Hell's Angels''' (Hughes)
1930 Brown (film).jpg|26. '''Annie Christie''' (Brown)
1930 Hill (film).jpg|38. '''The Big House''' (Hill)
1930 Anderson (film).jpg|42. '''King of Jazz''' (Anderson)
</gallery>
.

=== Additional Films ===
.
<gallery>
1930 Bacon (film).jpg
1930 Brown (film) 2.jpg
1930 Griffith (film).jpg
1930 Hawks (film).jpg
1930 Leonard (film).jpg
1930 Mikayilov (film).jpg
1930 Milton (film).jpg
1930 Pabst (film).jpg
1930 Pembroke (film).jpg
1930 Righelli (film).jpg
</gallery>
.

== Critical Reception / Ranking (1930) ==

=== [https://mubi.com/lists/mubi-s-top-50-films-of-1930 MUBI, Best Films] ===

-- #1. <''L'Âge d'or''>
-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #3. <''A propos de nice''>
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #6. <''People on Sunday''>
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''
-- #8. <''City Girl''>
-- #9. <''Animal Crackers''>
-- #10. '''''Under the Roofs of Paris'''''

-- #11. Salt for Svanetia
-- #12. '''The Story of the Fox'''
-- #13. Aimless Walk
-- #14. Light Spill: Black-White-Gray
-- #15. '''The Big Trail'''
-- #16. Sentimental Romance
-- #17. Miss Europe
-- #18. Mechanical Principles
-- #19. Borderline
-- #20. '''Monte Carlo'''

-- #21. '''Hell's Angels'''
-- #22. Murder!
-- #23. '''The Divorcee'''
-- #24. Brats
-- #25. That Night's Wife
-- #26. '''Anna Christie'''
-- #27. '''Au bonheur des dames'''
-- #28. Tomatos Another Day
-- #29. Maria of the Sea
-- #30. Hog Wild

-- #31. '''Westfront 1918'''
-- #32. The Pence Magic
-- #33. Little Lise
-- #34. '''The Dawn Patrol'''
-- #35. Abraham Lincoln
-- #36. Madam Satan
-- #37. Midnight in a Toy Store
-- #38. '''The Big House'''
-- #39. Liliom
-- #40. The Devil's Cabaret

-- #41. '''Laughter'''
-- #42. '''King of Jazz'''
-- #43. Tonka of the Gallows
-- #44. What Made Her Do It?
-- #45. Walk Cheerfully
-- #46. Bookstalls
-- #47. The Bat Whispers
-- #48. Her Man
-- #49. Weekend
-- #50. The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case

=== [https://www.flickchart.com/Charts.aspx?year=1930 Flickchart, Best Films] ===

-- @1. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- @2. <''Animal Crackers''>
-- @3. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- @4. <''L'age d'or''>
-- @5. '''''Morocco'''''
-- @6. '''''Earth'''''
-- @7. <''City Girl''>
-- @8. <''Hell's Angels''>
-- @9. <''The Big Trail''>
-- @10. '''''Under the Roofs of Paris'''''

-- @11. <''A propos de Nice''>
-- @12. <''People on Sunday''>
-- @13. Westfront 1918
-- @14. Anna Christie
-- @15. Another Fine Mess
-- @16. The Divorcee
-- @17. Murder!
-- @18. The Big House
-- @19. Monte Carlo
-- @20. The Dawn Patrol

=== [https://criticstop10.com/best-movies-of-1930/ CriticsTop10, Best Films] ===

-- =1 '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- =2 ''Min and Bill''
-- =3 Holiday (1930)
-- =4 Journey's End
-- =5 ''The Big House''
-- =6 ''Anna Christie''
-- =7 Outward Bound
-- =8 With Byrd at the South Pole
-- =9 '''The Divorcee'''
-- =10 '''Hell's Angels'''

-- =11 Old English
-- =12 '''Dawn Patrol'''
-- =13 Sarah and Son
-- =14 Common Clay
-- =15 Royal Family of Broadway
-- =16 The Love Parade
-- =17 Tom Sawyer (1930)
-- =18 Whoopee
-- =19 '''The Big Trail'''
-- =20 '''Laughter'''

-- =21 Let Us Be Gay
-- =22 '''Street of Chance''
-- =23 The Rogue Song
-- =24 '''Morocco'''
-- =25 The Vagabond King
-- =26 Monte Carlo
-- =27 Romance (1930)
-- =28 ''Animal Crackers''
-- =29 Green Goddess
-- =30 Young Man of Manhattan

-- =31 Seven Days' Leave
-- =32 Tol'able David
-- =33 Manslaughter
-- =34 Men Without Women
-- =35 White Hell of Pitz Palu
-- =36 Up the River
-- =37 '''King of Jazz'''
-- =38 Devil's Holiday
-- =39 Song O' My Heart
-- =40 Sin Takes a Holiday

-- =41 Doorway to Hell
-- =42 Lummox
-- =43 Lady Surrenders
-- =44 Unholy Three (1930)
-- =45 Devil to Pay
-- =46 Zwei Herzen im 3/4 Takt
-- =47 So This Is London
-- =48 Moby Dick (1930)
-- =49 Ladies of Leaisure
-- =50 Man from Blankley's
-- =51 Grumpy
-- =52 Case of Sergea Grischa

=== [https://nationalboardofreview.org/award-years/1930/ National Board of Review, Best Films] ===

-- '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- Holiday
-- Laughter
-- The Man from Blankley's
-- Men Without Women
-- '''''Morocco'''''
-- ''Outward Bound''
-- Romance
-- The Street of Chance
-- Tol'able David

-- High Treason
-- Old and New
-- Soil
-- Storm Over Asia
-- Two Heart in 3/4 Time

==== Silent Era, Best Films ====

-- #60. ''Earth''
-- #143. ''People on Sunday''
-- #300+. ''Au bonheur des dames''

==== Silent Films Ranked, Best Films ====

-- #12. Pandora's Box (Pabst)
-- #50. Earth (Dovzhenko)
-- #88. City Girl (Murnau)
-- #95. People on Sunday (Siodmak)

==== '''[[Oscar, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #26. ''Anna Christie''
-- #38. ''The Big House''
-- ''Disraeli'' (1929)
-- ''The Divorcee''
-- ''Romance''
-- ''The Love Parade'' (1929)
-- ''Hallelujah!'' (1929)

==== '''[[Top Grossing Films]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

-- #21. ''Hell's Angels''
-- #34. ''The Dawn Patrol''
-- #38. ''The Big House''
-- Whoopee!
-- Check and Double Check
-- Common Clay
-- Min and Bill
-- Song o' My Heart
-- Son of the Gods

==== '''[[Schneider, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #1. ''L'Age d'Or''

==== '''[[National Film Registry]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''

-- #15. The Big Trail
-- From Stump to Ship <short>
-- Hellbound Train
-- The Kidnappers Foil <short>
-- King of Jazz
-- Pups Is Pups <short>

==== '''[[American Film Institute]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

==== '''[[NYT, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

-- #1. ''L'Age d'Or''
-- #26. ''Anna Christie''

==== '''[[TSPDT, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''

-- #1. ''L'Âge d'or''

==== '''[[Top10ner, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''

==== '''[[Film101, Best Films]]''' ====

-- #2. '''''The Blue Angel'''''
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''
-- #5. '''''All Quiet on the Western Front'''''
-- #7. '''''Morocco'''''

-- #1. ''L'Âge d'or''

==== '''[[ChildActors, Best Films]]''' ====

-- '''The Black Hand Gang''' (UK)
-- '''Our Gang #95: Shivering Shakespeare'''

-- ''The Medicine Man''
-- ''Tom Sawyer''
-- Sarah and Son
-- School's Out
-- Teacher's Pet

==== '''[[Best International Films]]''' ====
{France}
-- #1. ''L'Age d'Or''

{Russia}
-- #4. '''''Earth'''''

==== TimeOut, Best French Films ====

-- #75. L’Âge d’Or

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{en} '''''King of Jazz''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_Jazz ] (USA, 1930), directed by John Murray Anderson, starring Paul Whiteman & his orchestra.

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Gabriele Boccaccini (1927): A Biography in Pictures

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'''[[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (1927): A Biography in Pictures'''
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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2009): A Biography in Pictures|2009]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2008): A Biography in Pictures|2008]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2007): A Biography in Pictures|2007]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2006): A Biography in Pictures|2006]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2005): A Biography in Pictures|2005]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2004): A Biography in Pictures|2004]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2003): A Biography in Pictures|2003]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2002): A Biography in Pictures|2002]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2001): A Biography in Pictures|2001]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2000): A Biography in Pictures|2000]]

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==== Dec 27, 1927 -- Show Boat (Kern), Broadway premiere ====
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File:1927 Kern (musical).jpg|'''Show Boat (Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II), Broadway premiere, New York''' (Dec 27, 1927)
File:Black History.png|'''Show Boat (Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II), Broadway premiere, New York''' (Dec 27, 1927)
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==== Nov 29, 1927 -- Love (Goulding), film ====
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File:1927 Goulding (film).jpg|'''Love (Goulding), film''' (Nov 29, 1927)
File:1905 Garbo (actress).jpg|'''Greta Garbo (actress), Love''' (Nov 29, 1927)
File:1917 De Lacy (child actor).jpg|'''Philippe De Lacy (child actor), Love''' (Nov 29, 1927)
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File:1927 Time Trotsky.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''Leon Trotsky, TIME's cover''' (Nov 21, 1927)
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File:1927 Murnau (film).jpg|==== MOVIES ==== '''Sunrise (Murnau), film''' (Nov 4, 1927)
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==== Oct 30, 1927 -- Tennis, 23^ Giro di Lombardia ====
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File:Giro Lombardia.png|'''23^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 30, 1927)
File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Alfredo Binda (W), 23^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 30, 1927)
File:1901 Piccin (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Alfonso Piccin (F), 23^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 30, 1927)
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==== Oct 12, 1927 -- Casa Italiana (Columbia University, New York) ====
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File:1927- Casa Italiana (Columbia University).jpg|'''Casa Italiana (Columbia University, New York)''' (Oct 12, 1927)
File:Italian American History.jpg|'''Italian American History''' (Oct 12, 1927)
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File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer (Crosland), film''' (Oct 6, 1927)
File:1886 Jolson (actor).jpg|'''Al Jolson (actor), The Jazz Singer (Crosland)''' (Oct 6, 1927)
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File:1927 Lubitsch (film).jpg|'''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (Lubitsch), film''' (Sep 21, 1927)
File:1892 Lubitsch (director).jpg|'''Ernst Lubitsch (director), The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Sep 21, 1927)
File:1899 Novarro (actor).jpg|'''Ramon Novarro (actor), The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Sep 21, 1927)
File:1902 Shearer (actress).jpg|'''Norma Shearer (actress), The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Sep 21, 1927)
File:1917 De Lacy (child actor).jpg|'''Philippe De Lacy (child actor), The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Sep 21, 1927)
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File:1904 Lacoste (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''René Lacoste (W-2), 47^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 17, 1927)
File:US Open.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''47^ US Open (Men), René Lacoste (W-2)''' ([Sep 12] Sep 17, 1927)
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File:1894 Johnston (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''United States (F), Men's Team (Bill Johnston), 22^ Davis Cup''' (Sep 8-10, 1927)
File:1893 Tilden (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''United States (F), Men's Team (Bill Tilden), 22^ Davis Cup''' (Sep 8-10, 1927)
File:1901 Cochet (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''FRANCE (W-1), Men's Team (Henri Cochet [1]), 22^ Davis Cup''' (Sep 8-10, 1927)
File:1904 Lacoste (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''FRANCE (W-1), Men's Team (René Lacoste [1]), 22^ Davis Cup''' (Sep 8-10, 1927)
File:US Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''United States (F), Men's Team, 22^ Davis Cup, Philadelphia (USA)''' (Sep 8-10, 1927)
File:France Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''FRANCE (W-1) vs. United States (F), Men's Team, 22^ Davis Cup, Philadelphia (USA)''' (Sep 8-10, 1927)
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File:1906 Perentin (swimming).jpg|==== SWIMMING ==== '''Giuseppe Perentin (F), 2^ Euro Swimming (1500m), Bologna''' (Sep 2, 1927)

File:German flag.png|==== AQUATICS ==== === EURO CUP === '''Germany (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 2^ Euro Aquatics, Bologna''' (Aug 31 - Sep 4, 1927)
File:Euro Aquatics.png|==== AQUATICS ==== === EURO CUP === '''2^ Euro Swimming (Bologna 1927) IT = W0 / F1 / B2''' (Aug 31 - Sep 4, 1927)
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File:1905 Wills (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Helen Wills Moody (W-4), 47^ US Open, Women's Singles''' (Aug 29, 1927)
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File:World Fencing.png|'''6^ Intl Fencing (Men), Vichy (France) & Ostend (Belgium) IT = W1 / F0 / B1''' (Aug 26-31, 1927)
File:1891 Puliti (fencing).jpg|'''Oreste Puliti (W), Men's Fioretto, 6^ Intl Fencing, Vichy''' (Aug 27, 1927)
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==== Aug 23, 1927 -- The Execution of Sacco and Vanzetti ====
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File:Italian American History.jpg| '''Italian American History''' (Aug 23, 1927)
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==== Aug 22, 1927 -- 'Max Reinhardt, TIME's cover ====
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File:1927 Time Reinhardt.jpg|==== DIRECTORS ==== '''Max Reinhardt, TIME's cover''' (Aug 22, 1927)
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File:Bayreuth Festival.jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''26^ Bayreuth Festival, Germany (Siegfried Wagner, director)''' (Jul 23 - Aug 21, 1927)
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File:1893 Girardengo (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Costante Girardengo (F), 7^ World Cycling''' (Jul 21, 1927)
File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alfredo Binda (W), 7^ World Cycling''' (Jul 21, 1927)

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File:1899 Powolny (Inter).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== '''Antonio POWOLNY (W), Top Scorer (Inter), 27^ Serie A''' (Jul 10, 1927)
File:Torino.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''<Torino (W)> vs. Bologna (F), 27^ Serie A, Scudetto''' (Jul 10, 1927)

File:1898 Borotra (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jean Borotra (F), 47^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 5, 1927)
File:1901 Cochet (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Henri Cochet (W-1), 47^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 5, 1927)
File:1905 Wills (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Helen Wills Moody (W-1), 47^ Wimbledon, Women's Singles''' (Jul 4, 1927)
File:Wimbledon.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''47^ Wimbledon, Henri Cochet (W-1) & Helen Wills (W-1)''' ([Jun 20] Jul 4-5, 1927)
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==== Jul 4, 1927 -- Giuseppe Bellanca, TIME's cover ====
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File:1927 Time Bellanca.jpg|'''Giuseppe Bellanca, TIME's cover''' (Jul 4, 1927)
File:Italian American History.jpg|'''Italian American History''' (Jul 4, 1927)
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File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 1927'' --> (Jun 30, 1927) -->
File:1927 Mann en.jpg|'''The Magic Montain (Thomas Mann) <English>''' (1927)
File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 1927'' <-- (Jun 30, 1927) <--
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==== Jun 29, 1927 -- Soccer, 2^ Coppa Italia ====
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File:Coppa Italia.png|'''2^ Coppa Italia, <abandoned with no winners>''' (Jun 29, 1927)
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==== Jun 19 - Jul 17, 1927 -- Cycling, 21^ Tour de France ====
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File:Tour France.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''21^ Tour de France, Opening''' (Jun 19 - Jul 17, 1927)
File:Maglia Gialla Tour.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''21^ Tour de France, Nicolas Frantz (W), Final''' (Jul 17, 1927)
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File:1927 Time Kennedy.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''John Joseph Kennedy, TIME's cover''' (Jun 13, 1927)
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==== Jun 7, 1927 -- ''Turandot'' (Puccini), British premiere ====
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File:18 Bellezza (conductor).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Vincenzo Bellezza (conductor), ''Turandot'' (Puccini), Covent Garden (London)''' (Jun 7, 1927)
File:18 Scacciati (singer).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Bianca Scacciati (soprano), ''Turandot'' (Puccini), Covent Garden (London)''' (Jun 7, 1927)
File:18 Merli (singer).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Francesco Merli (tenor), ''Turandot'' (Puccini), Covent Garden (London)''' (Jun 7, 1927)
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==== Jun 5, 1927 -- Tennis, 32^ Roland Garros ====
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File:1904 Lacoste (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''René Lacoste (W-2), 32^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 5, 1927)
File:1904 Tilden (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Bill Tilden (F), 32^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 5, 1927)
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==== May 15 - Jun 6, 1927 -- Cycling, 15^ Giro d'Italia ====
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File:Giro Italia.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''15^ Giro d'Italia, Opening''' (May 15 - Jun 6, 1927)

File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alfredo Binda (W), 15^ Giro d'Italia (1^, 2^ & 3^ stage)''' (May 15, 17 & 19, 1927)
File:1903 Piemontesi (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Domenico Piemontesi (W), 17^ Giro d'Italia (4^ Stage)''' (May 20, 1927)
File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alfredo Binda (W), 15^ Giro d'Italia (5^, 6^, 7^, 8^, 9^ & 10^ Stage)''' (May 22, 23, 24, 26, 27 & 29, 1927)
File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alfredo Binda (W), 15^ Giro d'Italia (12^ Stage)''' (Jun 1, 1927)
File:1895 Brunero (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Giovanni Brunero (F), 15^ Giro d'Italia (13^ Stage)''' (Jun 2, 1927)
File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alfredo Binda (W), 15^ Giro d'Italia (14^ & 15^ stages)''' (Jun 4 & 6, 1927)

File:Maglia Rosa.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''15^ Giro d'Italia, Alfredo Binda (W), Final''' (Jun 6, 1927)
File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Alfredo Binda (W), 15^ Giro d'Italia, Final''' (Jun 6, 1927)
File:1895 Brunero (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Giovanni Brunero (F), 15^ Giro d'Italia, Final''' (Jun 6, 1927)
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==== May 2, 1927 -- 11^ Pulitzer Prize ====
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File:Pulitzer Prizes.png|'''11^ Pulitzer Prize, Louis Bromfield (W), ''Early Autumn''''' (May 2, 1927)
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==== Apr 19, 1927 -- ''The King of Kings'' (DeMille), film ====
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File:1927 DeMille (film).jpg|'''The King of Kings (DeMille), film''' (Apr 19, 1927)
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==== Apr 17, 1927 -- Cycling, 28^ Paris-Roubaix ====
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File:Paris Roubaix.jpg|'''Georges Ronsse (W), 28^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 17, 1927)
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==== Apr 10, 1927 -- Cycling, 17^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège ====
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File:Liege Bastogne.png|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Maurice Raes (W), 17^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 10, 1927)
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==== Apr 7, 1927 -- Napoleon (Gance), film ====
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File:1927 Gance (film).jpg|'''Napoleon (Gance), film''' (Apr 7, 1927)
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==== Apr 3, 1927 -- Cycling, 11^ Tour of Flanders ====
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File:Tour Flanders.png|'''Gerard Debaets (W), 11^ Tour of Flanders''' (Apr 3, 1927)
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==== Apr 3, 1927 -- Cycling, 20^ Milano-Sanremo ====
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File:1902 Chesi (cycling).jpg|'''Pietro Chesi (W), 20^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Apr 3, 1927)
File:1902 Binda (cycling).jpg|'''Alfredo Binda (F), 20^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Apr 3, 1927)
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==== Mar 20-21, 1927 -- Spirit of St. Louis flight (Charles Lindbergh) ====
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File:1927 Lindbergh Flight.jpg|'''Spirit of St. Louis flight across the Atlantic (Charles Lindbergh)''' (Mar 20-21, 1927)
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==== Mar 1, 1927 -- Tennis, Monte Carlo Masters ====
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File:Monte Carlo Masters.png|'''Monte Carlo Masters, Béla von Kehrling (W-2)''' (Mar 1, 1927)
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==== Feb 14, 1927 -- The Lodger (Hitchcock), film ====
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File:1927 Hitchcock (film).jpg|'''The Lodger (Hitchcock), film''' (Feb 14, 1927)
File:1899 Hitchcock (director).jpg|'''Alfred Hitchcock, The Lodger''' (Feb 14, 1927)
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File:Australian Open.jpg||==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Gerald Patterson (W), Men's Singles / Esna Boyd (W), Women's Singles, 20^ Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 31, 1927)
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==== Jan 24, 1927 -- Richard Strauss, TIME's cover ====
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File:1927 Time Strauss.jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Richard Strauss, TIME's cover''' (Jan 24, 1927)
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==== Jan 10, 1927 -- Metropolis (Lang), film ====
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File:1927 Lang (film).jpg|==== MOVIES ==== '''Metropolis (Lang), film''' (Jan 10, 1927)
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==== Jan 10, 1927 -- League of Nations Founded ====
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File:1920 League Nations.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''League of Nations Founded''' (Jan 10, 1920)

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Gabriele Boccaccini: Gabriele Boccaccini uploaded File:1886 Jolson (actor).jpg

'''Al Jolson''' (1886-1950) -- Actor, singer

== Filmography ==

* [[:File:1926 Roscoe (film).jpg|'''A Plantation Act''']] (1926 Roscoe) <online YES>
* [[:File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''']] (1927 Crosland) <online YES>
* [[:File:1928 Bacon (film).jpg|'''The Singing Fool''']] (1928 Bacon) <online YES>
* [[:File:1929 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Say It with Songs''']] (1929 Bacon) <online YES>
* [[:File:1930 Curtiz (film).jpg|'''Mammy''']] (1930 Curtiz) <online YES>
* [[:File:1930 Crosland (film).jpg|'''Big Boy''']] (1930 Crosland) <online YES>
* [[:File:1933 Milestone (film).jpg|'''Hallelujah, I'm a Bum''']] (1933 Milestone) <online>
* [[:File:1934 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Wonder Bar''']] (1934 Bacon) <online NO>
* [[:File:1935 Mayo (film).jpg|'''Go Into Your Dance''']] (1935 Mayo) <online NO>
* [[:File:1936 Keighley (film).jpg|'''The Singing Kid''']] (1936 Keighley) <online NO>
* [[:File:1939 Ratoff (film).jpg|'''Rose of Washington Square''']] (1939 Ratoff) <online NO>
* [[:File:1939 Lanfield (film) 2.jpg|'''Swanee River''']] (1939 Lanfield) <online YES>

* Cf. [[:File:1946 Green (film).jpg|'''The Jolson Story''']] (1946 Green) <online YES>

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[[Category:Singers]]

File:1886 Jolson (actor).jpg

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Gabriele Boccaccini: /* Filmography */

File:1886 Jolson (actor).jpg

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Gabriele Boccaccini: /* Filmography */

'''Al Jolson''' (1886-1950) -- Actor, singer

== Filmography ==

* [[:File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''']] (1927 Crosland) <online YES>
* [[:File:1928 Bacon (film).jpg|'''The Singing Fool''']] (1928 Bacon) <online YES>
* [[:File:1929 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Say It with Songs''']] (1929 Bacon) <online YES>
* [[:File:1930 Curtiz (film).jpg|'''Mammy''']] (1930 Curtiz) <online YES>
* [[:File:1930 Crosland (film).jpg|'''Big Boy''']] (1930 Crosland) <online YES>
* [[:File:1933 Milestone (film).jpg|'''Hallelujah, I'm a Bum''']] (1933 Milestone) <online>
* [[:File:1934 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Wonder Bar''']] (1934 Bacon) <online NO>
* [[:File:1935 Mayo (film).jpg|'''Go Into Your Dance''']] (1935 Mayo) <online NO>
* [[:File:1936 Keighley (film).jpg|'''The Singing Kid''']] (1936 Keighley) <online NO>
* [[:File:1939 Ratoff (film).jpg|'''Rose of Washington Square''']] (1939 Ratoff) <online NO>
* [[:File:1939 Lanfield (film) 2.jpg|'''Swanee River''']] (1939 Lanfield) <online YES>

* Cf. [[:File:1946 Green (film).jpg|'''The Jolson Story''']] (1946 Green) <online YES>

[[Category:Actors]]
[[Category:Singers]]

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'''Al Jolson''' (1886-1950) -- Actor, singer

== Filmography ==

* [[:File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''']] (1927 Crosland) <online YES>
* [[:File:1928 Bacon (film).jpg|'''The Singing Fool''']] (1928 Bacon) <online YES>
* [[:File:1929 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Say It with Songs''']] (1929 Bacon) <online YES>
* [[:File:1930 Curtiz (film).jpg|'''Mammy''']] (1930 Curtiz) <online YES>
* [[:File:1930 Crosland (film).jpg|'''Big Boy''']] (1930 Crosland) <online YES>
* [[:File:1933 Milestone (film).jpg|'''Hallelujah, I'm a Bum''']] (1933 Milestone) <online>
* [[:File:1934 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Wonder Bar''']] (1934 Bacon) <online NO>
* [[:File:1935 Mayo (film).jpg|'''Go Into Your Dance''']] (1935 Mayo) <online NO>
* [[:File:1936 Keighley (film).jpg|'''The Singing Kid''']] (1936 Keighley) <online NO>
* [[:File:1939 Ratoff (film).jpg|'''Rose of Washington Square''']] (1939 Ratoff) <online NO>
* [[:File:1939 Lanfield (film).jpg|'''Swanee River''']] (1939 Lanfield) <online YES>

* Cf. [[:File:1946 Green (film).jpg|'''The Jolson Story''']] (1946 Green) <online YES>

[[Category:Actors]]
[[Category:Singers]]

Category:Children--1920s (film subject)

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Gabriele Boccaccini: /* 1928 */

'''Children--1920s''' (film subject)

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File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|'''Just Pals''' (Ford, 1920)
File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|'''Dinty''' (Neilan, 1920)

File:1921 Chaplin (film).jpg|'''The Kid''' (Chaplin, 1921)

File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Crainquebille''' (Feyder, 1922)
File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|'''Oliver Twist''' (Lloyd, 1922)

File:1924 Cline (film) 2.jpg|'''Captain January''' (Cline, 1924)

1925 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Little Annie Rooney''' (1925)
1925 Cline (film).jpg|'''The Rag Man''' (1925)
File:1925 Duvivier (film).jpg|'''Poil de Carotte''' (Duvivier, 1925)
File:1925 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Visages d'enfants''' (1925)

File:1926 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Sparrows''' (Beaudine, 1926)
File:1926 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Gribiche''' (1926)

File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''' (Crosland, 1927)
File:1927 Lubitsch (film).jpg|'''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Lubitsch, 1927)

1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''' (1929)
1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''' (1929)
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* [[:Category:Children (film subject)]]
* [[:Category:Child Actors]]

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== Overview ==
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Between 1920 and 1929, the presence of children in cinema reached its silent-era zenith and underwent a critical technological evolution, transitioning from high-energy physical slapstick into complex psychological dramas and synchronized talking pictures. Driven by the formalization of the studio star system, this decade birthed the first global child megastars, expanded international children’s narratives, and utilized youth to bridge the gap between silent pantomime and sound.

A defining feature of the 1920s was the emergence of the child actor as a massive global commercial brand. Propelled by six-year-old Jackie Coogan in Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), children were no longer treated as interchangeable background elements. Coogan’s naturalistic, deeply expressive acting style proved that a child could carry the emotional and financial weight of a feature-length film, sparking a wave of custom-built vehicles like My Boy (1921) and The Rag Man (1925). Concurrently, adult superstar Mary Pickford perfected her virtuoso subversion of age, using forced-perspective sets to play tough pre-adolescents in gothic masterpieces like Sparrows (1926). This era also birthed the foundational template for ensemble youth comedy through Hal Roach’s Our Gang (The Little Rascals) franchise, starting with One Terrible Day (1922), which cast real, everyday kids getting into unscripted mischief and notably broke racial barriers by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as the first Black child star in Hollywood history.

Crucially, the late 1920s saw the cinematic child move away from pure innocence to become a powerful lens for historical scale, social critique, and dark family melodrama. In Europe, children’s perspectives were used to frame monumental political upheavals, as seen in the legendary schoolyard military tactical battle anchored by young Nicolas Roudenko in Abel Gance's masterpiece Napoléon (1927). Meanwhile, gritty domestic dramas like Sorrell and Son (1927) and Junior Coghlan's Square Shoulders (1929) established a heavy, tear-jerking cinematic trope focused on intense parental sacrifice and the emotional reconciliation between broken fathers and their fiercely loyal sons.

Finally, child actors became the vital guinea pigs and trailblazers for early transnational cinema and technological shifts. Internationally, Syd Nicholls' The Kid Stakes (1927) in Australia made history as one of the world's first feature-length comic book adaptations starring an all-child cast. In Japan, master director Yasujirō Ozu used six-year-old Tomio Aoki in A Straightforward Boy (1929) to translate American slapstick timing into eastern comedy. As the decade closed, child actors seamlessly ushered in the sound era; Bobby Gordon anchored the crucial childhood rebellion sequences in the first-ever talkie The Jazz Singer (1927), while Eugene Jackson navigated intense racial and economic themes in the landmark all-talking African-American studio musical Hearts in Dixie (1929).

Ultimately, by 1929, the cinematic child had evolved into a sophisticated, multi-dimensional force capable of executing precise physical stunts, delivering heavy dramatic monologues, and singing on synchronized tracks, flawlessly setting the stage for the historic child-star monopolies of the 1930s.
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==== 1920 ====
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* '''[[:File:1920-1921 Revier (serial).jpg|The Son of Tarzan (Flaven & Revier), serial]]''' -- Feb 06, or Mar 01, 1920 -- Gordon Griffith & Mae Giraci

* '''[[:File:1920 Vidor (film).jpg|The Jack-Knife Man (Vidor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Bobby Kelso

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film).jpg|Huckleberry Finn (Taylor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film) 2.jpg|The Soul of Youth (Taylor), film]]''' -- Sep 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent & Ben Alexander

* '''[[:File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|Just Pals (Ford), film]]''' -- Oct or Nov 21, 1920 -- Georgie Stone

* '''[[:File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|Dinty (Neilan & McDermott), film]]''' -- ''Nov 29, 1920'' -- Wesley Barry

==== 1921 ====

* Jan 16, 1921 -- '''The Kid (Chaplin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- This iconic silent comedy-drama marks Charlie Chaplin's first feature-length film as a director, propelling six-year-old Jackie Coogan into global stardom. Coogan delivers a deeply moving performance as an abandoned child raised by the Little Tramp, forming a legendary on-screen partnership built on survival, mischief, and a profound emotional bond. The film stands as a decisive breakthrough in the history of the child star, proving that a juvenile performer could completely carry the dramatic and commercial weight of a feature film alongside one of the world's greatest adult actors. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Mar 13, 1921 -- ''Oliver Twist, Jr. (Webb), film'' -- Harold Goodwin & Harold Esboldt -- A unique, modern 20th-century American reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic novel. Former child star Harold Goodwin plays the titular orphan who is raised in a New York orphanage before running away to the city streets, where he unknowingly falls into a gritty underworld gang of thieves run by Fagin and Bill Sikes.

* Apr 24, 1921 -- '''Peck's Bad Boy (Wood), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Gloria Wood -- • Directed by Sam Wood, this popular comedy features seven-year-old Jackie Coogan as Henry "Hennery" Peck, a mischievous neighborhood prankster who causes farcical chaos for his strict father (James Wang). Conceived and promoted specifically around Coogan's post-The Kid celebrity, this production marks the first major industrial attempt to turn his success into a continuing commercial series of child-star vehicles, sparking massive external merchandising campaigns including character dolls. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Sep 15, 1921 -- '''Little Lord Fauntleroy (Green & Pickford), film''' -- Mary Pickford -- Continuing her trademark tradition of portraying young children well into adulthood, a 29-year-old Mary Pickford takes on the dual roles of a sweet-natured boy and his widowed mother. The film is celebrated for its stunning technical achievements and flawless double-exposure special effects that allowed Pickford to seamlessly share the screen with herself.

* Dec 25, 1921 -- '''My Boy (Austin & Heerman), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Albert Austin and Victor Heerman, this immigration drama was custom-built to showcase the emotional dramatic range of seven-year-old Jackie Coogan. Coogan portrays a young boy who arrives at Ellis Island completely orphaned after his mother passes away during the transatlantic voyage, slipping past immigration officers to find a new home with a grumpy, impoverished old sea captain played by Claude Gillingwater. The production represents the deliberate industrial consolidation of the Coogan vehicle, designed explicitly to keep a juvenile performer at the emotional center of a major studio feature series. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1922 ====

* Feb 20, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Neilan (film).jpg|Penrod (Neilan), film]]''' -- Wesley Barry & Gordon Griffith -- Based on Booth Tarkington's 1914 novel, this silent comedy-drama places fourteen-year-old Wesley Barry at the center of a feature-length production. Barry portrays Penrod Schofield, a mischievous neighborhood boy who leads a secret juvenile defense association to challenge adult authority, before unexpectedly running afoul of genuine town outlaws. The film serves as a key case study for the emergence of the named, specialized child star as a repeatable and bankable box-office asset.

* Aug 07, 1922 -- '''Trouble (Austin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Wallace Beery -- Directed by Albert Austin, this independent feature represents a highly calculated step in the early child-star system, custom-tailored to capitalize on Jackie Coogan's global celebrity following The Kid. The script positions Coogan as Danny, an orphan adopted by a brutal, abusive plumber played by Wallace Beery. The narrative functions as a vehicle organized entirely around the specific age, emotional pathos, and established screen identity of its juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 10, 1922 -- '''One Terrible Day (McGowan), film''' -- Jackie Condon, Ernie Morrison, Mickey Daniels, Allen “Farina” Hoskins & the Our Gang children -- Produced by Hal Roach, this foundational short film officially launched the iconic Our Gang (Little Rascals) comedy franchise. Moving decisively away from individual child-star vehicles, the series introduced a radical alternative model centered on a recurring, diverse juvenile ensemble behaving naturally on screen. The short also marks a major cultural milestone by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as cinema's very first Black child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 17, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Olcott (film).jpg|Timothy's Quest (Olcott), film]]''' -- Joseph Depew & Helen Rowland -- Directed by Sidney Olcott, this moving rural drama stars child actor Joseph Depew as Timothy alongside toddler Helen Rowland as his sister, Lady Gay. Adapted from the Kate Douglas Wiggin story, the narrative tracks the two orphans as they run away from a squalid urban slum on a freight car bound for rural Maine. The production is structurally significant for focusing entirely on the internal psychological and emotional perspective of children on a quest for a real home. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 30, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|Oliver Twist (Lloyd), film]]''' -- Jackie Coogan & Edouard Trebaol -- Directed by Frank Lloyd, this high-profile prestige adaptation demonstrated that Jackie Coogan's standalone marquee power was sufficient to anchor a massive, large-scale Dickens production. Coogan's expressive dramatic choices guide the titular orphan through the cruelty of the workhouse and into a London street pickpocketing gang overseen by Fagin, played by Lon Chaney. Operating on an exceptional $500,000 budget, the film marks a definitive historical peak in early studio system child-star exploitation. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 15, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|Crainquebille (Feyder), film]]''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder, this monumental French silent production features non-professional child actor Jean Forest as "La Souris" (The Mouse), a streetwise Parisian orphan whose compassionate intervention rescues a despairing vegetable peddler from severe alcoholism. Discovered by Feyder on the streets of Paris, Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical choices offer a stark ideological and aesthetic counterpoint to the commercialized, heavily managed American child-star model. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 28, 1922 -- '''[[File:1922 Sandberg (film) 2.jpg|Great Expectations (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Esther Kjær Jensen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark, this atmospheric silent adaptation of Charles Dickens' literature utilizes young Martin Herzberg to carry the critical early movements of the narrative. Herzberg delivers a substantial, highly layered performance as the vulnerable orphan boy Pip, navigating his haunting initial encounters with an escaped convict in the bleak marshes and his introduction to Miss Havisham. The film treats the child as an independent, deep dramatic protagonist rather than a mere placeholder for an adult actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 05, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Sandberg (film).jpg|David Copperfield (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Else Nielsen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark as part of director A.W. Sandberg's ambitious, large-scale Dickens prestige cycle. Ten-year-old Danish actor Martin Herzberg delivers a breakthrough performance as David Copperfield during the critical childhood segments, while young Else Nielsen co-stars as the juvenile Agnes. Herzberg's ethereal on-screen presence guides the narrative through the dark psychological fallout of his mother's death and the rigid, abusive discipline of his stepfather, Mr. Murdstone. The production represents a peak in European narrative scale, fully positioning the child actor to carry complex emotional and structural weight before transitioning the character arcs to adult performers Gorm Schmidt and Karen Winther. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1923 ====

* Jun 18, 1923 -- '''Penrod and Sam (Beaudine), film''' -- Ben Alexander, Joe Butterworth & Buddy Messinger -- Directed by William Beaudine for First National, this acclaimed Tarkington adaptation shifts focus away from isolated child stars toward a collaborative juvenile ensemble. Nine-year-old Ben Alexander portrays Penrod Schofield, leading a neighborhood kid defense club through clubhouse secret meetings, playful rivalries, and escalating local pranks. The production successfully constructs an authentic, self-contained world of childhood mischief, balanced by adult characters played by Rockliffe Fellowes and Gladys Brockwell. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* July 30, 1923 — '''Circus Days (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline and produced by Sol Lesser, this feature places eight-year-old Jackie Coogan at the absolute center of a high-stakes big-top adventure based on the novel Toby Tyler. The narrative follows a young boy who escapes his abusive foster home to find refuge and a new family identity inside a traveling caravan troupe. The production serves as a premier textbook example of early Hollywood's capacity to insert a specialized child star directly into established commercial genres while structuring all dramatic and physical stunts entirely around the juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 22, 1923 -- '''Mälarpirater / Pirates of the Mälaren (Molander), film''' -- Tom Walter & Albert Christiernsson Directed by Gustaf Molander for Svensk Filmindustri (SF), this Swedish silent coming-of-age adventure serves as a major European counterpart to American individual child-star vehicles. Based on the popular 1911 novel by Sigfrid Siwertz, the narrative follows a group of neglected, misbehaving boys who steal a sailboat to embark on a liberating, mischievous summer journey across Lake Mälaren. The production is highly significant to performance history for its naturalistic, grounded portrayal of boyhood independence, directly utilizing fifteen-year-old Tom Walter (in his breakout role as Fabian) and Albert Christiernsson (as Erik) to explore the psychological tensions of youthful rebellion rather than lighthearted slapstick. Molander combines dynamic on-location maritime cinematography by Axel Lindblom with mature dramatic depth, setting an influential stylistic template for Scandinavian juvenile storytelling. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 26, 1923 — '''Long Live the King (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger, this lavish production marked Coogan's high-prestige debut for Metro Pictures. The script intentionally subverted his established "ragged street child" persona, casting him instead as Crown Prince Otto, a royal boy navigating palace intrigues and political danger alongside adult costars Alan Hale and Rosemary Theby. Operating on an expensive budget with elaborate sets, the film demonstrates the degree to which an independent child star had become capable of carrying a massive studio prestige feature. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Dec 30, 1923 -- ''Boy of Mine (Beaudine), lost film'' -- Ben Alexander -- Directed by William Beaudine from Booth Tarkington's short story Misunderstood, this domestic family drama stars Ben Alexander as Bill Latimer. The narrative tracks a sensitive young boy subjected to the unyielding, iron discipline of a wealthy banker father, played by Henry B. Walthall. The resulting emotional strain drives the child to run away, forcing the adult protagonist to confront his severe parenting mistakes. Officially declared a lost film by the National Film Preservation Board, it remains an indispensable historical touchstone documenting the early narrative shift toward psychological realism in childhood storytelling. <LOST>

==== 1924 ====

* April 07, 1924 — '''A Boy of Flanders (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger for Metro-Goldwyn, this adaptation of Ouida's 1872 novel A Dog of Flanders casts Jackie Coogan as Nello, a young orphan who relies on his artistic talents and a rescued dog, Petrasche, to endure rural poverty. The film serves as a prime example of a classic European literary subject reconstructed as an American child-star vehicle. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Jun 01, 1924 -- ''The Sixth Commandment (Christie), lost film'' -- Anita Fremault -- Directed by Christy Cabanne for Associated Exhibitors. This heavy domestic melodrama explores complex themes of marital infidelity and moral conflict. It is historically vital for launching the cinematic career of nine-year-old Anita Louise (performing under her birth name, Anita Fremault), whose raw, naturalistic child presence was leveraged by Cabanne to anchor the intense emotional stakes of a family crisis.

* June 01, 1924 -- '''The Good Bad Boy (Cline), film''' -- Joe Butterworth & Mary Jane Irving -- Directed by Eddie Cline for B.F. Zeidman Productions. This American comedic melodrama stars child actor Joe Butterworth as Billy Benson, a scrappy neighborhood boy labeled a "bad boy" due to his habit of getting into fistfights to defend his father's reputation. When a crooked executive frames his father to steal a million-dollar fire extinguisher invention, Billy uses his streetwise wits and enlists a literal army of local Boy Scouts to execute a high-stakes, chaotic chase sequence to retrieve the patent. Written and released during the commercial peak of Hal Roach’s Our Gang formula, the film is a vital record of early Hollywood studio operations actively replicating the "scrappy juvenile hero" fad to secure family-wide box-office appeal. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Jul 06, 1924 -- '''Captain January (Cline), film''' -- Baby Peggy -- Directed by Eddie Cline, this commercial hit stars three-year-old Peggy-Jean Montgomery (Baby Peggy) as an orphan rescued from a shipwreck and raised by a lonely lighthouse keeper. Her naturalistic, expressive gestures cemented her status as early Hollywood's primary female counterpart to Jackie Coogan, proving the commercial child-star phenomenon could cross gender boundaries. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* August 25, 1924 — '''Little Robinson Crusoe (Edward F. Cline & Scott Dunlap), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this adventure-comedy features Jackie Coogan as Mickey Hogan, an orphan cabin boy marooned on a remote island with his pet cat. The narrative demonstrates the mature form of the Coogan studio formula: a classic literary trope restructured entirely around the mobility, physical gags, and comic timing of a specialized child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* September 28, 1924 — '''The Family Secret (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter for Universal Pictures, this multi-reel feature features Baby Peggy as Peggy Holmes, a young child who unwittingly becomes the catalyst for uniting her estranged mother and wealthy grandfather. The production illustrates the systematic shift toward utilizing Peggy as a feature-length marquee draw capable of independent box-office success. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>.

* Oct 19, 1924 — '''Helen's Babies (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter, this family comedy marks Baby Peggy's final major starring production of her silent career. The plot relies entirely on the toddler's unprompted physical energy and comic interactions with her bachelor uncle, played by Edward Everett Horton. It remains prime historical evidence documenting the brief, hyper-intensive nature of early toddler stardom before industry contract conflicts ended her run at age eight. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* December 26, 1924 -- '''Les deux gosses / The Two Boys (Mercanton), film''' -- Jean Mercanton, André Rolane & Jean Forest -- Directed by Louis Mercanton and based on Pierre Decourcelle's celebrated 1880 French novel. This multi-reel silent melodrama centers on an aristocratic count, portrayed by Carlyle Blackwell, who wrongly suspects his wife's fidelity and callously abandons his young son, Jean (Jean Mercanton), to be raised by a ruthless criminal. The narrative follows the boy as he forms an inseparable bond with a fellow young orphan, Claudinet, portrayed as an infant by André Rolane and later as an adolescent by Jean Forest. Highly significant to performance history, the production demonstrates early European feature cinema's capacity to deploy a disciplined, layered ensemble of child actors to sustain heavy psychological themes of paternal betrayal, class stratification, and emotional resilience without relying on American slapstick conventions. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 29, 1924 -- '''Peter Pan (Brenon), film''' -- Betty Bronson, Philippe De Lacy & Mary Brian -- Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this historic first cinematic adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play features seven-year-old child star Philippe De Lacy as Michael Darling. While the older Betty Bronson portrays Peter Pan, De Lacy handles the core physical child sequences—including the iconic flying nurseries—solidifying his trajectory as early Hollywood's most heavily utilized juvenile contract actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1925 ====

* Jan 1, 1925 — '''Visages d'enfants (Jacques Feyder), film''' — Jean Forest — Directed by Jacques Feyder and filmed on location in the Swiss Alps, this French-Swiss masterpiece stands as a towering achievement in early psychological naturalism. Ten-year-old Jean Forest delivers a deeply nuanced, restrained performance as Jean Amsler, a young boy struggling to process intense grief and resentment following his mother’s sudden death and his father's swift remarriage. Breaking away from typical lighthearted Hollywood slapstick or heavy melodrama, Feyder relies on Forest’s facial expressions to drive a sophisticated exploration of childhood trauma, establishing the film as a crucial historical benchmark for European psychological realism. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Feb 16, 1925 -- '''The Rag Man (Cline), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Edward F. Cline, this comedic melodrama stands as the first production made by Jackie Coogan entirely under the newly consolidated Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer banner. Ten-year-old Coogan stars as Timothy Patrick Kelly, an orphan who escapes a Lower East Side orphanage fire and forms a junk-dealing street business partnership with an impoverished elderly man played by Max Davidson. The production showcases the full maturity of the independent Coogan star formula, intentionally designed from the opening titles to balance slapstick street mobility with high-stakes emotional pathos. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* October 18, 1925 -- '''No Father to Guide Him (R. McCarey), film''' -- Mickey Bennett -- Directed by Raymond McCarey (often credited as Raymond Finn) and supervised by Leo McCarey for Hal Roach Studios, this silent comedy short stars veteran comedian Charley Chase alongside four-year-old child actor Mickey Bennett. The domestic farce parodies high-society custody battles, tracking a separated father who disguises himself as a Scottish nursemaid to sneak onto a beach and spend time with his young son. Bennett handles his physical cues with disciplined comedic timing, serving as the central narrative target around which the adult slapstick revolves. The short is structurally valuable to performance history for demonstrating how Hal Roach Studios successfully integrated toddler-aged actors into sophisticated, adult marital satires rather than limiting them to isolated, kid-centric neighborhood adventures. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 18, 1925 -- '''Little Annie Rooney (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Gordon Griffith & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this massive commercial triumph features thirty-three-year-old studio titan Mary Pickford utilizing forced perspective to slip into the role of a twelve-year-old tenement tomboy who rallies a multi-ethnic street gang to solve her father's murder. While Pickford anchors the marquee, the film is historically significant to child performance history for embedding her stylized performance within a genuine collective ensemble of local, uncredited child actors who provide a highly naturalistic, gritty backdrop of 1920s neighborhood youth culture. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 9, 1925 — '''Old Clothes (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Edward F. Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this direct commercial sequel to The Rag Man features Jackie Coogan and Max Davidson reprising their scrap-metal partnership. The narrative follows the duo as they Lose their copper stock fortune and resume their lives as junk dealers, taking in a destitute young boarder played by Joan Crawford in her historic first-ever credited screen performance under her iconic studio name. The film serves as critical empirical evidence tracking the industrial seriality of the silent child star, inviting audiences back for a familiar, repeating juvenile persona rather than a standalone narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 22, 1925 -- '''Poil de carotte (Duvivier), film''' -- André Heuzé -- Directed by Julien Duvivier, this French silent psychological drama adapts Jules Renard's classic autobiographical 1894 novel. Twelve-year-old André Heuzé delivers a devastatingly raw, unsparing performance as François Lepic, an unloved boy who endures severe psychological and emotional abuse from a cruel mother and a completely detached father. Shunning Hollywood's idealized sentimentality, Duvivier uses Heuzé's naturalistic acting style and expressive visage to forge a landmark piece of social realism that handles heavy themes of childhood depression and suicidal ideation, establishing a major milestone for early international avant-garde juvenile performance. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1926 ====

* Aug 25, 1926 — '''Beau Geste (Herbert Brenon), film''' — Philippe De Lacy & Douglas De Lacy -— Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this lavish silent adventure epic uses an essential childhood prologue to establish the deep emotional bond between the Geste brothers. Nine-year-old Philippe De Lacy anchors these opening segments as the young Beau Geste, while his real-life brother Douglas De Lacy portrays the young Digby Geste. The production is highly significant to performance history for demonstrating how major studio storytelling systematically integrated professional child contract actors into big-budget prestige features to anchor adult psychological motivations before transitioning the character arcs to adult stars Ronald Colman and Neil Hamilton. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 19, 1926 -- '''Sparrows (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Spec O'Donnell & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this highly acclaimed gothic bayou melodrama features Mary Pickford as Molly, a protective older teenager trapped alongside a group of orphaned children at a cruel, swamp-bound southern "baby farm" run by a sinister family. The narrative reaches its high-stakes climax when Molly leads the juvenile ensemble on a terrifying, suspenseful escape through quicksand and alligator-infested waters. Supported by a naturalistic, highly physical performance by fourteen-year-old Spec O'Donnell as Ambrose, the film stands as a masterpiece of early cinematic suspense, utilizing a disciplined collective of child actors to drive intense visceral audience empathy. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 10, 1926 -- '''Gribiche (Feyder), film''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder for the Albatros company, this French social satire stars twelve-year-old Jean Forest as Antoine "Gribiche" Belot, a polite working-class boy who accepts an offer to be adopted by a wealthy, eccentric American hypocrite promising an elite education. The boy quickly finds himself suffocated by cold, bourgeois luxury, ultimately running away to return to the genuine love of his impoverished widowed mother. The film's entire class critique relies on Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical performance, providing a definitive European alternative to Hollywood child-star formulas by treating the child's perspective as the structural center of the narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1927 ====

* Apr 19, 1927 -- '''The King of Kings (DeMille), film''' -- Michael D. Moore & Muriel McCormac -- Cecil B. DeMille's monumental, silent biblical epic depicting the final weeks of Jesus Christ's ministry and crucifixion. Child actor Michael D. Moore delivers a highly memorable, poignant performance as Mark, a young lame boy who is miraculously healed by Jesus and later becomes an eyewitness to the crucifixion. -- DeMille's biblical epic includes Michael D. Moore as the young Mark, whose encounter with Jesus forms one of the film's most memorable child-centered episodes. Moore was born in 1914 and therefore was genuinely a child performer, not an adult playing a child. The film demonstrates how major prestige productions could give children substantial dramatic and emotional sequences even when the child was not the overall protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* April 29, 1927 -- '''Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness (Cooper & Schoedsack), film''' -- Ladah, uncredited Lao children & Bimbo the Gibbon -- Directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack (the future creators of King Kong), this Academy Award-nominated silent ethnographic drama was a massive box office and critical triumph. Filmed entirely on location in the Nan Province of Thailand (then Siam), the narrative frames the real-world daily survival struggles of a poor native farmer, Kru, his wife, and his young children as they defend their jungle outpost against wild predators. The youngest children, particularly the toddler interacting naturally with their pet gibbon Bimbo, function as vital human anchors for the film’s tense pacing and sudden emotional shifts. It remains globally significant to film history as a pioneering hybrid of documentary and re-staged narrative, proving that the unfiltered, unscripted responses of real indigenous children could captivate mainstream western audiences. <Extant film / available online>

* Jun 09, 1927 -- '''The Kid Stakes (Ordell), film''' -- Robin 'Pop' Ordell, Charles Roberts & Frank Boyd -- Directed by Tal Ordell and beautifully shot on location in the backstreets of Sydney, this rare gem is historically celebrated as the very first feature-length children's film in Australian cinema history. Based on Syd Nicholls' popular comic strip Fatty Finn, it stars the director's six-year-old son, Robin 'Pop' Ordell, leading a charismatic, non-professional young ensemble cast. The film is globally significant as one of the earliest examples of a comic book character being directly translated into a live-action cinematic feature. -- A landmark Australian children's feature based on Syd Nicholls's Fatty Finn comic strip. Six-year-old Robin Ordell plays Fatty Finn and leads a largely juvenile ensemble through a story set among working-class Sydney children. The National Film and Sound Archive describes it as apparently the first significant Australian feature film centered on children. <Extant film / available online>

* Sep 21, 1927 -- '''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (Lubitsch), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- Ernst Lubitsch's critically acclaimed silent romantic drama detailing the life of a cloistered Austrian prince. Before Ramon Novarro takes over as the adult prince who falls for a down-to-earth barmaid, Philippe De Lacy portrays the young prince as an overprotected, lonely child being raised rigidly for the throne. -- Before Ramon Novarro assumes the adult role, Philippe De Lacy plays the young Prince Karl Heinrich. The film is important in the career of De Lacy because it places a very young performer in a major prestige production with leading adult stars, while making the child's early experience essential to the construction of the adult protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* Oct 06, 1927 -- '''The Jazz Singer (Crosland), film''' -- Bobby Gordon -- Historically revered as the first feature film with synchronized dialogue and music, launching the "talkie" era. While Al Jolson stars as the adult protagonist, child actor Bobby Gordon handles the crucial early sequences, portraying the young Jakie Rabinowitz when he first rebels against his devout cantor father's strict traditions. -- A historically crucial case because the child performer is connected directly to the transition from silent cinema to sound. Bobby Gordon plays Jakie Rabinowitz at thirteen in the opening portion of the film, before Al Jolson assumes the adult role. Although Gordon is not the film's overall star, the child sequence establishes the protagonist's identity and motivation and makes the film a useful marker in the history of juvenile performance at the dawn of sound. <Extant film / available online>

* Nov 13, 1927 -- '''Sorrell and Son (Plumpton), film''' -- Mickey McBan -- This prestigious, emotionally raw British-American silent drama showcases child actor Mickey McBan anchoring the critical early narrative layers. McBan portrays the young Kit Sorrell, an infant deserted by his mother and raised by his fiercely devoted, impoverished father who sacrifices his own health working menial hotel jobs to secure his son’s future education, establishing a defining cinematic archetype of self-sacrificing parental love. -- Mickey McBan, born in 1919, plays Kit Sorrell as a child in this major father-and-son melodrama. The film is particularly valuable for documenting the emotional seriousness increasingly assigned to young performers: the child's relationship with his impoverished father is one of the central dramatic structures of the film. <partially lost; not available online>

* Nov 29, 1927 -- '''Love (Goulding), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- A lavish Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer silent adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina engineered to showcase the romantic pairing of Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. Ten-year-old child actor Philippe De Lacy anchors the emotional tragedy of the story, playing Serezha Karenin, the beloved little boy Anna is forced to leave behind. -- De Lacy plays Serezha, the young son of Anna Karenina, in the Greta Garbo–John Gilbert adaptation of Tolstoy. His role is brief relative to the adult protagonists but dramatically crucial: the child's presence supplies the emotional center of Anna's separation from her son. AFI credits De Lacy explicitly as “Serezha, the child.” <Extant film / available online>

* December 27, 1927 — '''Little Mickey Grogan (Leo Meehan), film''' — Frankie Darro — The film was explicitly announced as Frankie Darro's first starring vehicle. Darro had been a circus performer before becoming a film actor, and the production was deliberately constructed to promote him as a juvenile star. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1928 ====

* [[:File:1928 Bacon (film).jpg|'''The Singing Fool''']] (1928 Bacon) -- Davey Lee -- ''Aug 6, 1929'' <YouTube>

* Jan 15, 1928 (US Wide Release) -- '''Let 'Er Go Gallegher (Clifton), film''' -- Frank Coghlan Jr. -- Elmer Clifton's silent crime comedy-drama custom-built to showcase the expressive talent of 12-year-old child actor Frank Coghlan Jr. (widely known as Junior Coghlan). Coghlan stars as Johnny Gallegher, a sharp, quick-witted newspaper copy boy who accidentally witnesses a murder committed by a notorious criminal known as "Four Fingers." The gritty, fast-paced narrative sees the brave boy join forces with an arrogant, demoted reporter to hunt down the fugitive crook, culminating in a highly dangerous and thrilling climax. -- Frank Coghlan Jr., known professionally as Junior Coghlan, plays the young newspaper copy boy Gallegher. By this point Coghlan had become sufficiently famous that the press followed not only his films but also his schooling. The film is an excellent example of the late-silent period's mature juvenile-star system. <Extant film; available online>

* March 3, 1928 (?) / March 17, 1928 (US Wide Release) — '''The Crowd (Vidor), film''' — Frankie Darro — King Vidor's towering, hyper-realistic New Hollywood precursor and silent masterpiece. In the film's emotionally devastating third act, a 10-year-old Frankie Darro delivers a performance of astonishing maturity and heartbreak as young Junior Sims. Darro beautifully handles a difficult domestic dramatic premise, projecting an unvarnished vulnerability and deep filial love as he watches his family slide into economic ruin and sudden household tragedy, capturing the painful fracture of childhood security with unmatched psychological honesty. -- Darro appears as Junior Sims in the climactic family crisis. This is not a conventional child-star vehicle, but the boy's performance is substantially more than incidental: the child's suffering becomes a decisive emotional element in Vidor's portrait of modern urban family life. It is therefore worth retaining as an example of the increasing dramatic importance of juvenile performance within major adult-oriented films. <Extant film; available online>

* October 07, 1928 — '''The Circus Kid (George B. Seitz), film''' — Frankie Darro — Darro plays Buddy, an acrobatic orphan who runs away from an orphanage and joins a circus. This is another explicit juvenile-star vehicle and an especially interesting one because Darro's own circus background becomes part of his screen persona. The film was also released with synchronized music, sound effects and talking sequences, making Darro part of the transition to sound. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1929 ====

* [[:File:1929 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Say It with Songs''']] (1929 Bacon) -- Davey Lee -- ''Aug 6, 1929''

* [[:File:1929 Benoit-Levy & Epstein (film).jpg|'''Peau de pêche / Peach Skin''']] (1929 Benoît-Lévy/Epstein) -— Maurice Touzé -- Oct 25, 1929 (France Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''']] (1929 Hopper) -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Ozu (film).jpg|'''A Straightforward Boy''']] (1929 Ozu) -- Tomio Aoki -- Sep 20, 1929 or Nov 23, 1928 (Japan Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Sloane (film).jpg|'''Hearts in Dixie''']] (1929 Sloane) -- Eugene Jackson & Matthew 'Stymie' Beard -- Feb 27, 1929 (Gaiety Theatre World Premiere) / March 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''']] (1929 Wyler) -- Jack Hanlon

Category:Children--1920s (film subject)

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'''Children--1920s''' (film subject)

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<gallery>
File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|'''Just Pals''' (Ford, 1920)
File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|'''Dinty''' (Neilan, 1920)

File:1921 Chaplin (film).jpg|'''The Kid''' (Chaplin, 1921)

File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Crainquebille''' (Feyder, 1922)
File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|'''Oliver Twist''' (Lloyd, 1922)

File:1924 Cline (film) 2.jpg|'''Captain January''' (Cline, 1924)

1925 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Little Annie Rooney''' (1925)
1925 Cline (film).jpg|'''The Rag Man''' (1925)
File:1925 Duvivier (film).jpg|'''Poil de Carotte''' (Duvivier, 1925)
File:1925 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Visages d'enfants''' (1925)

File:1926 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Sparrows''' (Beaudine, 1926)
File:1926 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Gribiche''' (1926)

File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''' (Crosland, 1927)
File:1927 Lubitsch (film).jpg|'''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Lubitsch, 1927)

1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''' (1929)
1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''' (1929)
</gallery>
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== Overview ==
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Between 1920 and 1929, the presence of children in cinema reached its silent-era zenith and underwent a critical technological evolution, transitioning from high-energy physical slapstick into complex psychological dramas and synchronized talking pictures. Driven by the formalization of the studio star system, this decade birthed the first global child megastars, expanded international children’s narratives, and utilized youth to bridge the gap between silent pantomime and sound.

A defining feature of the 1920s was the emergence of the child actor as a massive global commercial brand. Propelled by six-year-old Jackie Coogan in Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), children were no longer treated as interchangeable background elements. Coogan’s naturalistic, deeply expressive acting style proved that a child could carry the emotional and financial weight of a feature-length film, sparking a wave of custom-built vehicles like My Boy (1921) and The Rag Man (1925). Concurrently, adult superstar Mary Pickford perfected her virtuoso subversion of age, using forced-perspective sets to play tough pre-adolescents in gothic masterpieces like Sparrows (1926). This era also birthed the foundational template for ensemble youth comedy through Hal Roach’s Our Gang (The Little Rascals) franchise, starting with One Terrible Day (1922), which cast real, everyday kids getting into unscripted mischief and notably broke racial barriers by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as the first Black child star in Hollywood history.

Crucially, the late 1920s saw the cinematic child move away from pure innocence to become a powerful lens for historical scale, social critique, and dark family melodrama. In Europe, children’s perspectives were used to frame monumental political upheavals, as seen in the legendary schoolyard military tactical battle anchored by young Nicolas Roudenko in Abel Gance's masterpiece Napoléon (1927). Meanwhile, gritty domestic dramas like Sorrell and Son (1927) and Junior Coghlan's Square Shoulders (1929) established a heavy, tear-jerking cinematic trope focused on intense parental sacrifice and the emotional reconciliation between broken fathers and their fiercely loyal sons.

Finally, child actors became the vital guinea pigs and trailblazers for early transnational cinema and technological shifts. Internationally, Syd Nicholls' The Kid Stakes (1927) in Australia made history as one of the world's first feature-length comic book adaptations starring an all-child cast. In Japan, master director Yasujirō Ozu used six-year-old Tomio Aoki in A Straightforward Boy (1929) to translate American slapstick timing into eastern comedy. As the decade closed, child actors seamlessly ushered in the sound era; Bobby Gordon anchored the crucial childhood rebellion sequences in the first-ever talkie The Jazz Singer (1927), while Eugene Jackson navigated intense racial and economic themes in the landmark all-talking African-American studio musical Hearts in Dixie (1929).

Ultimately, by 1929, the cinematic child had evolved into a sophisticated, multi-dimensional force capable of executing precise physical stunts, delivering heavy dramatic monologues, and singing on synchronized tracks, flawlessly setting the stage for the historic child-star monopolies of the 1930s.
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==== 1920 ====
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* '''[[:File:1920-1921 Revier (serial).jpg|The Son of Tarzan (Flaven & Revier), serial]]''' -- Feb 06, or Mar 01, 1920 -- Gordon Griffith & Mae Giraci

* '''[[:File:1920 Vidor (film).jpg|The Jack-Knife Man (Vidor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Bobby Kelso

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film).jpg|Huckleberry Finn (Taylor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film) 2.jpg|The Soul of Youth (Taylor), film]]''' -- Sep 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent & Ben Alexander

* '''[[:File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|Just Pals (Ford), film]]''' -- Oct or Nov 21, 1920 -- Georgie Stone

* '''[[:File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|Dinty (Neilan & McDermott), film]]''' -- ''Nov 29, 1920'' -- Wesley Barry

==== 1921 ====

* Jan 16, 1921 -- '''The Kid (Chaplin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- This iconic silent comedy-drama marks Charlie Chaplin's first feature-length film as a director, propelling six-year-old Jackie Coogan into global stardom. Coogan delivers a deeply moving performance as an abandoned child raised by the Little Tramp, forming a legendary on-screen partnership built on survival, mischief, and a profound emotional bond. The film stands as a decisive breakthrough in the history of the child star, proving that a juvenile performer could completely carry the dramatic and commercial weight of a feature film alongside one of the world's greatest adult actors. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Mar 13, 1921 -- ''Oliver Twist, Jr. (Webb), film'' -- Harold Goodwin & Harold Esboldt -- A unique, modern 20th-century American reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic novel. Former child star Harold Goodwin plays the titular orphan who is raised in a New York orphanage before running away to the city streets, where he unknowingly falls into a gritty underworld gang of thieves run by Fagin and Bill Sikes.

* Apr 24, 1921 -- '''Peck's Bad Boy (Wood), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Gloria Wood -- • Directed by Sam Wood, this popular comedy features seven-year-old Jackie Coogan as Henry "Hennery" Peck, a mischievous neighborhood prankster who causes farcical chaos for his strict father (James Wang). Conceived and promoted specifically around Coogan's post-The Kid celebrity, this production marks the first major industrial attempt to turn his success into a continuing commercial series of child-star vehicles, sparking massive external merchandising campaigns including character dolls. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Sep 15, 1921 -- '''Little Lord Fauntleroy (Green & Pickford), film''' -- Mary Pickford -- Continuing her trademark tradition of portraying young children well into adulthood, a 29-year-old Mary Pickford takes on the dual roles of a sweet-natured boy and his widowed mother. The film is celebrated for its stunning technical achievements and flawless double-exposure special effects that allowed Pickford to seamlessly share the screen with herself.

* Dec 25, 1921 -- '''My Boy (Austin & Heerman), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Albert Austin and Victor Heerman, this immigration drama was custom-built to showcase the emotional dramatic range of seven-year-old Jackie Coogan. Coogan portrays a young boy who arrives at Ellis Island completely orphaned after his mother passes away during the transatlantic voyage, slipping past immigration officers to find a new home with a grumpy, impoverished old sea captain played by Claude Gillingwater. The production represents the deliberate industrial consolidation of the Coogan vehicle, designed explicitly to keep a juvenile performer at the emotional center of a major studio feature series. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1922 ====

* Feb 20, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Neilan (film).jpg|Penrod (Neilan), film]]''' -- Wesley Barry & Gordon Griffith -- Based on Booth Tarkington's 1914 novel, this silent comedy-drama places fourteen-year-old Wesley Barry at the center of a feature-length production. Barry portrays Penrod Schofield, a mischievous neighborhood boy who leads a secret juvenile defense association to challenge adult authority, before unexpectedly running afoul of genuine town outlaws. The film serves as a key case study for the emergence of the named, specialized child star as a repeatable and bankable box-office asset.

* Aug 07, 1922 -- '''Trouble (Austin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Wallace Beery -- Directed by Albert Austin, this independent feature represents a highly calculated step in the early child-star system, custom-tailored to capitalize on Jackie Coogan's global celebrity following The Kid. The script positions Coogan as Danny, an orphan adopted by a brutal, abusive plumber played by Wallace Beery. The narrative functions as a vehicle organized entirely around the specific age, emotional pathos, and established screen identity of its juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 10, 1922 -- '''One Terrible Day (McGowan), film''' -- Jackie Condon, Ernie Morrison, Mickey Daniels, Allen “Farina” Hoskins & the Our Gang children -- Produced by Hal Roach, this foundational short film officially launched the iconic Our Gang (Little Rascals) comedy franchise. Moving decisively away from individual child-star vehicles, the series introduced a radical alternative model centered on a recurring, diverse juvenile ensemble behaving naturally on screen. The short also marks a major cultural milestone by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as cinema's very first Black child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 17, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Olcott (film).jpg|Timothy's Quest (Olcott), film]]''' -- Joseph Depew & Helen Rowland -- Directed by Sidney Olcott, this moving rural drama stars child actor Joseph Depew as Timothy alongside toddler Helen Rowland as his sister, Lady Gay. Adapted from the Kate Douglas Wiggin story, the narrative tracks the two orphans as they run away from a squalid urban slum on a freight car bound for rural Maine. The production is structurally significant for focusing entirely on the internal psychological and emotional perspective of children on a quest for a real home. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 30, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|Oliver Twist (Lloyd), film]]''' -- Jackie Coogan & Edouard Trebaol -- Directed by Frank Lloyd, this high-profile prestige adaptation demonstrated that Jackie Coogan's standalone marquee power was sufficient to anchor a massive, large-scale Dickens production. Coogan's expressive dramatic choices guide the titular orphan through the cruelty of the workhouse and into a London street pickpocketing gang overseen by Fagin, played by Lon Chaney. Operating on an exceptional $500,000 budget, the film marks a definitive historical peak in early studio system child-star exploitation. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 15, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|Crainquebille (Feyder), film]]''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder, this monumental French silent production features non-professional child actor Jean Forest as "La Souris" (The Mouse), a streetwise Parisian orphan whose compassionate intervention rescues a despairing vegetable peddler from severe alcoholism. Discovered by Feyder on the streets of Paris, Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical choices offer a stark ideological and aesthetic counterpoint to the commercialized, heavily managed American child-star model. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 28, 1922 -- '''[[File:1922 Sandberg (film) 2.jpg|Great Expectations (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Esther Kjær Jensen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark, this atmospheric silent adaptation of Charles Dickens' literature utilizes young Martin Herzberg to carry the critical early movements of the narrative. Herzberg delivers a substantial, highly layered performance as the vulnerable orphan boy Pip, navigating his haunting initial encounters with an escaped convict in the bleak marshes and his introduction to Miss Havisham. The film treats the child as an independent, deep dramatic protagonist rather than a mere placeholder for an adult actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 05, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Sandberg (film).jpg|David Copperfield (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Else Nielsen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark as part of director A.W. Sandberg's ambitious, large-scale Dickens prestige cycle. Ten-year-old Danish actor Martin Herzberg delivers a breakthrough performance as David Copperfield during the critical childhood segments, while young Else Nielsen co-stars as the juvenile Agnes. Herzberg's ethereal on-screen presence guides the narrative through the dark psychological fallout of his mother's death and the rigid, abusive discipline of his stepfather, Mr. Murdstone. The production represents a peak in European narrative scale, fully positioning the child actor to carry complex emotional and structural weight before transitioning the character arcs to adult performers Gorm Schmidt and Karen Winther. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1923 ====

* Jun 18, 1923 -- '''Penrod and Sam (Beaudine), film''' -- Ben Alexander, Joe Butterworth & Buddy Messinger -- Directed by William Beaudine for First National, this acclaimed Tarkington adaptation shifts focus away from isolated child stars toward a collaborative juvenile ensemble. Nine-year-old Ben Alexander portrays Penrod Schofield, leading a neighborhood kid defense club through clubhouse secret meetings, playful rivalries, and escalating local pranks. The production successfully constructs an authentic, self-contained world of childhood mischief, balanced by adult characters played by Rockliffe Fellowes and Gladys Brockwell. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* July 30, 1923 — '''Circus Days (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline and produced by Sol Lesser, this feature places eight-year-old Jackie Coogan at the absolute center of a high-stakes big-top adventure based on the novel Toby Tyler. The narrative follows a young boy who escapes his abusive foster home to find refuge and a new family identity inside a traveling caravan troupe. The production serves as a premier textbook example of early Hollywood's capacity to insert a specialized child star directly into established commercial genres while structuring all dramatic and physical stunts entirely around the juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 22, 1923 -- '''Mälarpirater / Pirates of the Mälaren (Molander), film''' -- Tom Walter & Albert Christiernsson Directed by Gustaf Molander for Svensk Filmindustri (SF), this Swedish silent coming-of-age adventure serves as a major European counterpart to American individual child-star vehicles. Based on the popular 1911 novel by Sigfrid Siwertz, the narrative follows a group of neglected, misbehaving boys who steal a sailboat to embark on a liberating, mischievous summer journey across Lake Mälaren. The production is highly significant to performance history for its naturalistic, grounded portrayal of boyhood independence, directly utilizing fifteen-year-old Tom Walter (in his breakout role as Fabian) and Albert Christiernsson (as Erik) to explore the psychological tensions of youthful rebellion rather than lighthearted slapstick. Molander combines dynamic on-location maritime cinematography by Axel Lindblom with mature dramatic depth, setting an influential stylistic template for Scandinavian juvenile storytelling. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 26, 1923 — '''Long Live the King (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger, this lavish production marked Coogan's high-prestige debut for Metro Pictures. The script intentionally subverted his established "ragged street child" persona, casting him instead as Crown Prince Otto, a royal boy navigating palace intrigues and political danger alongside adult costars Alan Hale and Rosemary Theby. Operating on an expensive budget with elaborate sets, the film demonstrates the degree to which an independent child star had become capable of carrying a massive studio prestige feature. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Dec 30, 1923 -- ''Boy of Mine (Beaudine), lost film'' -- Ben Alexander -- Directed by William Beaudine from Booth Tarkington's short story Misunderstood, this domestic family drama stars Ben Alexander as Bill Latimer. The narrative tracks a sensitive young boy subjected to the unyielding, iron discipline of a wealthy banker father, played by Henry B. Walthall. The resulting emotional strain drives the child to run away, forcing the adult protagonist to confront his severe parenting mistakes. Officially declared a lost film by the National Film Preservation Board, it remains an indispensable historical touchstone documenting the early narrative shift toward psychological realism in childhood storytelling. <LOST>

==== 1924 ====

* April 07, 1924 — '''A Boy of Flanders (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger for Metro-Goldwyn, this adaptation of Ouida's 1872 novel A Dog of Flanders casts Jackie Coogan as Nello, a young orphan who relies on his artistic talents and a rescued dog, Petrasche, to endure rural poverty. The film serves as a prime example of a classic European literary subject reconstructed as an American child-star vehicle. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Jun 01, 1924 -- ''The Sixth Commandment (Christie), lost film'' -- Anita Fremault -- Directed by Christy Cabanne for Associated Exhibitors. This heavy domestic melodrama explores complex themes of marital infidelity and moral conflict. It is historically vital for launching the cinematic career of nine-year-old Anita Louise (performing under her birth name, Anita Fremault), whose raw, naturalistic child presence was leveraged by Cabanne to anchor the intense emotional stakes of a family crisis.

* June 01, 1924 -- '''The Good Bad Boy (Cline), film''' -- Joe Butterworth & Mary Jane Irving -- Directed by Eddie Cline for B.F. Zeidman Productions. This American comedic melodrama stars child actor Joe Butterworth as Billy Benson, a scrappy neighborhood boy labeled a "bad boy" due to his habit of getting into fistfights to defend his father's reputation. When a crooked executive frames his father to steal a million-dollar fire extinguisher invention, Billy uses his streetwise wits and enlists a literal army of local Boy Scouts to execute a high-stakes, chaotic chase sequence to retrieve the patent. Written and released during the commercial peak of Hal Roach’s Our Gang formula, the film is a vital record of early Hollywood studio operations actively replicating the "scrappy juvenile hero" fad to secure family-wide box-office appeal. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Jul 06, 1924 -- '''Captain January (Cline), film''' -- Baby Peggy -- Directed by Eddie Cline, this commercial hit stars three-year-old Peggy-Jean Montgomery (Baby Peggy) as an orphan rescued from a shipwreck and raised by a lonely lighthouse keeper. Her naturalistic, expressive gestures cemented her status as early Hollywood's primary female counterpart to Jackie Coogan, proving the commercial child-star phenomenon could cross gender boundaries. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* August 25, 1924 — '''Little Robinson Crusoe (Edward F. Cline & Scott Dunlap), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this adventure-comedy features Jackie Coogan as Mickey Hogan, an orphan cabin boy marooned on a remote island with his pet cat. The narrative demonstrates the mature form of the Coogan studio formula: a classic literary trope restructured entirely around the mobility, physical gags, and comic timing of a specialized child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* September 28, 1924 — '''The Family Secret (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter for Universal Pictures, this multi-reel feature features Baby Peggy as Peggy Holmes, a young child who unwittingly becomes the catalyst for uniting her estranged mother and wealthy grandfather. The production illustrates the systematic shift toward utilizing Peggy as a feature-length marquee draw capable of independent box-office success. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>.

* Oct 19, 1924 — '''Helen's Babies (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter, this family comedy marks Baby Peggy's final major starring production of her silent career. The plot relies entirely on the toddler's unprompted physical energy and comic interactions with her bachelor uncle, played by Edward Everett Horton. It remains prime historical evidence documenting the brief, hyper-intensive nature of early toddler stardom before industry contract conflicts ended her run at age eight. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* December 26, 1924 -- '''Les deux gosses / The Two Boys (Mercanton), film''' -- Jean Mercanton, André Rolane & Jean Forest -- Directed by Louis Mercanton and based on Pierre Decourcelle's celebrated 1880 French novel. This multi-reel silent melodrama centers on an aristocratic count, portrayed by Carlyle Blackwell, who wrongly suspects his wife's fidelity and callously abandons his young son, Jean (Jean Mercanton), to be raised by a ruthless criminal. The narrative follows the boy as he forms an inseparable bond with a fellow young orphan, Claudinet, portrayed as an infant by André Rolane and later as an adolescent by Jean Forest. Highly significant to performance history, the production demonstrates early European feature cinema's capacity to deploy a disciplined, layered ensemble of child actors to sustain heavy psychological themes of paternal betrayal, class stratification, and emotional resilience without relying on American slapstick conventions. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 29, 1924 -- '''Peter Pan (Brenon), film''' -- Betty Bronson, Philippe De Lacy & Mary Brian -- Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this historic first cinematic adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play features seven-year-old child star Philippe De Lacy as Michael Darling. While the older Betty Bronson portrays Peter Pan, De Lacy handles the core physical child sequences—including the iconic flying nurseries—solidifying his trajectory as early Hollywood's most heavily utilized juvenile contract actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1925 ====

* Jan 1, 1925 — '''Visages d'enfants (Jacques Feyder), film''' — Jean Forest — Directed by Jacques Feyder and filmed on location in the Swiss Alps, this French-Swiss masterpiece stands as a towering achievement in early psychological naturalism. Ten-year-old Jean Forest delivers a deeply nuanced, restrained performance as Jean Amsler, a young boy struggling to process intense grief and resentment following his mother’s sudden death and his father's swift remarriage. Breaking away from typical lighthearted Hollywood slapstick or heavy melodrama, Feyder relies on Forest’s facial expressions to drive a sophisticated exploration of childhood trauma, establishing the film as a crucial historical benchmark for European psychological realism. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Feb 16, 1925 -- '''The Rag Man (Cline), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Edward F. Cline, this comedic melodrama stands as the first production made by Jackie Coogan entirely under the newly consolidated Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer banner. Ten-year-old Coogan stars as Timothy Patrick Kelly, an orphan who escapes a Lower East Side orphanage fire and forms a junk-dealing street business partnership with an impoverished elderly man played by Max Davidson. The production showcases the full maturity of the independent Coogan star formula, intentionally designed from the opening titles to balance slapstick street mobility with high-stakes emotional pathos. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* October 18, 1925 -- '''No Father to Guide Him (R. McCarey), film''' -- Mickey Bennett -- Directed by Raymond McCarey (often credited as Raymond Finn) and supervised by Leo McCarey for Hal Roach Studios, this silent comedy short stars veteran comedian Charley Chase alongside four-year-old child actor Mickey Bennett. The domestic farce parodies high-society custody battles, tracking a separated father who disguises himself as a Scottish nursemaid to sneak onto a beach and spend time with his young son. Bennett handles his physical cues with disciplined comedic timing, serving as the central narrative target around which the adult slapstick revolves. The short is structurally valuable to performance history for demonstrating how Hal Roach Studios successfully integrated toddler-aged actors into sophisticated, adult marital satires rather than limiting them to isolated, kid-centric neighborhood adventures. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 18, 1925 -- '''Little Annie Rooney (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Gordon Griffith & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this massive commercial triumph features thirty-three-year-old studio titan Mary Pickford utilizing forced perspective to slip into the role of a twelve-year-old tenement tomboy who rallies a multi-ethnic street gang to solve her father's murder. While Pickford anchors the marquee, the film is historically significant to child performance history for embedding her stylized performance within a genuine collective ensemble of local, uncredited child actors who provide a highly naturalistic, gritty backdrop of 1920s neighborhood youth culture. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 9, 1925 — '''Old Clothes (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Edward F. Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this direct commercial sequel to The Rag Man features Jackie Coogan and Max Davidson reprising their scrap-metal partnership. The narrative follows the duo as they Lose their copper stock fortune and resume their lives as junk dealers, taking in a destitute young boarder played by Joan Crawford in her historic first-ever credited screen performance under her iconic studio name. The film serves as critical empirical evidence tracking the industrial seriality of the silent child star, inviting audiences back for a familiar, repeating juvenile persona rather than a standalone narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 22, 1925 -- '''Poil de carotte (Duvivier), film''' -- André Heuzé -- Directed by Julien Duvivier, this French silent psychological drama adapts Jules Renard's classic autobiographical 1894 novel. Twelve-year-old André Heuzé delivers a devastatingly raw, unsparing performance as François Lepic, an unloved boy who endures severe psychological and emotional abuse from a cruel mother and a completely detached father. Shunning Hollywood's idealized sentimentality, Duvivier uses Heuzé's naturalistic acting style and expressive visage to forge a landmark piece of social realism that handles heavy themes of childhood depression and suicidal ideation, establishing a major milestone for early international avant-garde juvenile performance. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1926 ====

* Aug 25, 1926 — '''Beau Geste (Herbert Brenon), film''' — Philippe De Lacy & Douglas De Lacy -— Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this lavish silent adventure epic uses an essential childhood prologue to establish the deep emotional bond between the Geste brothers. Nine-year-old Philippe De Lacy anchors these opening segments as the young Beau Geste, while his real-life brother Douglas De Lacy portrays the young Digby Geste. The production is highly significant to performance history for demonstrating how major studio storytelling systematically integrated professional child contract actors into big-budget prestige features to anchor adult psychological motivations before transitioning the character arcs to adult stars Ronald Colman and Neil Hamilton. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 19, 1926 -- '''Sparrows (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Spec O'Donnell & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this highly acclaimed gothic bayou melodrama features Mary Pickford as Molly, a protective older teenager trapped alongside a group of orphaned children at a cruel, swamp-bound southern "baby farm" run by a sinister family. The narrative reaches its high-stakes climax when Molly leads the juvenile ensemble on a terrifying, suspenseful escape through quicksand and alligator-infested waters. Supported by a naturalistic, highly physical performance by fourteen-year-old Spec O'Donnell as Ambrose, the film stands as a masterpiece of early cinematic suspense, utilizing a disciplined collective of child actors to drive intense visceral audience empathy. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 10, 1926 -- '''Gribiche (Feyder), film''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder for the Albatros company, this French social satire stars twelve-year-old Jean Forest as Antoine "Gribiche" Belot, a polite working-class boy who accepts an offer to be adopted by a wealthy, eccentric American hypocrite promising an elite education. The boy quickly finds himself suffocated by cold, bourgeois luxury, ultimately running away to return to the genuine love of his impoverished widowed mother. The film's entire class critique relies on Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical performance, providing a definitive European alternative to Hollywood child-star formulas by treating the child's perspective as the structural center of the narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1927 ====

* Apr 19, 1927 -- '''The King of Kings (DeMille), film''' -- Michael D. Moore & Muriel McCormac -- Cecil B. DeMille's monumental, silent biblical epic depicting the final weeks of Jesus Christ's ministry and crucifixion. Child actor Michael D. Moore delivers a highly memorable, poignant performance as Mark, a young lame boy who is miraculously healed by Jesus and later becomes an eyewitness to the crucifixion. -- DeMille's biblical epic includes Michael D. Moore as the young Mark, whose encounter with Jesus forms one of the film's most memorable child-centered episodes. Moore was born in 1914 and therefore was genuinely a child performer, not an adult playing a child. The film demonstrates how major prestige productions could give children substantial dramatic and emotional sequences even when the child was not the overall protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* April 29, 1927 -- '''Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness (Cooper & Schoedsack), film''' -- Ladah, uncredited Lao children & Bimbo the Gibbon -- Directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack (the future creators of King Kong), this Academy Award-nominated silent ethnographic drama was a massive box office and critical triumph. Filmed entirely on location in the Nan Province of Thailand (then Siam), the narrative frames the real-world daily survival struggles of a poor native farmer, Kru, his wife, and his young children as they defend their jungle outpost against wild predators. The youngest children, particularly the toddler interacting naturally with their pet gibbon Bimbo, function as vital human anchors for the film’s tense pacing and sudden emotional shifts. It remains globally significant to film history as a pioneering hybrid of documentary and re-staged narrative, proving that the unfiltered, unscripted responses of real indigenous children could captivate mainstream western audiences. <Extant film / available online>

* Jun 09, 1927 -- '''The Kid Stakes (Ordell), film''' -- Robin 'Pop' Ordell, Charles Roberts & Frank Boyd -- Directed by Tal Ordell and beautifully shot on location in the backstreets of Sydney, this rare gem is historically celebrated as the very first feature-length children's film in Australian cinema history. Based on Syd Nicholls' popular comic strip Fatty Finn, it stars the director's six-year-old son, Robin 'Pop' Ordell, leading a charismatic, non-professional young ensemble cast. The film is globally significant as one of the earliest examples of a comic book character being directly translated into a live-action cinematic feature. -- A landmark Australian children's feature based on Syd Nicholls's Fatty Finn comic strip. Six-year-old Robin Ordell plays Fatty Finn and leads a largely juvenile ensemble through a story set among working-class Sydney children. The National Film and Sound Archive describes it as apparently the first significant Australian feature film centered on children. <Extant film / available online>

* Sep 21, 1927 -- '''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (Lubitsch), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- Ernst Lubitsch's critically acclaimed silent romantic drama detailing the life of a cloistered Austrian prince. Before Ramon Novarro takes over as the adult prince who falls for a down-to-earth barmaid, Philippe De Lacy portrays the young prince as an overprotected, lonely child being raised rigidly for the throne. -- Before Ramon Novarro assumes the adult role, Philippe De Lacy plays the young Prince Karl Heinrich. The film is important in the career of De Lacy because it places a very young performer in a major prestige production with leading adult stars, while making the child's early experience essential to the construction of the adult protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* Oct 06, 1927 -- '''The Jazz Singer (Crosland), film''' -- Bobby Gordon -- Historically revered as the first feature film with synchronized dialogue and music, launching the "talkie" era. While Al Jolson stars as the adult protagonist, child actor Bobby Gordon handles the crucial early sequences, portraying the young Jakie Rabinowitz when he first rebels against his devout cantor father's strict traditions. -- A historically crucial case because the child performer is connected directly to the transition from silent cinema to sound. Bobby Gordon plays Jakie Rabinowitz at thirteen in the opening portion of the film, before Al Jolson assumes the adult role. Although Gordon is not the film's overall star, the child sequence establishes the protagonist's identity and motivation and makes the film a useful marker in the history of juvenile performance at the dawn of sound. <Extant film / available online>

* Nov 13, 1927 -- '''Sorrell and Son (Plumpton), film''' -- Mickey McBan -- This prestigious, emotionally raw British-American silent drama showcases child actor Mickey McBan anchoring the critical early narrative layers. McBan portrays the young Kit Sorrell, an infant deserted by his mother and raised by his fiercely devoted, impoverished father who sacrifices his own health working menial hotel jobs to secure his son’s future education, establishing a defining cinematic archetype of self-sacrificing parental love. -- Mickey McBan, born in 1919, plays Kit Sorrell as a child in this major father-and-son melodrama. The film is particularly valuable for documenting the emotional seriousness increasingly assigned to young performers: the child's relationship with his impoverished father is one of the central dramatic structures of the film. <partially lost; not available online>

* Nov 29, 1927 -- '''Love (Goulding), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- A lavish Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer silent adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina engineered to showcase the romantic pairing of Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. Ten-year-old child actor Philippe De Lacy anchors the emotional tragedy of the story, playing Serezha Karenin, the beloved little boy Anna is forced to leave behind. -- De Lacy plays Serezha, the young son of Anna Karenina, in the Greta Garbo–John Gilbert adaptation of Tolstoy. His role is brief relative to the adult protagonists but dramatically crucial: the child's presence supplies the emotional center of Anna's separation from her son. AFI credits De Lacy explicitly as “Serezha, the child.” <Extant film / available online>

* December 27, 1927 — '''Little Mickey Grogan (Leo Meehan), film''' — Frankie Darro — The film was explicitly announced as Frankie Darro's first starring vehicle. Darro had been a circus performer before becoming a film actor, and the production was deliberately constructed to promote him as a juvenile star. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1928 ====

* Jan 15, 1928 (US Wide Release) -- '''Let 'Er Go Gallegher (Clifton), film''' -- Frank Coghlan Jr. -- Elmer Clifton's silent crime comedy-drama custom-built to showcase the expressive talent of 12-year-old child actor Frank Coghlan Jr. (widely known as Junior Coghlan). Coghlan stars as Johnny Gallegher, a sharp, quick-witted newspaper copy boy who accidentally witnesses a murder committed by a notorious criminal known as "Four Fingers." The gritty, fast-paced narrative sees the brave boy join forces with an arrogant, demoted reporter to hunt down the fugitive crook, culminating in a highly dangerous and thrilling climax. -- Frank Coghlan Jr., known professionally as Junior Coghlan, plays the young newspaper copy boy Gallegher. By this point Coghlan had become sufficiently famous that the press followed not only his films but also his schooling. The film is an excellent example of the late-silent period's mature juvenile-star system. <Extant film; available online>

* March 3, 1928 (?) / March 17, 1928 (US Wide Release) — '''The Crowd (Vidor), film''' — Frankie Darro — King Vidor's towering, hyper-realistic New Hollywood precursor and silent masterpiece. In the film's emotionally devastating third act, a 10-year-old Frankie Darro delivers a performance of astonishing maturity and heartbreak as young Junior Sims. Darro beautifully handles a difficult domestic dramatic premise, projecting an unvarnished vulnerability and deep filial love as he watches his family slide into economic ruin and sudden household tragedy, capturing the painful fracture of childhood security with unmatched psychological honesty. -- Darro appears as Junior Sims in the climactic family crisis. This is not a conventional child-star vehicle, but the boy's performance is substantially more than incidental: the child's suffering becomes a decisive emotional element in Vidor's portrait of modern urban family life. It is therefore worth retaining as an example of the increasing dramatic importance of juvenile performance within major adult-oriented films. <Extant film; available online>

* October 07, 1928 — '''The Circus Kid (George B. Seitz), film''' — Frankie Darro — Darro plays Buddy, an acrobatic orphan who runs away from an orphanage and joins a circus. This is another explicit juvenile-star vehicle and an especially interesting one because Darro's own circus background becomes part of his screen persona. The film was also released with synchronized music, sound effects and talking sequences, making Darro part of the transition to sound. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1929 ====

* [[:File:1929 Bacon (film).jpg|'''Say It with Songs''']] (1929 Bacon) -- Davey Lee -- ''Aug 6, 1929''

* [[:File:1929 Benoit-Levy & Epstein (film).jpg|'''Peau de pêche / Peach Skin''']] (1929 Benoît-Lévy/Epstein) -— Maurice Touzé -- Oct 25, 1929 (France Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''']] (1929 Hopper) -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Ozu (film).jpg|'''A Straightforward Boy''']] (1929 Ozu) -- Tomio Aoki -- Sep 20, 1929 or Nov 23, 1928 (Japan Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Sloane (film).jpg|'''Hearts in Dixie''']] (1929 Sloane) -- Eugene Jackson & Matthew 'Stymie' Beard -- Feb 27, 1929 (Gaiety Theatre World Premiere) / March 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''']] (1929 Wyler) -- Jack Hanlon

Category:Children--1920s (film subject)

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Gabriele Boccaccini: /* 1929 */

'''Children--1920s''' (film subject)

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<gallery>
File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|'''Just Pals''' (Ford, 1920)
File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|'''Dinty''' (Neilan, 1920)

File:1921 Chaplin (film).jpg|'''The Kid''' (Chaplin, 1921)

File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Crainquebille''' (Feyder, 1922)
File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|'''Oliver Twist''' (Lloyd, 1922)

File:1924 Cline (film) 2.jpg|'''Captain January''' (Cline, 1924)

1925 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Little Annie Rooney''' (1925)
1925 Cline (film).jpg|'''The Rag Man''' (1925)
File:1925 Duvivier (film).jpg|'''Poil de Carotte''' (Duvivier, 1925)
File:1925 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Visages d'enfants''' (1925)

File:1926 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Sparrows''' (Beaudine, 1926)
File:1926 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Gribiche''' (1926)

File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''' (Crosland, 1927)
File:1927 Lubitsch (film).jpg|'''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Lubitsch, 1927)

1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''' (1929)
1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''' (1929)
</gallery>
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== Overview ==
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Between 1920 and 1929, the presence of children in cinema reached its silent-era zenith and underwent a critical technological evolution, transitioning from high-energy physical slapstick into complex psychological dramas and synchronized talking pictures. Driven by the formalization of the studio star system, this decade birthed the first global child megastars, expanded international children’s narratives, and utilized youth to bridge the gap between silent pantomime and sound.

A defining feature of the 1920s was the emergence of the child actor as a massive global commercial brand. Propelled by six-year-old Jackie Coogan in Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), children were no longer treated as interchangeable background elements. Coogan’s naturalistic, deeply expressive acting style proved that a child could carry the emotional and financial weight of a feature-length film, sparking a wave of custom-built vehicles like My Boy (1921) and The Rag Man (1925). Concurrently, adult superstar Mary Pickford perfected her virtuoso subversion of age, using forced-perspective sets to play tough pre-adolescents in gothic masterpieces like Sparrows (1926). This era also birthed the foundational template for ensemble youth comedy through Hal Roach’s Our Gang (The Little Rascals) franchise, starting with One Terrible Day (1922), which cast real, everyday kids getting into unscripted mischief and notably broke racial barriers by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as the first Black child star in Hollywood history.

Crucially, the late 1920s saw the cinematic child move away from pure innocence to become a powerful lens for historical scale, social critique, and dark family melodrama. In Europe, children’s perspectives were used to frame monumental political upheavals, as seen in the legendary schoolyard military tactical battle anchored by young Nicolas Roudenko in Abel Gance's masterpiece Napoléon (1927). Meanwhile, gritty domestic dramas like Sorrell and Son (1927) and Junior Coghlan's Square Shoulders (1929) established a heavy, tear-jerking cinematic trope focused on intense parental sacrifice and the emotional reconciliation between broken fathers and their fiercely loyal sons.

Finally, child actors became the vital guinea pigs and trailblazers for early transnational cinema and technological shifts. Internationally, Syd Nicholls' The Kid Stakes (1927) in Australia made history as one of the world's first feature-length comic book adaptations starring an all-child cast. In Japan, master director Yasujirō Ozu used six-year-old Tomio Aoki in A Straightforward Boy (1929) to translate American slapstick timing into eastern comedy. As the decade closed, child actors seamlessly ushered in the sound era; Bobby Gordon anchored the crucial childhood rebellion sequences in the first-ever talkie The Jazz Singer (1927), while Eugene Jackson navigated intense racial and economic themes in the landmark all-talking African-American studio musical Hearts in Dixie (1929).

Ultimately, by 1929, the cinematic child had evolved into a sophisticated, multi-dimensional force capable of executing precise physical stunts, delivering heavy dramatic monologues, and singing on synchronized tracks, flawlessly setting the stage for the historic child-star monopolies of the 1930s.
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==== 1920 ====
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* '''[[:File:1920-1921 Revier (serial).jpg|The Son of Tarzan (Flaven & Revier), serial]]''' -- Feb 06, or Mar 01, 1920 -- Gordon Griffith & Mae Giraci

* '''[[:File:1920 Vidor (film).jpg|The Jack-Knife Man (Vidor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Bobby Kelso

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film).jpg|Huckleberry Finn (Taylor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film) 2.jpg|The Soul of Youth (Taylor), film]]''' -- Sep 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent & Ben Alexander

* '''[[:File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|Just Pals (Ford), film]]''' -- Oct or Nov 21, 1920 -- Georgie Stone

* '''[[:File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|Dinty (Neilan & McDermott), film]]''' -- ''Nov 29, 1920'' -- Wesley Barry

==== 1921 ====

* Jan 16, 1921 -- '''The Kid (Chaplin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- This iconic silent comedy-drama marks Charlie Chaplin's first feature-length film as a director, propelling six-year-old Jackie Coogan into global stardom. Coogan delivers a deeply moving performance as an abandoned child raised by the Little Tramp, forming a legendary on-screen partnership built on survival, mischief, and a profound emotional bond. The film stands as a decisive breakthrough in the history of the child star, proving that a juvenile performer could completely carry the dramatic and commercial weight of a feature film alongside one of the world's greatest adult actors. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Mar 13, 1921 -- ''Oliver Twist, Jr. (Webb), film'' -- Harold Goodwin & Harold Esboldt -- A unique, modern 20th-century American reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic novel. Former child star Harold Goodwin plays the titular orphan who is raised in a New York orphanage before running away to the city streets, where he unknowingly falls into a gritty underworld gang of thieves run by Fagin and Bill Sikes.

* Apr 24, 1921 -- '''Peck's Bad Boy (Wood), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Gloria Wood -- • Directed by Sam Wood, this popular comedy features seven-year-old Jackie Coogan as Henry "Hennery" Peck, a mischievous neighborhood prankster who causes farcical chaos for his strict father (James Wang). Conceived and promoted specifically around Coogan's post-The Kid celebrity, this production marks the first major industrial attempt to turn his success into a continuing commercial series of child-star vehicles, sparking massive external merchandising campaigns including character dolls. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Sep 15, 1921 -- '''Little Lord Fauntleroy (Green & Pickford), film''' -- Mary Pickford -- Continuing her trademark tradition of portraying young children well into adulthood, a 29-year-old Mary Pickford takes on the dual roles of a sweet-natured boy and his widowed mother. The film is celebrated for its stunning technical achievements and flawless double-exposure special effects that allowed Pickford to seamlessly share the screen with herself.

* Dec 25, 1921 -- '''My Boy (Austin & Heerman), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Albert Austin and Victor Heerman, this immigration drama was custom-built to showcase the emotional dramatic range of seven-year-old Jackie Coogan. Coogan portrays a young boy who arrives at Ellis Island completely orphaned after his mother passes away during the transatlantic voyage, slipping past immigration officers to find a new home with a grumpy, impoverished old sea captain played by Claude Gillingwater. The production represents the deliberate industrial consolidation of the Coogan vehicle, designed explicitly to keep a juvenile performer at the emotional center of a major studio feature series. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1922 ====

* Feb 20, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Neilan (film).jpg|Penrod (Neilan), film]]''' -- Wesley Barry & Gordon Griffith -- Based on Booth Tarkington's 1914 novel, this silent comedy-drama places fourteen-year-old Wesley Barry at the center of a feature-length production. Barry portrays Penrod Schofield, a mischievous neighborhood boy who leads a secret juvenile defense association to challenge adult authority, before unexpectedly running afoul of genuine town outlaws. The film serves as a key case study for the emergence of the named, specialized child star as a repeatable and bankable box-office asset.

* Aug 07, 1922 -- '''Trouble (Austin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Wallace Beery -- Directed by Albert Austin, this independent feature represents a highly calculated step in the early child-star system, custom-tailored to capitalize on Jackie Coogan's global celebrity following The Kid. The script positions Coogan as Danny, an orphan adopted by a brutal, abusive plumber played by Wallace Beery. The narrative functions as a vehicle organized entirely around the specific age, emotional pathos, and established screen identity of its juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 10, 1922 -- '''One Terrible Day (McGowan), film''' -- Jackie Condon, Ernie Morrison, Mickey Daniels, Allen “Farina” Hoskins & the Our Gang children -- Produced by Hal Roach, this foundational short film officially launched the iconic Our Gang (Little Rascals) comedy franchise. Moving decisively away from individual child-star vehicles, the series introduced a radical alternative model centered on a recurring, diverse juvenile ensemble behaving naturally on screen. The short also marks a major cultural milestone by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as cinema's very first Black child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 17, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Olcott (film).jpg|Timothy's Quest (Olcott), film]]''' -- Joseph Depew & Helen Rowland -- Directed by Sidney Olcott, this moving rural drama stars child actor Joseph Depew as Timothy alongside toddler Helen Rowland as his sister, Lady Gay. Adapted from the Kate Douglas Wiggin story, the narrative tracks the two orphans as they run away from a squalid urban slum on a freight car bound for rural Maine. The production is structurally significant for focusing entirely on the internal psychological and emotional perspective of children on a quest for a real home. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 30, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|Oliver Twist (Lloyd), film]]''' -- Jackie Coogan & Edouard Trebaol -- Directed by Frank Lloyd, this high-profile prestige adaptation demonstrated that Jackie Coogan's standalone marquee power was sufficient to anchor a massive, large-scale Dickens production. Coogan's expressive dramatic choices guide the titular orphan through the cruelty of the workhouse and into a London street pickpocketing gang overseen by Fagin, played by Lon Chaney. Operating on an exceptional $500,000 budget, the film marks a definitive historical peak in early studio system child-star exploitation. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 15, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|Crainquebille (Feyder), film]]''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder, this monumental French silent production features non-professional child actor Jean Forest as "La Souris" (The Mouse), a streetwise Parisian orphan whose compassionate intervention rescues a despairing vegetable peddler from severe alcoholism. Discovered by Feyder on the streets of Paris, Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical choices offer a stark ideological and aesthetic counterpoint to the commercialized, heavily managed American child-star model. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 28, 1922 -- '''[[File:1922 Sandberg (film) 2.jpg|Great Expectations (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Esther Kjær Jensen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark, this atmospheric silent adaptation of Charles Dickens' literature utilizes young Martin Herzberg to carry the critical early movements of the narrative. Herzberg delivers a substantial, highly layered performance as the vulnerable orphan boy Pip, navigating his haunting initial encounters with an escaped convict in the bleak marshes and his introduction to Miss Havisham. The film treats the child as an independent, deep dramatic protagonist rather than a mere placeholder for an adult actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 05, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Sandberg (film).jpg|David Copperfield (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Else Nielsen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark as part of director A.W. Sandberg's ambitious, large-scale Dickens prestige cycle. Ten-year-old Danish actor Martin Herzberg delivers a breakthrough performance as David Copperfield during the critical childhood segments, while young Else Nielsen co-stars as the juvenile Agnes. Herzberg's ethereal on-screen presence guides the narrative through the dark psychological fallout of his mother's death and the rigid, abusive discipline of his stepfather, Mr. Murdstone. The production represents a peak in European narrative scale, fully positioning the child actor to carry complex emotional and structural weight before transitioning the character arcs to adult performers Gorm Schmidt and Karen Winther. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1923 ====

* Jun 18, 1923 -- '''Penrod and Sam (Beaudine), film''' -- Ben Alexander, Joe Butterworth & Buddy Messinger -- Directed by William Beaudine for First National, this acclaimed Tarkington adaptation shifts focus away from isolated child stars toward a collaborative juvenile ensemble. Nine-year-old Ben Alexander portrays Penrod Schofield, leading a neighborhood kid defense club through clubhouse secret meetings, playful rivalries, and escalating local pranks. The production successfully constructs an authentic, self-contained world of childhood mischief, balanced by adult characters played by Rockliffe Fellowes and Gladys Brockwell. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* July 30, 1923 — '''Circus Days (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline and produced by Sol Lesser, this feature places eight-year-old Jackie Coogan at the absolute center of a high-stakes big-top adventure based on the novel Toby Tyler. The narrative follows a young boy who escapes his abusive foster home to find refuge and a new family identity inside a traveling caravan troupe. The production serves as a premier textbook example of early Hollywood's capacity to insert a specialized child star directly into established commercial genres while structuring all dramatic and physical stunts entirely around the juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 22, 1923 -- '''Mälarpirater / Pirates of the Mälaren (Molander), film''' -- Tom Walter & Albert Christiernsson Directed by Gustaf Molander for Svensk Filmindustri (SF), this Swedish silent coming-of-age adventure serves as a major European counterpart to American individual child-star vehicles. Based on the popular 1911 novel by Sigfrid Siwertz, the narrative follows a group of neglected, misbehaving boys who steal a sailboat to embark on a liberating, mischievous summer journey across Lake Mälaren. The production is highly significant to performance history for its naturalistic, grounded portrayal of boyhood independence, directly utilizing fifteen-year-old Tom Walter (in his breakout role as Fabian) and Albert Christiernsson (as Erik) to explore the psychological tensions of youthful rebellion rather than lighthearted slapstick. Molander combines dynamic on-location maritime cinematography by Axel Lindblom with mature dramatic depth, setting an influential stylistic template for Scandinavian juvenile storytelling. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 26, 1923 — '''Long Live the King (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger, this lavish production marked Coogan's high-prestige debut for Metro Pictures. The script intentionally subverted his established "ragged street child" persona, casting him instead as Crown Prince Otto, a royal boy navigating palace intrigues and political danger alongside adult costars Alan Hale and Rosemary Theby. Operating on an expensive budget with elaborate sets, the film demonstrates the degree to which an independent child star had become capable of carrying a massive studio prestige feature. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Dec 30, 1923 -- ''Boy of Mine (Beaudine), lost film'' -- Ben Alexander -- Directed by William Beaudine from Booth Tarkington's short story Misunderstood, this domestic family drama stars Ben Alexander as Bill Latimer. The narrative tracks a sensitive young boy subjected to the unyielding, iron discipline of a wealthy banker father, played by Henry B. Walthall. The resulting emotional strain drives the child to run away, forcing the adult protagonist to confront his severe parenting mistakes. Officially declared a lost film by the National Film Preservation Board, it remains an indispensable historical touchstone documenting the early narrative shift toward psychological realism in childhood storytelling. <LOST>

==== 1924 ====

* April 07, 1924 — '''A Boy of Flanders (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger for Metro-Goldwyn, this adaptation of Ouida's 1872 novel A Dog of Flanders casts Jackie Coogan as Nello, a young orphan who relies on his artistic talents and a rescued dog, Petrasche, to endure rural poverty. The film serves as a prime example of a classic European literary subject reconstructed as an American child-star vehicle. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Jun 01, 1924 -- ''The Sixth Commandment (Christie), lost film'' -- Anita Fremault -- Directed by Christy Cabanne for Associated Exhibitors. This heavy domestic melodrama explores complex themes of marital infidelity and moral conflict. It is historically vital for launching the cinematic career of nine-year-old Anita Louise (performing under her birth name, Anita Fremault), whose raw, naturalistic child presence was leveraged by Cabanne to anchor the intense emotional stakes of a family crisis.

* June 01, 1924 -- '''The Good Bad Boy (Cline), film''' -- Joe Butterworth & Mary Jane Irving -- Directed by Eddie Cline for B.F. Zeidman Productions. This American comedic melodrama stars child actor Joe Butterworth as Billy Benson, a scrappy neighborhood boy labeled a "bad boy" due to his habit of getting into fistfights to defend his father's reputation. When a crooked executive frames his father to steal a million-dollar fire extinguisher invention, Billy uses his streetwise wits and enlists a literal army of local Boy Scouts to execute a high-stakes, chaotic chase sequence to retrieve the patent. Written and released during the commercial peak of Hal Roach’s Our Gang formula, the film is a vital record of early Hollywood studio operations actively replicating the "scrappy juvenile hero" fad to secure family-wide box-office appeal. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Jul 06, 1924 -- '''Captain January (Cline), film''' -- Baby Peggy -- Directed by Eddie Cline, this commercial hit stars three-year-old Peggy-Jean Montgomery (Baby Peggy) as an orphan rescued from a shipwreck and raised by a lonely lighthouse keeper. Her naturalistic, expressive gestures cemented her status as early Hollywood's primary female counterpart to Jackie Coogan, proving the commercial child-star phenomenon could cross gender boundaries. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* August 25, 1924 — '''Little Robinson Crusoe (Edward F. Cline & Scott Dunlap), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this adventure-comedy features Jackie Coogan as Mickey Hogan, an orphan cabin boy marooned on a remote island with his pet cat. The narrative demonstrates the mature form of the Coogan studio formula: a classic literary trope restructured entirely around the mobility, physical gags, and comic timing of a specialized child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* September 28, 1924 — '''The Family Secret (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter for Universal Pictures, this multi-reel feature features Baby Peggy as Peggy Holmes, a young child who unwittingly becomes the catalyst for uniting her estranged mother and wealthy grandfather. The production illustrates the systematic shift toward utilizing Peggy as a feature-length marquee draw capable of independent box-office success. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>.

* Oct 19, 1924 — '''Helen's Babies (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter, this family comedy marks Baby Peggy's final major starring production of her silent career. The plot relies entirely on the toddler's unprompted physical energy and comic interactions with her bachelor uncle, played by Edward Everett Horton. It remains prime historical evidence documenting the brief, hyper-intensive nature of early toddler stardom before industry contract conflicts ended her run at age eight. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* December 26, 1924 -- '''Les deux gosses / The Two Boys (Mercanton), film''' -- Jean Mercanton, André Rolane & Jean Forest -- Directed by Louis Mercanton and based on Pierre Decourcelle's celebrated 1880 French novel. This multi-reel silent melodrama centers on an aristocratic count, portrayed by Carlyle Blackwell, who wrongly suspects his wife's fidelity and callously abandons his young son, Jean (Jean Mercanton), to be raised by a ruthless criminal. The narrative follows the boy as he forms an inseparable bond with a fellow young orphan, Claudinet, portrayed as an infant by André Rolane and later as an adolescent by Jean Forest. Highly significant to performance history, the production demonstrates early European feature cinema's capacity to deploy a disciplined, layered ensemble of child actors to sustain heavy psychological themes of paternal betrayal, class stratification, and emotional resilience without relying on American slapstick conventions. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 29, 1924 -- '''Peter Pan (Brenon), film''' -- Betty Bronson, Philippe De Lacy & Mary Brian -- Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this historic first cinematic adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play features seven-year-old child star Philippe De Lacy as Michael Darling. While the older Betty Bronson portrays Peter Pan, De Lacy handles the core physical child sequences—including the iconic flying nurseries—solidifying his trajectory as early Hollywood's most heavily utilized juvenile contract actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1925 ====

* Jan 1, 1925 — '''Visages d'enfants (Jacques Feyder), film''' — Jean Forest — Directed by Jacques Feyder and filmed on location in the Swiss Alps, this French-Swiss masterpiece stands as a towering achievement in early psychological naturalism. Ten-year-old Jean Forest delivers a deeply nuanced, restrained performance as Jean Amsler, a young boy struggling to process intense grief and resentment following his mother’s sudden death and his father's swift remarriage. Breaking away from typical lighthearted Hollywood slapstick or heavy melodrama, Feyder relies on Forest’s facial expressions to drive a sophisticated exploration of childhood trauma, establishing the film as a crucial historical benchmark for European psychological realism. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Feb 16, 1925 -- '''The Rag Man (Cline), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Edward F. Cline, this comedic melodrama stands as the first production made by Jackie Coogan entirely under the newly consolidated Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer banner. Ten-year-old Coogan stars as Timothy Patrick Kelly, an orphan who escapes a Lower East Side orphanage fire and forms a junk-dealing street business partnership with an impoverished elderly man played by Max Davidson. The production showcases the full maturity of the independent Coogan star formula, intentionally designed from the opening titles to balance slapstick street mobility with high-stakes emotional pathos. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* October 18, 1925 -- '''No Father to Guide Him (R. McCarey), film''' -- Mickey Bennett -- Directed by Raymond McCarey (often credited as Raymond Finn) and supervised by Leo McCarey for Hal Roach Studios, this silent comedy short stars veteran comedian Charley Chase alongside four-year-old child actor Mickey Bennett. The domestic farce parodies high-society custody battles, tracking a separated father who disguises himself as a Scottish nursemaid to sneak onto a beach and spend time with his young son. Bennett handles his physical cues with disciplined comedic timing, serving as the central narrative target around which the adult slapstick revolves. The short is structurally valuable to performance history for demonstrating how Hal Roach Studios successfully integrated toddler-aged actors into sophisticated, adult marital satires rather than limiting them to isolated, kid-centric neighborhood adventures. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 18, 1925 -- '''Little Annie Rooney (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Gordon Griffith & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this massive commercial triumph features thirty-three-year-old studio titan Mary Pickford utilizing forced perspective to slip into the role of a twelve-year-old tenement tomboy who rallies a multi-ethnic street gang to solve her father's murder. While Pickford anchors the marquee, the film is historically significant to child performance history for embedding her stylized performance within a genuine collective ensemble of local, uncredited child actors who provide a highly naturalistic, gritty backdrop of 1920s neighborhood youth culture. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 9, 1925 — '''Old Clothes (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Edward F. Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this direct commercial sequel to The Rag Man features Jackie Coogan and Max Davidson reprising their scrap-metal partnership. The narrative follows the duo as they Lose their copper stock fortune and resume their lives as junk dealers, taking in a destitute young boarder played by Joan Crawford in her historic first-ever credited screen performance under her iconic studio name. The film serves as critical empirical evidence tracking the industrial seriality of the silent child star, inviting audiences back for a familiar, repeating juvenile persona rather than a standalone narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 22, 1925 -- '''Poil de carotte (Duvivier), film''' -- André Heuzé -- Directed by Julien Duvivier, this French silent psychological drama adapts Jules Renard's classic autobiographical 1894 novel. Twelve-year-old André Heuzé delivers a devastatingly raw, unsparing performance as François Lepic, an unloved boy who endures severe psychological and emotional abuse from a cruel mother and a completely detached father. Shunning Hollywood's idealized sentimentality, Duvivier uses Heuzé's naturalistic acting style and expressive visage to forge a landmark piece of social realism that handles heavy themes of childhood depression and suicidal ideation, establishing a major milestone for early international avant-garde juvenile performance. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1926 ====

* Aug 25, 1926 — '''Beau Geste (Herbert Brenon), film''' — Philippe De Lacy & Douglas De Lacy -— Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this lavish silent adventure epic uses an essential childhood prologue to establish the deep emotional bond between the Geste brothers. Nine-year-old Philippe De Lacy anchors these opening segments as the young Beau Geste, while his real-life brother Douglas De Lacy portrays the young Digby Geste. The production is highly significant to performance history for demonstrating how major studio storytelling systematically integrated professional child contract actors into big-budget prestige features to anchor adult psychological motivations before transitioning the character arcs to adult stars Ronald Colman and Neil Hamilton. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 19, 1926 -- '''Sparrows (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Spec O'Donnell & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this highly acclaimed gothic bayou melodrama features Mary Pickford as Molly, a protective older teenager trapped alongside a group of orphaned children at a cruel, swamp-bound southern "baby farm" run by a sinister family. The narrative reaches its high-stakes climax when Molly leads the juvenile ensemble on a terrifying, suspenseful escape through quicksand and alligator-infested waters. Supported by a naturalistic, highly physical performance by fourteen-year-old Spec O'Donnell as Ambrose, the film stands as a masterpiece of early cinematic suspense, utilizing a disciplined collective of child actors to drive intense visceral audience empathy. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 10, 1926 -- '''Gribiche (Feyder), film''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder for the Albatros company, this French social satire stars twelve-year-old Jean Forest as Antoine "Gribiche" Belot, a polite working-class boy who accepts an offer to be adopted by a wealthy, eccentric American hypocrite promising an elite education. The boy quickly finds himself suffocated by cold, bourgeois luxury, ultimately running away to return to the genuine love of his impoverished widowed mother. The film's entire class critique relies on Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical performance, providing a definitive European alternative to Hollywood child-star formulas by treating the child's perspective as the structural center of the narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1927 ====

* Apr 19, 1927 -- '''The King of Kings (DeMille), film''' -- Michael D. Moore & Muriel McCormac -- Cecil B. DeMille's monumental, silent biblical epic depicting the final weeks of Jesus Christ's ministry and crucifixion. Child actor Michael D. Moore delivers a highly memorable, poignant performance as Mark, a young lame boy who is miraculously healed by Jesus and later becomes an eyewitness to the crucifixion. -- DeMille's biblical epic includes Michael D. Moore as the young Mark, whose encounter with Jesus forms one of the film's most memorable child-centered episodes. Moore was born in 1914 and therefore was genuinely a child performer, not an adult playing a child. The film demonstrates how major prestige productions could give children substantial dramatic and emotional sequences even when the child was not the overall protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* April 29, 1927 -- '''Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness (Cooper & Schoedsack), film''' -- Ladah, uncredited Lao children & Bimbo the Gibbon -- Directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack (the future creators of King Kong), this Academy Award-nominated silent ethnographic drama was a massive box office and critical triumph. Filmed entirely on location in the Nan Province of Thailand (then Siam), the narrative frames the real-world daily survival struggles of a poor native farmer, Kru, his wife, and his young children as they defend their jungle outpost against wild predators. The youngest children, particularly the toddler interacting naturally with their pet gibbon Bimbo, function as vital human anchors for the film’s tense pacing and sudden emotional shifts. It remains globally significant to film history as a pioneering hybrid of documentary and re-staged narrative, proving that the unfiltered, unscripted responses of real indigenous children could captivate mainstream western audiences. <Extant film / available online>

* Jun 09, 1927 -- '''The Kid Stakes (Ordell), film''' -- Robin 'Pop' Ordell, Charles Roberts & Frank Boyd -- Directed by Tal Ordell and beautifully shot on location in the backstreets of Sydney, this rare gem is historically celebrated as the very first feature-length children's film in Australian cinema history. Based on Syd Nicholls' popular comic strip Fatty Finn, it stars the director's six-year-old son, Robin 'Pop' Ordell, leading a charismatic, non-professional young ensemble cast. The film is globally significant as one of the earliest examples of a comic book character being directly translated into a live-action cinematic feature. -- A landmark Australian children's feature based on Syd Nicholls's Fatty Finn comic strip. Six-year-old Robin Ordell plays Fatty Finn and leads a largely juvenile ensemble through a story set among working-class Sydney children. The National Film and Sound Archive describes it as apparently the first significant Australian feature film centered on children. <Extant film / available online>

* Sep 21, 1927 -- '''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (Lubitsch), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- Ernst Lubitsch's critically acclaimed silent romantic drama detailing the life of a cloistered Austrian prince. Before Ramon Novarro takes over as the adult prince who falls for a down-to-earth barmaid, Philippe De Lacy portrays the young prince as an overprotected, lonely child being raised rigidly for the throne. -- Before Ramon Novarro assumes the adult role, Philippe De Lacy plays the young Prince Karl Heinrich. The film is important in the career of De Lacy because it places a very young performer in a major prestige production with leading adult stars, while making the child's early experience essential to the construction of the adult protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* Oct 06, 1927 -- '''The Jazz Singer (Crosland), film''' -- Bobby Gordon -- Historically revered as the first feature film with synchronized dialogue and music, launching the "talkie" era. While Al Jolson stars as the adult protagonist, child actor Bobby Gordon handles the crucial early sequences, portraying the young Jakie Rabinowitz when he first rebels against his devout cantor father's strict traditions. -- A historically crucial case because the child performer is connected directly to the transition from silent cinema to sound. Bobby Gordon plays Jakie Rabinowitz at thirteen in the opening portion of the film, before Al Jolson assumes the adult role. Although Gordon is not the film's overall star, the child sequence establishes the protagonist's identity and motivation and makes the film a useful marker in the history of juvenile performance at the dawn of sound. <Extant film / available online>

* Nov 13, 1927 -- '''Sorrell and Son (Plumpton), film''' -- Mickey McBan -- This prestigious, emotionally raw British-American silent drama showcases child actor Mickey McBan anchoring the critical early narrative layers. McBan portrays the young Kit Sorrell, an infant deserted by his mother and raised by his fiercely devoted, impoverished father who sacrifices his own health working menial hotel jobs to secure his son’s future education, establishing a defining cinematic archetype of self-sacrificing parental love. -- Mickey McBan, born in 1919, plays Kit Sorrell as a child in this major father-and-son melodrama. The film is particularly valuable for documenting the emotional seriousness increasingly assigned to young performers: the child's relationship with his impoverished father is one of the central dramatic structures of the film. <partially lost; not available online>

* Nov 29, 1927 -- '''Love (Goulding), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- A lavish Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer silent adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina engineered to showcase the romantic pairing of Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. Ten-year-old child actor Philippe De Lacy anchors the emotional tragedy of the story, playing Serezha Karenin, the beloved little boy Anna is forced to leave behind. -- De Lacy plays Serezha, the young son of Anna Karenina, in the Greta Garbo–John Gilbert adaptation of Tolstoy. His role is brief relative to the adult protagonists but dramatically crucial: the child's presence supplies the emotional center of Anna's separation from her son. AFI credits De Lacy explicitly as “Serezha, the child.” <Extant film / available online>

* December 27, 1927 — '''Little Mickey Grogan (Leo Meehan), film''' — Frankie Darro — The film was explicitly announced as Frankie Darro's first starring vehicle. Darro had been a circus performer before becoming a film actor, and the production was deliberately constructed to promote him as a juvenile star. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1928 ====

* Jan 15, 1928 (US Wide Release) -- '''Let 'Er Go Gallegher (Clifton), film''' -- Frank Coghlan Jr. -- Elmer Clifton's silent crime comedy-drama custom-built to showcase the expressive talent of 12-year-old child actor Frank Coghlan Jr. (widely known as Junior Coghlan). Coghlan stars as Johnny Gallegher, a sharp, quick-witted newspaper copy boy who accidentally witnesses a murder committed by a notorious criminal known as "Four Fingers." The gritty, fast-paced narrative sees the brave boy join forces with an arrogant, demoted reporter to hunt down the fugitive crook, culminating in a highly dangerous and thrilling climax. -- Frank Coghlan Jr., known professionally as Junior Coghlan, plays the young newspaper copy boy Gallegher. By this point Coghlan had become sufficiently famous that the press followed not only his films but also his schooling. The film is an excellent example of the late-silent period's mature juvenile-star system. <Extant film; available online>

* March 3, 1928 (?) / March 17, 1928 (US Wide Release) — '''The Crowd (Vidor), film''' — Frankie Darro — King Vidor's towering, hyper-realistic New Hollywood precursor and silent masterpiece. In the film's emotionally devastating third act, a 10-year-old Frankie Darro delivers a performance of astonishing maturity and heartbreak as young Junior Sims. Darro beautifully handles a difficult domestic dramatic premise, projecting an unvarnished vulnerability and deep filial love as he watches his family slide into economic ruin and sudden household tragedy, capturing the painful fracture of childhood security with unmatched psychological honesty. -- Darro appears as Junior Sims in the climactic family crisis. This is not a conventional child-star vehicle, but the boy's performance is substantially more than incidental: the child's suffering becomes a decisive emotional element in Vidor's portrait of modern urban family life. It is therefore worth retaining as an example of the increasing dramatic importance of juvenile performance within major adult-oriented films. <Extant film; available online>

* October 07, 1928 — '''The Circus Kid (George B. Seitz), film''' — Frankie Darro — Darro plays Buddy, an acrobatic orphan who runs away from an orphanage and joins a circus. This is another explicit juvenile-star vehicle and an especially interesting one because Darro's own circus background becomes part of his screen persona. The film was also released with synchronized music, sound effects and talking sequences, making Darro part of the transition to sound. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1929 ====

* [[:File:1929 Benoit-Levy & Epstein (film).jpg|'''Peau de pêche / Peach Skin''']] (1929 Benoît-Lévy/Epstein) -— Maurice Touzé -- Oct 25, 1929 (France Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''']] (1929 Hopper) -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Sloane (film).jpg|'''Hearts in Dixie''']] (1929 Sloane) -- Eugene Jackson & Matthew 'Stymie' Beard -- Feb 27, 1929 (Gaiety Theatre World Premiere) / March 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''']] (1929 Sloane) -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Ozu (film).jpg|'''A Straightforward Boy''']] (1929 Ozu) -- Tomio Aoki -- Sep 20, 1929 or Nov 23, 1928 (Japan Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''']] (1929 Wyler) -- Jack Hanlon

Category:Children--1920s (film subject)

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'''Children--1920s''' (film subject)

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<gallery>
File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|'''Just Pals''' (Ford, 1920)
File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|'''Dinty''' (Neilan, 1920)

File:1921 Chaplin (film).jpg|'''The Kid''' (Chaplin, 1921)

File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Crainquebille''' (Feyder, 1922)
File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|'''Oliver Twist''' (Lloyd, 1922)

File:1924 Cline (film) 2.jpg|'''Captain January''' (Cline, 1924)

1925 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Little Annie Rooney''' (1925)
1925 Cline (film).jpg|'''The Rag Man''' (1925)
File:1925 Duvivier (film).jpg|'''Poil de Carotte''' (Duvivier, 1925)
File:1925 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Visages d'enfants''' (1925)

File:1926 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Sparrows''' (Beaudine, 1926)
File:1926 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Gribiche''' (1926)

File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''' (Crosland, 1927)
File:1927 Lubitsch (film).jpg|'''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Lubitsch, 1927)

1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''' (1929)
1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''' (1929)
</gallery>
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* [[:Category:Child Actors]]

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== Overview ==
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Between 1920 and 1929, the presence of children in cinema reached its silent-era zenith and underwent a critical technological evolution, transitioning from high-energy physical slapstick into complex psychological dramas and synchronized talking pictures. Driven by the formalization of the studio star system, this decade birthed the first global child megastars, expanded international children’s narratives, and utilized youth to bridge the gap between silent pantomime and sound.

A defining feature of the 1920s was the emergence of the child actor as a massive global commercial brand. Propelled by six-year-old Jackie Coogan in Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), children were no longer treated as interchangeable background elements. Coogan’s naturalistic, deeply expressive acting style proved that a child could carry the emotional and financial weight of a feature-length film, sparking a wave of custom-built vehicles like My Boy (1921) and The Rag Man (1925). Concurrently, adult superstar Mary Pickford perfected her virtuoso subversion of age, using forced-perspective sets to play tough pre-adolescents in gothic masterpieces like Sparrows (1926). This era also birthed the foundational template for ensemble youth comedy through Hal Roach’s Our Gang (The Little Rascals) franchise, starting with One Terrible Day (1922), which cast real, everyday kids getting into unscripted mischief and notably broke racial barriers by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as the first Black child star in Hollywood history.

Crucially, the late 1920s saw the cinematic child move away from pure innocence to become a powerful lens for historical scale, social critique, and dark family melodrama. In Europe, children’s perspectives were used to frame monumental political upheavals, as seen in the legendary schoolyard military tactical battle anchored by young Nicolas Roudenko in Abel Gance's masterpiece Napoléon (1927). Meanwhile, gritty domestic dramas like Sorrell and Son (1927) and Junior Coghlan's Square Shoulders (1929) established a heavy, tear-jerking cinematic trope focused on intense parental sacrifice and the emotional reconciliation between broken fathers and their fiercely loyal sons.

Finally, child actors became the vital guinea pigs and trailblazers for early transnational cinema and technological shifts. Internationally, Syd Nicholls' The Kid Stakes (1927) in Australia made history as one of the world's first feature-length comic book adaptations starring an all-child cast. In Japan, master director Yasujirō Ozu used six-year-old Tomio Aoki in A Straightforward Boy (1929) to translate American slapstick timing into eastern comedy. As the decade closed, child actors seamlessly ushered in the sound era; Bobby Gordon anchored the crucial childhood rebellion sequences in the first-ever talkie The Jazz Singer (1927), while Eugene Jackson navigated intense racial and economic themes in the landmark all-talking African-American studio musical Hearts in Dixie (1929).

Ultimately, by 1929, the cinematic child had evolved into a sophisticated, multi-dimensional force capable of executing precise physical stunts, delivering heavy dramatic monologues, and singing on synchronized tracks, flawlessly setting the stage for the historic child-star monopolies of the 1930s.
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==== 1920 ====
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* '''[[:File:1920-1921 Revier (serial).jpg|The Son of Tarzan (Flaven & Revier), serial]]''' -- Feb 06, or Mar 01, 1920 -- Gordon Griffith & Mae Giraci

* '''[[:File:1920 Vidor (film).jpg|The Jack-Knife Man (Vidor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Bobby Kelso

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film).jpg|Huckleberry Finn (Taylor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film) 2.jpg|The Soul of Youth (Taylor), film]]''' -- Sep 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent & Ben Alexander

* '''[[:File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|Just Pals (Ford), film]]''' -- Oct or Nov 21, 1920 -- Georgie Stone

* '''[[:File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|Dinty (Neilan & McDermott), film]]''' -- ''Nov 29, 1920'' -- Wesley Barry

==== 1921 ====

* Jan 16, 1921 -- '''The Kid (Chaplin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- This iconic silent comedy-drama marks Charlie Chaplin's first feature-length film as a director, propelling six-year-old Jackie Coogan into global stardom. Coogan delivers a deeply moving performance as an abandoned child raised by the Little Tramp, forming a legendary on-screen partnership built on survival, mischief, and a profound emotional bond. The film stands as a decisive breakthrough in the history of the child star, proving that a juvenile performer could completely carry the dramatic and commercial weight of a feature film alongside one of the world's greatest adult actors. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Mar 13, 1921 -- ''Oliver Twist, Jr. (Webb), film'' -- Harold Goodwin & Harold Esboldt -- A unique, modern 20th-century American reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic novel. Former child star Harold Goodwin plays the titular orphan who is raised in a New York orphanage before running away to the city streets, where he unknowingly falls into a gritty underworld gang of thieves run by Fagin and Bill Sikes.

* Apr 24, 1921 -- '''Peck's Bad Boy (Wood), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Gloria Wood -- • Directed by Sam Wood, this popular comedy features seven-year-old Jackie Coogan as Henry "Hennery" Peck, a mischievous neighborhood prankster who causes farcical chaos for his strict father (James Wang). Conceived and promoted specifically around Coogan's post-The Kid celebrity, this production marks the first major industrial attempt to turn his success into a continuing commercial series of child-star vehicles, sparking massive external merchandising campaigns including character dolls. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Sep 15, 1921 -- '''Little Lord Fauntleroy (Green & Pickford), film''' -- Mary Pickford -- Continuing her trademark tradition of portraying young children well into adulthood, a 29-year-old Mary Pickford takes on the dual roles of a sweet-natured boy and his widowed mother. The film is celebrated for its stunning technical achievements and flawless double-exposure special effects that allowed Pickford to seamlessly share the screen with herself.

* Dec 25, 1921 -- '''My Boy (Austin & Heerman), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Albert Austin and Victor Heerman, this immigration drama was custom-built to showcase the emotional dramatic range of seven-year-old Jackie Coogan. Coogan portrays a young boy who arrives at Ellis Island completely orphaned after his mother passes away during the transatlantic voyage, slipping past immigration officers to find a new home with a grumpy, impoverished old sea captain played by Claude Gillingwater. The production represents the deliberate industrial consolidation of the Coogan vehicle, designed explicitly to keep a juvenile performer at the emotional center of a major studio feature series. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1922 ====

* Feb 20, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Neilan (film).jpg|Penrod (Neilan), film]]''' -- Wesley Barry & Gordon Griffith -- Based on Booth Tarkington's 1914 novel, this silent comedy-drama places fourteen-year-old Wesley Barry at the center of a feature-length production. Barry portrays Penrod Schofield, a mischievous neighborhood boy who leads a secret juvenile defense association to challenge adult authority, before unexpectedly running afoul of genuine town outlaws. The film serves as a key case study for the emergence of the named, specialized child star as a repeatable and bankable box-office asset.

* Aug 07, 1922 -- '''Trouble (Austin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Wallace Beery -- Directed by Albert Austin, this independent feature represents a highly calculated step in the early child-star system, custom-tailored to capitalize on Jackie Coogan's global celebrity following The Kid. The script positions Coogan as Danny, an orphan adopted by a brutal, abusive plumber played by Wallace Beery. The narrative functions as a vehicle organized entirely around the specific age, emotional pathos, and established screen identity of its juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 10, 1922 -- '''One Terrible Day (McGowan), film''' -- Jackie Condon, Ernie Morrison, Mickey Daniels, Allen “Farina” Hoskins & the Our Gang children -- Produced by Hal Roach, this foundational short film officially launched the iconic Our Gang (Little Rascals) comedy franchise. Moving decisively away from individual child-star vehicles, the series introduced a radical alternative model centered on a recurring, diverse juvenile ensemble behaving naturally on screen. The short also marks a major cultural milestone by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as cinema's very first Black child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 17, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Olcott (film).jpg|Timothy's Quest (Olcott), film]]''' -- Joseph Depew & Helen Rowland -- Directed by Sidney Olcott, this moving rural drama stars child actor Joseph Depew as Timothy alongside toddler Helen Rowland as his sister, Lady Gay. Adapted from the Kate Douglas Wiggin story, the narrative tracks the two orphans as they run away from a squalid urban slum on a freight car bound for rural Maine. The production is structurally significant for focusing entirely on the internal psychological and emotional perspective of children on a quest for a real home. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 30, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|Oliver Twist (Lloyd), film]]''' -- Jackie Coogan & Edouard Trebaol -- Directed by Frank Lloyd, this high-profile prestige adaptation demonstrated that Jackie Coogan's standalone marquee power was sufficient to anchor a massive, large-scale Dickens production. Coogan's expressive dramatic choices guide the titular orphan through the cruelty of the workhouse and into a London street pickpocketing gang overseen by Fagin, played by Lon Chaney. Operating on an exceptional $500,000 budget, the film marks a definitive historical peak in early studio system child-star exploitation. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 15, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|Crainquebille (Feyder), film]]''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder, this monumental French silent production features non-professional child actor Jean Forest as "La Souris" (The Mouse), a streetwise Parisian orphan whose compassionate intervention rescues a despairing vegetable peddler from severe alcoholism. Discovered by Feyder on the streets of Paris, Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical choices offer a stark ideological and aesthetic counterpoint to the commercialized, heavily managed American child-star model. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 28, 1922 -- '''[[File:1922 Sandberg (film) 2.jpg|Great Expectations (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Esther Kjær Jensen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark, this atmospheric silent adaptation of Charles Dickens' literature utilizes young Martin Herzberg to carry the critical early movements of the narrative. Herzberg delivers a substantial, highly layered performance as the vulnerable orphan boy Pip, navigating his haunting initial encounters with an escaped convict in the bleak marshes and his introduction to Miss Havisham. The film treats the child as an independent, deep dramatic protagonist rather than a mere placeholder for an adult actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 05, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Sandberg (film).jpg|David Copperfield (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Else Nielsen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark as part of director A.W. Sandberg's ambitious, large-scale Dickens prestige cycle. Ten-year-old Danish actor Martin Herzberg delivers a breakthrough performance as David Copperfield during the critical childhood segments, while young Else Nielsen co-stars as the juvenile Agnes. Herzberg's ethereal on-screen presence guides the narrative through the dark psychological fallout of his mother's death and the rigid, abusive discipline of his stepfather, Mr. Murdstone. The production represents a peak in European narrative scale, fully positioning the child actor to carry complex emotional and structural weight before transitioning the character arcs to adult performers Gorm Schmidt and Karen Winther. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1923 ====

* Jun 18, 1923 -- '''Penrod and Sam (Beaudine), film''' -- Ben Alexander, Joe Butterworth & Buddy Messinger -- Directed by William Beaudine for First National, this acclaimed Tarkington adaptation shifts focus away from isolated child stars toward a collaborative juvenile ensemble. Nine-year-old Ben Alexander portrays Penrod Schofield, leading a neighborhood kid defense club through clubhouse secret meetings, playful rivalries, and escalating local pranks. The production successfully constructs an authentic, self-contained world of childhood mischief, balanced by adult characters played by Rockliffe Fellowes and Gladys Brockwell. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* July 30, 1923 — '''Circus Days (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline and produced by Sol Lesser, this feature places eight-year-old Jackie Coogan at the absolute center of a high-stakes big-top adventure based on the novel Toby Tyler. The narrative follows a young boy who escapes his abusive foster home to find refuge and a new family identity inside a traveling caravan troupe. The production serves as a premier textbook example of early Hollywood's capacity to insert a specialized child star directly into established commercial genres while structuring all dramatic and physical stunts entirely around the juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 22, 1923 -- '''Mälarpirater / Pirates of the Mälaren (Molander), film''' -- Tom Walter & Albert Christiernsson Directed by Gustaf Molander for Svensk Filmindustri (SF), this Swedish silent coming-of-age adventure serves as a major European counterpart to American individual child-star vehicles. Based on the popular 1911 novel by Sigfrid Siwertz, the narrative follows a group of neglected, misbehaving boys who steal a sailboat to embark on a liberating, mischievous summer journey across Lake Mälaren. The production is highly significant to performance history for its naturalistic, grounded portrayal of boyhood independence, directly utilizing fifteen-year-old Tom Walter (in his breakout role as Fabian) and Albert Christiernsson (as Erik) to explore the psychological tensions of youthful rebellion rather than lighthearted slapstick. Molander combines dynamic on-location maritime cinematography by Axel Lindblom with mature dramatic depth, setting an influential stylistic template for Scandinavian juvenile storytelling. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 26, 1923 — '''Long Live the King (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger, this lavish production marked Coogan's high-prestige debut for Metro Pictures. The script intentionally subverted his established "ragged street child" persona, casting him instead as Crown Prince Otto, a royal boy navigating palace intrigues and political danger alongside adult costars Alan Hale and Rosemary Theby. Operating on an expensive budget with elaborate sets, the film demonstrates the degree to which an independent child star had become capable of carrying a massive studio prestige feature. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Dec 30, 1923 -- ''Boy of Mine (Beaudine), lost film'' -- Ben Alexander -- Directed by William Beaudine from Booth Tarkington's short story Misunderstood, this domestic family drama stars Ben Alexander as Bill Latimer. The narrative tracks a sensitive young boy subjected to the unyielding, iron discipline of a wealthy banker father, played by Henry B. Walthall. The resulting emotional strain drives the child to run away, forcing the adult protagonist to confront his severe parenting mistakes. Officially declared a lost film by the National Film Preservation Board, it remains an indispensable historical touchstone documenting the early narrative shift toward psychological realism in childhood storytelling. <LOST>

==== 1924 ====

* April 07, 1924 — '''A Boy of Flanders (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger for Metro-Goldwyn, this adaptation of Ouida's 1872 novel A Dog of Flanders casts Jackie Coogan as Nello, a young orphan who relies on his artistic talents and a rescued dog, Petrasche, to endure rural poverty. The film serves as a prime example of a classic European literary subject reconstructed as an American child-star vehicle. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Jun 01, 1924 -- ''The Sixth Commandment (Christie), lost film'' -- Anita Fremault -- Directed by Christy Cabanne for Associated Exhibitors. This heavy domestic melodrama explores complex themes of marital infidelity and moral conflict. It is historically vital for launching the cinematic career of nine-year-old Anita Louise (performing under her birth name, Anita Fremault), whose raw, naturalistic child presence was leveraged by Cabanne to anchor the intense emotional stakes of a family crisis.

* June 01, 1924 -- '''The Good Bad Boy (Cline), film''' -- Joe Butterworth & Mary Jane Irving -- Directed by Eddie Cline for B.F. Zeidman Productions. This American comedic melodrama stars child actor Joe Butterworth as Billy Benson, a scrappy neighborhood boy labeled a "bad boy" due to his habit of getting into fistfights to defend his father's reputation. When a crooked executive frames his father to steal a million-dollar fire extinguisher invention, Billy uses his streetwise wits and enlists a literal army of local Boy Scouts to execute a high-stakes, chaotic chase sequence to retrieve the patent. Written and released during the commercial peak of Hal Roach’s Our Gang formula, the film is a vital record of early Hollywood studio operations actively replicating the "scrappy juvenile hero" fad to secure family-wide box-office appeal. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Jul 06, 1924 -- '''Captain January (Cline), film''' -- Baby Peggy -- Directed by Eddie Cline, this commercial hit stars three-year-old Peggy-Jean Montgomery (Baby Peggy) as an orphan rescued from a shipwreck and raised by a lonely lighthouse keeper. Her naturalistic, expressive gestures cemented her status as early Hollywood's primary female counterpart to Jackie Coogan, proving the commercial child-star phenomenon could cross gender boundaries. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* August 25, 1924 — '''Little Robinson Crusoe (Edward F. Cline & Scott Dunlap), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this adventure-comedy features Jackie Coogan as Mickey Hogan, an orphan cabin boy marooned on a remote island with his pet cat. The narrative demonstrates the mature form of the Coogan studio formula: a classic literary trope restructured entirely around the mobility, physical gags, and comic timing of a specialized child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* September 28, 1924 — '''The Family Secret (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter for Universal Pictures, this multi-reel feature features Baby Peggy as Peggy Holmes, a young child who unwittingly becomes the catalyst for uniting her estranged mother and wealthy grandfather. The production illustrates the systematic shift toward utilizing Peggy as a feature-length marquee draw capable of independent box-office success. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>.

* Oct 19, 1924 — '''Helen's Babies (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter, this family comedy marks Baby Peggy's final major starring production of her silent career. The plot relies entirely on the toddler's unprompted physical energy and comic interactions with her bachelor uncle, played by Edward Everett Horton. It remains prime historical evidence documenting the brief, hyper-intensive nature of early toddler stardom before industry contract conflicts ended her run at age eight. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* December 26, 1924 -- '''Les deux gosses / The Two Boys (Mercanton), film''' -- Jean Mercanton, André Rolane & Jean Forest -- Directed by Louis Mercanton and based on Pierre Decourcelle's celebrated 1880 French novel. This multi-reel silent melodrama centers on an aristocratic count, portrayed by Carlyle Blackwell, who wrongly suspects his wife's fidelity and callously abandons his young son, Jean (Jean Mercanton), to be raised by a ruthless criminal. The narrative follows the boy as he forms an inseparable bond with a fellow young orphan, Claudinet, portrayed as an infant by André Rolane and later as an adolescent by Jean Forest. Highly significant to performance history, the production demonstrates early European feature cinema's capacity to deploy a disciplined, layered ensemble of child actors to sustain heavy psychological themes of paternal betrayal, class stratification, and emotional resilience without relying on American slapstick conventions. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 29, 1924 -- '''Peter Pan (Brenon), film''' -- Betty Bronson, Philippe De Lacy & Mary Brian -- Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this historic first cinematic adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play features seven-year-old child star Philippe De Lacy as Michael Darling. While the older Betty Bronson portrays Peter Pan, De Lacy handles the core physical child sequences—including the iconic flying nurseries—solidifying his trajectory as early Hollywood's most heavily utilized juvenile contract actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1925 ====

* Jan 1, 1925 — '''Visages d'enfants (Jacques Feyder), film''' — Jean Forest — Directed by Jacques Feyder and filmed on location in the Swiss Alps, this French-Swiss masterpiece stands as a towering achievement in early psychological naturalism. Ten-year-old Jean Forest delivers a deeply nuanced, restrained performance as Jean Amsler, a young boy struggling to process intense grief and resentment following his mother’s sudden death and his father's swift remarriage. Breaking away from typical lighthearted Hollywood slapstick or heavy melodrama, Feyder relies on Forest’s facial expressions to drive a sophisticated exploration of childhood trauma, establishing the film as a crucial historical benchmark for European psychological realism. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Feb 16, 1925 -- '''The Rag Man (Cline), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Edward F. Cline, this comedic melodrama stands as the first production made by Jackie Coogan entirely under the newly consolidated Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer banner. Ten-year-old Coogan stars as Timothy Patrick Kelly, an orphan who escapes a Lower East Side orphanage fire and forms a junk-dealing street business partnership with an impoverished elderly man played by Max Davidson. The production showcases the full maturity of the independent Coogan star formula, intentionally designed from the opening titles to balance slapstick street mobility with high-stakes emotional pathos. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* October 18, 1925 -- '''No Father to Guide Him (R. McCarey), film''' -- Mickey Bennett -- Directed by Raymond McCarey (often credited as Raymond Finn) and supervised by Leo McCarey for Hal Roach Studios, this silent comedy short stars veteran comedian Charley Chase alongside four-year-old child actor Mickey Bennett. The domestic farce parodies high-society custody battles, tracking a separated father who disguises himself as a Scottish nursemaid to sneak onto a beach and spend time with his young son. Bennett handles his physical cues with disciplined comedic timing, serving as the central narrative target around which the adult slapstick revolves. The short is structurally valuable to performance history for demonstrating how Hal Roach Studios successfully integrated toddler-aged actors into sophisticated, adult marital satires rather than limiting them to isolated, kid-centric neighborhood adventures. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 18, 1925 -- '''Little Annie Rooney (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Gordon Griffith & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this massive commercial triumph features thirty-three-year-old studio titan Mary Pickford utilizing forced perspective to slip into the role of a twelve-year-old tenement tomboy who rallies a multi-ethnic street gang to solve her father's murder. While Pickford anchors the marquee, the film is historically significant to child performance history for embedding her stylized performance within a genuine collective ensemble of local, uncredited child actors who provide a highly naturalistic, gritty backdrop of 1920s neighborhood youth culture. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 9, 1925 — '''Old Clothes (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Edward F. Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this direct commercial sequel to The Rag Man features Jackie Coogan and Max Davidson reprising their scrap-metal partnership. The narrative follows the duo as they Lose their copper stock fortune and resume their lives as junk dealers, taking in a destitute young boarder played by Joan Crawford in her historic first-ever credited screen performance under her iconic studio name. The film serves as critical empirical evidence tracking the industrial seriality of the silent child star, inviting audiences back for a familiar, repeating juvenile persona rather than a standalone narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 22, 1925 -- '''Poil de carotte (Duvivier), film''' -- André Heuzé -- Directed by Julien Duvivier, this French silent psychological drama adapts Jules Renard's classic autobiographical 1894 novel. Twelve-year-old André Heuzé delivers a devastatingly raw, unsparing performance as François Lepic, an unloved boy who endures severe psychological and emotional abuse from a cruel mother and a completely detached father. Shunning Hollywood's idealized sentimentality, Duvivier uses Heuzé's naturalistic acting style and expressive visage to forge a landmark piece of social realism that handles heavy themes of childhood depression and suicidal ideation, establishing a major milestone for early international avant-garde juvenile performance. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1926 ====

* Aug 25, 1926 — '''Beau Geste (Herbert Brenon), film''' — Philippe De Lacy & Douglas De Lacy -— Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this lavish silent adventure epic uses an essential childhood prologue to establish the deep emotional bond between the Geste brothers. Nine-year-old Philippe De Lacy anchors these opening segments as the young Beau Geste, while his real-life brother Douglas De Lacy portrays the young Digby Geste. The production is highly significant to performance history for demonstrating how major studio storytelling systematically integrated professional child contract actors into big-budget prestige features to anchor adult psychological motivations before transitioning the character arcs to adult stars Ronald Colman and Neil Hamilton. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 19, 1926 -- '''Sparrows (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Spec O'Donnell & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this highly acclaimed gothic bayou melodrama features Mary Pickford as Molly, a protective older teenager trapped alongside a group of orphaned children at a cruel, swamp-bound southern "baby farm" run by a sinister family. The narrative reaches its high-stakes climax when Molly leads the juvenile ensemble on a terrifying, suspenseful escape through quicksand and alligator-infested waters. Supported by a naturalistic, highly physical performance by fourteen-year-old Spec O'Donnell as Ambrose, the film stands as a masterpiece of early cinematic suspense, utilizing a disciplined collective of child actors to drive intense visceral audience empathy. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 10, 1926 -- '''Gribiche (Feyder), film''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder for the Albatros company, this French social satire stars twelve-year-old Jean Forest as Antoine "Gribiche" Belot, a polite working-class boy who accepts an offer to be adopted by a wealthy, eccentric American hypocrite promising an elite education. The boy quickly finds himself suffocated by cold, bourgeois luxury, ultimately running away to return to the genuine love of his impoverished widowed mother. The film's entire class critique relies on Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical performance, providing a definitive European alternative to Hollywood child-star formulas by treating the child's perspective as the structural center of the narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1927 ====

* Apr 19, 1927 -- '''The King of Kings (DeMille), film''' -- Michael D. Moore & Muriel McCormac -- Cecil B. DeMille's monumental, silent biblical epic depicting the final weeks of Jesus Christ's ministry and crucifixion. Child actor Michael D. Moore delivers a highly memorable, poignant performance as Mark, a young lame boy who is miraculously healed by Jesus and later becomes an eyewitness to the crucifixion. -- DeMille's biblical epic includes Michael D. Moore as the young Mark, whose encounter with Jesus forms one of the film's most memorable child-centered episodes. Moore was born in 1914 and therefore was genuinely a child performer, not an adult playing a child. The film demonstrates how major prestige productions could give children substantial dramatic and emotional sequences even when the child was not the overall protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* April 29, 1927 -- '''Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness (Cooper & Schoedsack), film''' -- Ladah, uncredited Lao children & Bimbo the Gibbon -- Directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack (the future creators of King Kong), this Academy Award-nominated silent ethnographic drama was a massive box office and critical triumph. Filmed entirely on location in the Nan Province of Thailand (then Siam), the narrative frames the real-world daily survival struggles of a poor native farmer, Kru, his wife, and his young children as they defend their jungle outpost against wild predators. The youngest children, particularly the toddler interacting naturally with their pet gibbon Bimbo, function as vital human anchors for the film’s tense pacing and sudden emotional shifts. It remains globally significant to film history as a pioneering hybrid of documentary and re-staged narrative, proving that the unfiltered, unscripted responses of real indigenous children could captivate mainstream western audiences. <Extant film / available online>

* Jun 09, 1927 -- '''The Kid Stakes (Ordell), film''' -- Robin 'Pop' Ordell, Charles Roberts & Frank Boyd -- Directed by Tal Ordell and beautifully shot on location in the backstreets of Sydney, this rare gem is historically celebrated as the very first feature-length children's film in Australian cinema history. Based on Syd Nicholls' popular comic strip Fatty Finn, it stars the director's six-year-old son, Robin 'Pop' Ordell, leading a charismatic, non-professional young ensemble cast. The film is globally significant as one of the earliest examples of a comic book character being directly translated into a live-action cinematic feature. -- A landmark Australian children's feature based on Syd Nicholls's Fatty Finn comic strip. Six-year-old Robin Ordell plays Fatty Finn and leads a largely juvenile ensemble through a story set among working-class Sydney children. The National Film and Sound Archive describes it as apparently the first significant Australian feature film centered on children. <Extant film / available online>

* Sep 21, 1927 -- '''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (Lubitsch), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- Ernst Lubitsch's critically acclaimed silent romantic drama detailing the life of a cloistered Austrian prince. Before Ramon Novarro takes over as the adult prince who falls for a down-to-earth barmaid, Philippe De Lacy portrays the young prince as an overprotected, lonely child being raised rigidly for the throne. -- Before Ramon Novarro assumes the adult role, Philippe De Lacy plays the young Prince Karl Heinrich. The film is important in the career of De Lacy because it places a very young performer in a major prestige production with leading adult stars, while making the child's early experience essential to the construction of the adult protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* Oct 06, 1927 -- '''The Jazz Singer (Crosland), film''' -- Bobby Gordon -- Historically revered as the first feature film with synchronized dialogue and music, launching the "talkie" era. While Al Jolson stars as the adult protagonist, child actor Bobby Gordon handles the crucial early sequences, portraying the young Jakie Rabinowitz when he first rebels against his devout cantor father's strict traditions. -- A historically crucial case because the child performer is connected directly to the transition from silent cinema to sound. Bobby Gordon plays Jakie Rabinowitz at thirteen in the opening portion of the film, before Al Jolson assumes the adult role. Although Gordon is not the film's overall star, the child sequence establishes the protagonist's identity and motivation and makes the film a useful marker in the history of juvenile performance at the dawn of sound. <Extant film / available online>

* Nov 13, 1927 -- '''Sorrell and Son (Plumpton), film''' -- Mickey McBan -- This prestigious, emotionally raw British-American silent drama showcases child actor Mickey McBan anchoring the critical early narrative layers. McBan portrays the young Kit Sorrell, an infant deserted by his mother and raised by his fiercely devoted, impoverished father who sacrifices his own health working menial hotel jobs to secure his son’s future education, establishing a defining cinematic archetype of self-sacrificing parental love. -- Mickey McBan, born in 1919, plays Kit Sorrell as a child in this major father-and-son melodrama. The film is particularly valuable for documenting the emotional seriousness increasingly assigned to young performers: the child's relationship with his impoverished father is one of the central dramatic structures of the film. <partially lost; not available online>

* Nov 29, 1927 -- '''Love (Goulding), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- A lavish Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer silent adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina engineered to showcase the romantic pairing of Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. Ten-year-old child actor Philippe De Lacy anchors the emotional tragedy of the story, playing Serezha Karenin, the beloved little boy Anna is forced to leave behind. -- De Lacy plays Serezha, the young son of Anna Karenina, in the Greta Garbo–John Gilbert adaptation of Tolstoy. His role is brief relative to the adult protagonists but dramatically crucial: the child's presence supplies the emotional center of Anna's separation from her son. AFI credits De Lacy explicitly as “Serezha, the child.” <Extant film / available online>

* December 27, 1927 — '''Little Mickey Grogan (Leo Meehan), film''' — Frankie Darro — The film was explicitly announced as Frankie Darro's first starring vehicle. Darro had been a circus performer before becoming a film actor, and the production was deliberately constructed to promote him as a juvenile star. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1928 ====

* Jan 15, 1928 (US Wide Release) -- '''Let 'Er Go Gallegher (Clifton), film''' -- Frank Coghlan Jr. -- Elmer Clifton's silent crime comedy-drama custom-built to showcase the expressive talent of 12-year-old child actor Frank Coghlan Jr. (widely known as Junior Coghlan). Coghlan stars as Johnny Gallegher, a sharp, quick-witted newspaper copy boy who accidentally witnesses a murder committed by a notorious criminal known as "Four Fingers." The gritty, fast-paced narrative sees the brave boy join forces with an arrogant, demoted reporter to hunt down the fugitive crook, culminating in a highly dangerous and thrilling climax. -- Frank Coghlan Jr., known professionally as Junior Coghlan, plays the young newspaper copy boy Gallegher. By this point Coghlan had become sufficiently famous that the press followed not only his films but also his schooling. The film is an excellent example of the late-silent period's mature juvenile-star system. <Extant film; available online>

* March 3, 1928 (?) / March 17, 1928 (US Wide Release) — '''The Crowd (Vidor), film''' — Frankie Darro — King Vidor's towering, hyper-realistic New Hollywood precursor and silent masterpiece. In the film's emotionally devastating third act, a 10-year-old Frankie Darro delivers a performance of astonishing maturity and heartbreak as young Junior Sims. Darro beautifully handles a difficult domestic dramatic premise, projecting an unvarnished vulnerability and deep filial love as he watches his family slide into economic ruin and sudden household tragedy, capturing the painful fracture of childhood security with unmatched psychological honesty. -- Darro appears as Junior Sims in the climactic family crisis. This is not a conventional child-star vehicle, but the boy's performance is substantially more than incidental: the child's suffering becomes a decisive emotional element in Vidor's portrait of modern urban family life. It is therefore worth retaining as an example of the increasing dramatic importance of juvenile performance within major adult-oriented films. <Extant film; available online>

* October 07, 1928 — '''The Circus Kid (George B. Seitz), film''' — Frankie Darro — Darro plays Buddy, an acrobatic orphan who runs away from an orphanage and joins a circus. This is another explicit juvenile-star vehicle and an especially interesting one because Darro's own circus background becomes part of his screen persona. The film was also released with synchronized music, sound effects and talking sequences, making Darro part of the transition to sound. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1929 ====

* [[:File:1929 Benoit-Levy & Epstein (film).jpg|'''Peau de pêche / Peach Skin''']] (1929 Benoît-Lévy/Epstein) -— Maurice Touzé -- Oct 25, 1929 (France Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 (Hopper).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''']] (1929 Hopper) -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Sloane (film).jpg|'''Hearts in Dixie''']] (1929 Sloane) -- Eugene Jackson & Matthew 'Stymie' Beard -- Feb 27, 1929 (Gaiety Theatre World Premiere) / March 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''']] (1929 Sloane) -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Ozu (film).jpg|'''A Straightforward Boy''']] (1929 Ozu) -- Tomio Aoki -- Sep 20, 1929 or Nov 23, 1928 (Japan Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''']] (1929 Wyler) -- Jack Hanlon

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

'''[ The Shakedown]''' (1929), directed by William Wyler, starring James Murray (the boxer), Barbara Kent (the woman), and Jack Hanlon (the child)

Dave Roberts is a professional boxer better at losing in fixed matches than in knocking out his opponents. Dave's life on the margins changes after he meets an honest woman and rescues an orphan from an oncoming train. As he begins to care for them, he ultimately has to decide whether to continue in his low-life ways or turn the tables on those who have been forcing him to participate in them.

<EXTANT (in Italian version); online YES; sound YES>

[[Category:1929, Top Films]]

[[Category:Children--1920s (film subject)]]

Category:Children--1920s (film subject)

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Gabriele Boccaccini: /* 1929 */

'''Children--1920s''' (film subject)

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<gallery>
File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|'''Just Pals''' (Ford, 1920)
File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|'''Dinty''' (Neilan, 1920)

File:1921 Chaplin (film).jpg|'''The Kid''' (Chaplin, 1921)

File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Crainquebille''' (Feyder, 1922)
File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|'''Oliver Twist''' (Lloyd, 1922)

File:1924 Cline (film) 2.jpg|'''Captain January''' (Cline, 1924)

1925 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Little Annie Rooney''' (1925)
1925 Cline (film).jpg|'''The Rag Man''' (1925)
File:1925 Duvivier (film).jpg|'''Poil de Carotte''' (Duvivier, 1925)
File:1925 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Visages d'enfants''' (1925)

File:1926 Beaudine (film).jpg|'''Sparrows''' (Beaudine, 1926)
File:1926 Feyder (film).jpg|'''Gribiche''' (1926)

File:1927 Crosland (film).jpg|'''The Jazz Singer''' (Crosland, 1927)
File:1927 Lubitsch (film).jpg|'''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg''' (Lubitsch, 1927)

1929 Hopper (film).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''' (1929)
1929 Wyler (film).jpg|'''The Shakedown''' (1929)
</gallery>
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== Overview ==
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Between 1920 and 1929, the presence of children in cinema reached its silent-era zenith and underwent a critical technological evolution, transitioning from high-energy physical slapstick into complex psychological dramas and synchronized talking pictures. Driven by the formalization of the studio star system, this decade birthed the first global child megastars, expanded international children’s narratives, and utilized youth to bridge the gap between silent pantomime and sound.

A defining feature of the 1920s was the emergence of the child actor as a massive global commercial brand. Propelled by six-year-old Jackie Coogan in Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), children were no longer treated as interchangeable background elements. Coogan’s naturalistic, deeply expressive acting style proved that a child could carry the emotional and financial weight of a feature-length film, sparking a wave of custom-built vehicles like My Boy (1921) and The Rag Man (1925). Concurrently, adult superstar Mary Pickford perfected her virtuoso subversion of age, using forced-perspective sets to play tough pre-adolescents in gothic masterpieces like Sparrows (1926). This era also birthed the foundational template for ensemble youth comedy through Hal Roach’s Our Gang (The Little Rascals) franchise, starting with One Terrible Day (1922), which cast real, everyday kids getting into unscripted mischief and notably broke racial barriers by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as the first Black child star in Hollywood history.

Crucially, the late 1920s saw the cinematic child move away from pure innocence to become a powerful lens for historical scale, social critique, and dark family melodrama. In Europe, children’s perspectives were used to frame monumental political upheavals, as seen in the legendary schoolyard military tactical battle anchored by young Nicolas Roudenko in Abel Gance's masterpiece Napoléon (1927). Meanwhile, gritty domestic dramas like Sorrell and Son (1927) and Junior Coghlan's Square Shoulders (1929) established a heavy, tear-jerking cinematic trope focused on intense parental sacrifice and the emotional reconciliation between broken fathers and their fiercely loyal sons.

Finally, child actors became the vital guinea pigs and trailblazers for early transnational cinema and technological shifts. Internationally, Syd Nicholls' The Kid Stakes (1927) in Australia made history as one of the world's first feature-length comic book adaptations starring an all-child cast. In Japan, master director Yasujirō Ozu used six-year-old Tomio Aoki in A Straightforward Boy (1929) to translate American slapstick timing into eastern comedy. As the decade closed, child actors seamlessly ushered in the sound era; Bobby Gordon anchored the crucial childhood rebellion sequences in the first-ever talkie The Jazz Singer (1927), while Eugene Jackson navigated intense racial and economic themes in the landmark all-talking African-American studio musical Hearts in Dixie (1929).

Ultimately, by 1929, the cinematic child had evolved into a sophisticated, multi-dimensional force capable of executing precise physical stunts, delivering heavy dramatic monologues, and singing on synchronized tracks, flawlessly setting the stage for the historic child-star monopolies of the 1930s.
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==== 1920 ====
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* '''[[:File:1920-1921 Revier (serial).jpg|The Son of Tarzan (Flaven & Revier), serial]]''' -- Feb 06, or Mar 01, 1920 -- Gordon Griffith & Mae Giraci

* '''[[:File:1920 Vidor (film).jpg|The Jack-Knife Man (Vidor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Bobby Kelso

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film).jpg|Huckleberry Finn (Taylor), film]]''' -- Aug 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent

* '''[[:File:1920 Taylor (film) 2.jpg|The Soul of Youth (Taylor), film]]''' -- Sep 01, 1920 -- Lewis Sargent & Ben Alexander

* '''[[:File:1920 Ford (film).jpg|Just Pals (Ford), film]]''' -- Oct or Nov 21, 1920 -- Georgie Stone

* '''[[:File:1920 Neilan (film).jpg|Dinty (Neilan & McDermott), film]]''' -- ''Nov 29, 1920'' -- Wesley Barry

==== 1921 ====

* Jan 16, 1921 -- '''The Kid (Chaplin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- This iconic silent comedy-drama marks Charlie Chaplin's first feature-length film as a director, propelling six-year-old Jackie Coogan into global stardom. Coogan delivers a deeply moving performance as an abandoned child raised by the Little Tramp, forming a legendary on-screen partnership built on survival, mischief, and a profound emotional bond. The film stands as a decisive breakthrough in the history of the child star, proving that a juvenile performer could completely carry the dramatic and commercial weight of a feature film alongside one of the world's greatest adult actors. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Mar 13, 1921 -- ''Oliver Twist, Jr. (Webb), film'' -- Harold Goodwin & Harold Esboldt -- A unique, modern 20th-century American reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic novel. Former child star Harold Goodwin plays the titular orphan who is raised in a New York orphanage before running away to the city streets, where he unknowingly falls into a gritty underworld gang of thieves run by Fagin and Bill Sikes.

* Apr 24, 1921 -- '''Peck's Bad Boy (Wood), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Gloria Wood -- • Directed by Sam Wood, this popular comedy features seven-year-old Jackie Coogan as Henry "Hennery" Peck, a mischievous neighborhood prankster who causes farcical chaos for his strict father (James Wang). Conceived and promoted specifically around Coogan's post-The Kid celebrity, this production marks the first major industrial attempt to turn his success into a continuing commercial series of child-star vehicles, sparking massive external merchandising campaigns including character dolls. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> Cf. Sep 15, 1921 -- '''Little Lord Fauntleroy (Green & Pickford), film''' -- Mary Pickford -- Continuing her trademark tradition of portraying young children well into adulthood, a 29-year-old Mary Pickford takes on the dual roles of a sweet-natured boy and his widowed mother. The film is celebrated for its stunning technical achievements and flawless double-exposure special effects that allowed Pickford to seamlessly share the screen with herself.

* Dec 25, 1921 -- '''My Boy (Austin & Heerman), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Albert Austin and Victor Heerman, this immigration drama was custom-built to showcase the emotional dramatic range of seven-year-old Jackie Coogan. Coogan portrays a young boy who arrives at Ellis Island completely orphaned after his mother passes away during the transatlantic voyage, slipping past immigration officers to find a new home with a grumpy, impoverished old sea captain played by Claude Gillingwater. The production represents the deliberate industrial consolidation of the Coogan vehicle, designed explicitly to keep a juvenile performer at the emotional center of a major studio feature series. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1922 ====

* Feb 20, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Neilan (film).jpg|Penrod (Neilan), film]]''' -- Wesley Barry & Gordon Griffith -- Based on Booth Tarkington's 1914 novel, this silent comedy-drama places fourteen-year-old Wesley Barry at the center of a feature-length production. Barry portrays Penrod Schofield, a mischievous neighborhood boy who leads a secret juvenile defense association to challenge adult authority, before unexpectedly running afoul of genuine town outlaws. The film serves as a key case study for the emergence of the named, specialized child star as a repeatable and bankable box-office asset.

* Aug 07, 1922 -- '''Trouble (Austin), film''' -- Jackie Coogan & Wallace Beery -- Directed by Albert Austin, this independent feature represents a highly calculated step in the early child-star system, custom-tailored to capitalize on Jackie Coogan's global celebrity following The Kid. The script positions Coogan as Danny, an orphan adopted by a brutal, abusive plumber played by Wallace Beery. The narrative functions as a vehicle organized entirely around the specific age, emotional pathos, and established screen identity of its juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 10, 1922 -- '''One Terrible Day (McGowan), film''' -- Jackie Condon, Ernie Morrison, Mickey Daniels, Allen “Farina” Hoskins & the Our Gang children -- Produced by Hal Roach, this foundational short film officially launched the iconic Our Gang (Little Rascals) comedy franchise. Moving decisively away from individual child-star vehicles, the series introduced a radical alternative model centered on a recurring, diverse juvenile ensemble behaving naturally on screen. The short also marks a major cultural milestone by cementing Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as cinema's very first Black child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 17, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Olcott (film).jpg|Timothy's Quest (Olcott), film]]''' -- Joseph Depew & Helen Rowland -- Directed by Sidney Olcott, this moving rural drama stars child actor Joseph Depew as Timothy alongside toddler Helen Rowland as his sister, Lady Gay. Adapted from the Kate Douglas Wiggin story, the narrative tracks the two orphans as they run away from a squalid urban slum on a freight car bound for rural Maine. The production is structurally significant for focusing entirely on the internal psychological and emotional perspective of children on a quest for a real home. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 30, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Lloyd (film).jpg|Oliver Twist (Lloyd), film]]''' -- Jackie Coogan & Edouard Trebaol -- Directed by Frank Lloyd, this high-profile prestige adaptation demonstrated that Jackie Coogan's standalone marquee power was sufficient to anchor a massive, large-scale Dickens production. Coogan's expressive dramatic choices guide the titular orphan through the cruelty of the workhouse and into a London street pickpocketing gang overseen by Fagin, played by Lon Chaney. Operating on an exceptional $500,000 budget, the film marks a definitive historical peak in early studio system child-star exploitation. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 15, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Feyder (film).jpg|Crainquebille (Feyder), film]]''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder, this monumental French silent production features non-professional child actor Jean Forest as "La Souris" (The Mouse), a streetwise Parisian orphan whose compassionate intervention rescues a despairing vegetable peddler from severe alcoholism. Discovered by Feyder on the streets of Paris, Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical choices offer a stark ideological and aesthetic counterpoint to the commercialized, heavily managed American child-star model. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Nov 28, 1922 -- '''[[File:1922 Sandberg (film) 2.jpg|Great Expectations (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Esther Kjær Jensen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark, this atmospheric silent adaptation of Charles Dickens' literature utilizes young Martin Herzberg to carry the critical early movements of the narrative. Herzberg delivers a substantial, highly layered performance as the vulnerable orphan boy Pip, navigating his haunting initial encounters with an escaped convict in the bleak marshes and his introduction to Miss Havisham. The film treats the child as an independent, deep dramatic protagonist rather than a mere placeholder for an adult actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 05, 1922 -- '''[[:File:1922 Sandberg (film).jpg|David Copperfield (Sandberg), film]]''' -- Martin Herzberg & Else Nielsen -- Produced by Nordisk Film in Denmark as part of director A.W. Sandberg's ambitious, large-scale Dickens prestige cycle. Ten-year-old Danish actor Martin Herzberg delivers a breakthrough performance as David Copperfield during the critical childhood segments, while young Else Nielsen co-stars as the juvenile Agnes. Herzberg's ethereal on-screen presence guides the narrative through the dark psychological fallout of his mother's death and the rigid, abusive discipline of his stepfather, Mr. Murdstone. The production represents a peak in European narrative scale, fully positioning the child actor to carry complex emotional and structural weight before transitioning the character arcs to adult performers Gorm Schmidt and Karen Winther. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1923 ====

* Jun 18, 1923 -- '''Penrod and Sam (Beaudine), film''' -- Ben Alexander, Joe Butterworth & Buddy Messinger -- Directed by William Beaudine for First National, this acclaimed Tarkington adaptation shifts focus away from isolated child stars toward a collaborative juvenile ensemble. Nine-year-old Ben Alexander portrays Penrod Schofield, leading a neighborhood kid defense club through clubhouse secret meetings, playful rivalries, and escalating local pranks. The production successfully constructs an authentic, self-contained world of childhood mischief, balanced by adult characters played by Rockliffe Fellowes and Gladys Brockwell. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* July 30, 1923 — '''Circus Days (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline and produced by Sol Lesser, this feature places eight-year-old Jackie Coogan at the absolute center of a high-stakes big-top adventure based on the novel Toby Tyler. The narrative follows a young boy who escapes his abusive foster home to find refuge and a new family identity inside a traveling caravan troupe. The production serves as a premier textbook example of early Hollywood's capacity to insert a specialized child star directly into established commercial genres while structuring all dramatic and physical stunts entirely around the juvenile lead. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 22, 1923 -- '''Mälarpirater / Pirates of the Mälaren (Molander), film''' -- Tom Walter & Albert Christiernsson Directed by Gustaf Molander for Svensk Filmindustri (SF), this Swedish silent coming-of-age adventure serves as a major European counterpart to American individual child-star vehicles. Based on the popular 1911 novel by Sigfrid Siwertz, the narrative follows a group of neglected, misbehaving boys who steal a sailboat to embark on a liberating, mischievous summer journey across Lake Mälaren. The production is highly significant to performance history for its naturalistic, grounded portrayal of boyhood independence, directly utilizing fifteen-year-old Tom Walter (in his breakout role as Fabian) and Albert Christiernsson (as Erik) to explore the psychological tensions of youthful rebellion rather than lighthearted slapstick. Molander combines dynamic on-location maritime cinematography by Axel Lindblom with mature dramatic depth, setting an influential stylistic template for Scandinavian juvenile storytelling. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 26, 1923 — '''Long Live the King (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger, this lavish production marked Coogan's high-prestige debut for Metro Pictures. The script intentionally subverted his established "ragged street child" persona, casting him instead as Crown Prince Otto, a royal boy navigating palace intrigues and political danger alongside adult costars Alan Hale and Rosemary Theby. Operating on an expensive budget with elaborate sets, the film demonstrates the degree to which an independent child star had become capable of carrying a massive studio prestige feature. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Dec 30, 1923 -- ''Boy of Mine (Beaudine), lost film'' -- Ben Alexander -- Directed by William Beaudine from Booth Tarkington's short story Misunderstood, this domestic family drama stars Ben Alexander as Bill Latimer. The narrative tracks a sensitive young boy subjected to the unyielding, iron discipline of a wealthy banker father, played by Henry B. Walthall. The resulting emotional strain drives the child to run away, forcing the adult protagonist to confront his severe parenting mistakes. Officially declared a lost film by the National Film Preservation Board, it remains an indispensable historical touchstone documenting the early narrative shift toward psychological realism in childhood storytelling. <LOST>

==== 1924 ====

* April 07, 1924 — '''A Boy of Flanders (Victor Schertzinger), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Victor Schertzinger for Metro-Goldwyn, this adaptation of Ouida's 1872 novel A Dog of Flanders casts Jackie Coogan as Nello, a young orphan who relies on his artistic talents and a rescued dog, Petrasche, to endure rural poverty. The film serves as a prime example of a classic European literary subject reconstructed as an American child-star vehicle. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* >> cf. Jun 01, 1924 -- ''The Sixth Commandment (Christie), lost film'' -- Anita Fremault -- Directed by Christy Cabanne for Associated Exhibitors. This heavy domestic melodrama explores complex themes of marital infidelity and moral conflict. It is historically vital for launching the cinematic career of nine-year-old Anita Louise (performing under her birth name, Anita Fremault), whose raw, naturalistic child presence was leveraged by Cabanne to anchor the intense emotional stakes of a family crisis.

* June 01, 1924 -- '''The Good Bad Boy (Cline), film''' -- Joe Butterworth & Mary Jane Irving -- Directed by Eddie Cline for B.F. Zeidman Productions. This American comedic melodrama stars child actor Joe Butterworth as Billy Benson, a scrappy neighborhood boy labeled a "bad boy" due to his habit of getting into fistfights to defend his father's reputation. When a crooked executive frames his father to steal a million-dollar fire extinguisher invention, Billy uses his streetwise wits and enlists a literal army of local Boy Scouts to execute a high-stakes, chaotic chase sequence to retrieve the patent. Written and released during the commercial peak of Hal Roach’s Our Gang formula, the film is a vital record of early Hollywood studio operations actively replicating the "scrappy juvenile hero" fad to secure family-wide box-office appeal. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Jul 06, 1924 -- '''Captain January (Cline), film''' -- Baby Peggy -- Directed by Eddie Cline, this commercial hit stars three-year-old Peggy-Jean Montgomery (Baby Peggy) as an orphan rescued from a shipwreck and raised by a lonely lighthouse keeper. Her naturalistic, expressive gestures cemented her status as early Hollywood's primary female counterpart to Jackie Coogan, proving the commercial child-star phenomenon could cross gender boundaries. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* August 25, 1924 — '''Little Robinson Crusoe (Edward F. Cline & Scott Dunlap), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Eddie Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this adventure-comedy features Jackie Coogan as Mickey Hogan, an orphan cabin boy marooned on a remote island with his pet cat. The narrative demonstrates the mature form of the Coogan studio formula: a classic literary trope restructured entirely around the mobility, physical gags, and comic timing of a specialized child star. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* September 28, 1924 — '''The Family Secret (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter for Universal Pictures, this multi-reel feature features Baby Peggy as Peggy Holmes, a young child who unwittingly becomes the catalyst for uniting her estranged mother and wealthy grandfather. The production illustrates the systematic shift toward utilizing Peggy as a feature-length marquee draw capable of independent box-office success. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>.

* Oct 19, 1924 — '''Helen's Babies (William A. Seiter), film''' — Baby Peggy — Directed by William A. Seiter, this family comedy marks Baby Peggy's final major starring production of her silent career. The plot relies entirely on the toddler's unprompted physical energy and comic interactions with her bachelor uncle, played by Edward Everett Horton. It remains prime historical evidence documenting the brief, hyper-intensive nature of early toddler stardom before industry contract conflicts ended her run at age eight. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* December 26, 1924 -- '''Les deux gosses / The Two Boys (Mercanton), film''' -- Jean Mercanton, André Rolane & Jean Forest -- Directed by Louis Mercanton and based on Pierre Decourcelle's celebrated 1880 French novel. This multi-reel silent melodrama centers on an aristocratic count, portrayed by Carlyle Blackwell, who wrongly suspects his wife's fidelity and callously abandons his young son, Jean (Jean Mercanton), to be raised by a ruthless criminal. The narrative follows the boy as he forms an inseparable bond with a fellow young orphan, Claudinet, portrayed as an infant by André Rolane and later as an adolescent by Jean Forest. Highly significant to performance history, the production demonstrates early European feature cinema's capacity to deploy a disciplined, layered ensemble of child actors to sustain heavy psychological themes of paternal betrayal, class stratification, and emotional resilience without relying on American slapstick conventions. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 29, 1924 -- '''Peter Pan (Brenon), film''' -- Betty Bronson, Philippe De Lacy & Mary Brian -- Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this historic first cinematic adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play features seven-year-old child star Philippe De Lacy as Michael Darling. While the older Betty Bronson portrays Peter Pan, De Lacy handles the core physical child sequences—including the iconic flying nurseries—solidifying his trajectory as early Hollywood's most heavily utilized juvenile contract actor. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1925 ====

* Jan 1, 1925 — '''Visages d'enfants (Jacques Feyder), film''' — Jean Forest — Directed by Jacques Feyder and filmed on location in the Swiss Alps, this French-Swiss masterpiece stands as a towering achievement in early psychological naturalism. Ten-year-old Jean Forest delivers a deeply nuanced, restrained performance as Jean Amsler, a young boy struggling to process intense grief and resentment following his mother’s sudden death and his father's swift remarriage. Breaking away from typical lighthearted Hollywood slapstick or heavy melodrama, Feyder relies on Forest’s facial expressions to drive a sophisticated exploration of childhood trauma, establishing the film as a crucial historical benchmark for European psychological realism. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Feb 16, 1925 -- '''The Rag Man (Cline), film''' -- Jackie Coogan -- Directed by Edward F. Cline, this comedic melodrama stands as the first production made by Jackie Coogan entirely under the newly consolidated Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer banner. Ten-year-old Coogan stars as Timothy Patrick Kelly, an orphan who escapes a Lower East Side orphanage fire and forms a junk-dealing street business partnership with an impoverished elderly man played by Max Davidson. The production showcases the full maturity of the independent Coogan star formula, intentionally designed from the opening titles to balance slapstick street mobility with high-stakes emotional pathos. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* October 18, 1925 -- '''No Father to Guide Him (R. McCarey), film''' -- Mickey Bennett -- Directed by Raymond McCarey (often credited as Raymond Finn) and supervised by Leo McCarey for Hal Roach Studios, this silent comedy short stars veteran comedian Charley Chase alongside four-year-old child actor Mickey Bennett. The domestic farce parodies high-society custody battles, tracking a separated father who disguises himself as a Scottish nursemaid to sneak onto a beach and spend time with his young son. Bennett handles his physical cues with disciplined comedic timing, serving as the central narrative target around which the adult slapstick revolves. The short is structurally valuable to performance history for demonstrating how Hal Roach Studios successfully integrated toddler-aged actors into sophisticated, adult marital satires rather than limiting them to isolated, kid-centric neighborhood adventures. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Oct 18, 1925 -- '''Little Annie Rooney (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Gordon Griffith & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this massive commercial triumph features thirty-three-year-old studio titan Mary Pickford utilizing forced perspective to slip into the role of a twelve-year-old tenement tomboy who rallies a multi-ethnic street gang to solve her father's murder. While Pickford anchors the marquee, the film is historically significant to child performance history for embedding her stylized performance within a genuine collective ensemble of local, uncredited child actors who provide a highly naturalistic, gritty backdrop of 1920s neighborhood youth culture. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* November 9, 1925 — '''Old Clothes (Edward F. Cline), film''' — Jackie Coogan — Directed by Edward F. Cline for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this direct commercial sequel to The Rag Man features Jackie Coogan and Max Davidson reprising their scrap-metal partnership. The narrative follows the duo as they Lose their copper stock fortune and resume their lives as junk dealers, taking in a destitute young boarder played by Joan Crawford in her historic first-ever credited screen performance under her iconic studio name. The film serves as critical empirical evidence tracking the industrial seriality of the silent child star, inviting audiences back for a familiar, repeating juvenile persona rather than a standalone narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 22, 1925 -- '''Poil de carotte (Duvivier), film''' -- André Heuzé -- Directed by Julien Duvivier, this French silent psychological drama adapts Jules Renard's classic autobiographical 1894 novel. Twelve-year-old André Heuzé delivers a devastatingly raw, unsparing performance as François Lepic, an unloved boy who endures severe psychological and emotional abuse from a cruel mother and a completely detached father. Shunning Hollywood's idealized sentimentality, Duvivier uses Heuzé's naturalistic acting style and expressive visage to forge a landmark piece of social realism that handles heavy themes of childhood depression and suicidal ideation, establishing a major milestone for early international avant-garde juvenile performance. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1926 ====

* Aug 25, 1926 — '''Beau Geste (Herbert Brenon), film''' — Philippe De Lacy & Douglas De Lacy -— Directed by Herbert Brenon for Paramount Pictures, this lavish silent adventure epic uses an essential childhood prologue to establish the deep emotional bond between the Geste brothers. Nine-year-old Philippe De Lacy anchors these opening segments as the young Beau Geste, while his real-life brother Douglas De Lacy portrays the young Digby Geste. The production is highly significant to performance history for demonstrating how major studio storytelling systematically integrated professional child contract actors into big-budget prestige features to anchor adult psychological motivations before transitioning the character arcs to adult stars Ronald Colman and Neil Hamilton. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Sep 19, 1926 -- '''Sparrows (Beaudine), film''' -- Mary Pickford, Spec O'Donnell & child actors -- Directed by William Beaudine, this highly acclaimed gothic bayou melodrama features Mary Pickford as Molly, a protective older teenager trapped alongside a group of orphaned children at a cruel, swamp-bound southern "baby farm" run by a sinister family. The narrative reaches its high-stakes climax when Molly leads the juvenile ensemble on a terrifying, suspenseful escape through quicksand and alligator-infested waters. Supported by a naturalistic, highly physical performance by fourteen-year-old Spec O'Donnell as Ambrose, the film stands as a masterpiece of early cinematic suspense, utilizing a disciplined collective of child actors to drive intense visceral audience empathy. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

* Dec 10, 1926 -- '''Gribiche (Feyder), film''' -- Jean Forest -- Directed by Jacques Feyder for the Albatros company, this French social satire stars twelve-year-old Jean Forest as Antoine "Gribiche" Belot, a polite working-class boy who accepts an offer to be adopted by a wealthy, eccentric American hypocrite promising an elite education. The boy quickly finds himself suffocated by cold, bourgeois luxury, ultimately running away to return to the genuine love of his impoverished widowed mother. The film's entire class critique relies on Forest's naturalistic, highly restrained physical performance, providing a definitive European alternative to Hollywood child-star formulas by treating the child's perspective as the structural center of the narrative. <EXTANT; online YES; music YES>

==== 1927 ====

* Apr 19, 1927 -- '''The King of Kings (DeMille), film''' -- Michael D. Moore & Muriel McCormac -- Cecil B. DeMille's monumental, silent biblical epic depicting the final weeks of Jesus Christ's ministry and crucifixion. Child actor Michael D. Moore delivers a highly memorable, poignant performance as Mark, a young lame boy who is miraculously healed by Jesus and later becomes an eyewitness to the crucifixion. -- DeMille's biblical epic includes Michael D. Moore as the young Mark, whose encounter with Jesus forms one of the film's most memorable child-centered episodes. Moore was born in 1914 and therefore was genuinely a child performer, not an adult playing a child. The film demonstrates how major prestige productions could give children substantial dramatic and emotional sequences even when the child was not the overall protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* April 29, 1927 -- '''Chang: A Drama of the Wilderness (Cooper & Schoedsack), film''' -- Ladah, uncredited Lao children & Bimbo the Gibbon -- Directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack (the future creators of King Kong), this Academy Award-nominated silent ethnographic drama was a massive box office and critical triumph. Filmed entirely on location in the Nan Province of Thailand (then Siam), the narrative frames the real-world daily survival struggles of a poor native farmer, Kru, his wife, and his young children as they defend their jungle outpost against wild predators. The youngest children, particularly the toddler interacting naturally with their pet gibbon Bimbo, function as vital human anchors for the film’s tense pacing and sudden emotional shifts. It remains globally significant to film history as a pioneering hybrid of documentary and re-staged narrative, proving that the unfiltered, unscripted responses of real indigenous children could captivate mainstream western audiences. <Extant film / available online>

* Jun 09, 1927 -- '''The Kid Stakes (Ordell), film''' -- Robin 'Pop' Ordell, Charles Roberts & Frank Boyd -- Directed by Tal Ordell and beautifully shot on location in the backstreets of Sydney, this rare gem is historically celebrated as the very first feature-length children's film in Australian cinema history. Based on Syd Nicholls' popular comic strip Fatty Finn, it stars the director's six-year-old son, Robin 'Pop' Ordell, leading a charismatic, non-professional young ensemble cast. The film is globally significant as one of the earliest examples of a comic book character being directly translated into a live-action cinematic feature. -- A landmark Australian children's feature based on Syd Nicholls's Fatty Finn comic strip. Six-year-old Robin Ordell plays Fatty Finn and leads a largely juvenile ensemble through a story set among working-class Sydney children. The National Film and Sound Archive describes it as apparently the first significant Australian feature film centered on children. <Extant film / available online>

* Sep 21, 1927 -- '''The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (Lubitsch), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- Ernst Lubitsch's critically acclaimed silent romantic drama detailing the life of a cloistered Austrian prince. Before Ramon Novarro takes over as the adult prince who falls for a down-to-earth barmaid, Philippe De Lacy portrays the young prince as an overprotected, lonely child being raised rigidly for the throne. -- Before Ramon Novarro assumes the adult role, Philippe De Lacy plays the young Prince Karl Heinrich. The film is important in the career of De Lacy because it places a very young performer in a major prestige production with leading adult stars, while making the child's early experience essential to the construction of the adult protagonist. <Extant film / available online>

* Oct 06, 1927 -- '''The Jazz Singer (Crosland), film''' -- Bobby Gordon -- Historically revered as the first feature film with synchronized dialogue and music, launching the "talkie" era. While Al Jolson stars as the adult protagonist, child actor Bobby Gordon handles the crucial early sequences, portraying the young Jakie Rabinowitz when he first rebels against his devout cantor father's strict traditions. -- A historically crucial case because the child performer is connected directly to the transition from silent cinema to sound. Bobby Gordon plays Jakie Rabinowitz at thirteen in the opening portion of the film, before Al Jolson assumes the adult role. Although Gordon is not the film's overall star, the child sequence establishes the protagonist's identity and motivation and makes the film a useful marker in the history of juvenile performance at the dawn of sound. <Extant film / available online>

* Nov 13, 1927 -- '''Sorrell and Son (Plumpton), film''' -- Mickey McBan -- This prestigious, emotionally raw British-American silent drama showcases child actor Mickey McBan anchoring the critical early narrative layers. McBan portrays the young Kit Sorrell, an infant deserted by his mother and raised by his fiercely devoted, impoverished father who sacrifices his own health working menial hotel jobs to secure his son’s future education, establishing a defining cinematic archetype of self-sacrificing parental love. -- Mickey McBan, born in 1919, plays Kit Sorrell as a child in this major father-and-son melodrama. The film is particularly valuable for documenting the emotional seriousness increasingly assigned to young performers: the child's relationship with his impoverished father is one of the central dramatic structures of the film. <partially lost; not available online>

* Nov 29, 1927 -- '''Love (Goulding), film''' -- Philippe De Lacy -- A lavish Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer silent adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina engineered to showcase the romantic pairing of Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. Ten-year-old child actor Philippe De Lacy anchors the emotional tragedy of the story, playing Serezha Karenin, the beloved little boy Anna is forced to leave behind. -- De Lacy plays Serezha, the young son of Anna Karenina, in the Greta Garbo–John Gilbert adaptation of Tolstoy. His role is brief relative to the adult protagonists but dramatically crucial: the child's presence supplies the emotional center of Anna's separation from her son. AFI credits De Lacy explicitly as “Serezha, the child.” <Extant film / available online>

* December 27, 1927 — '''Little Mickey Grogan (Leo Meehan), film''' — Frankie Darro — The film was explicitly announced as Frankie Darro's first starring vehicle. Darro had been a circus performer before becoming a film actor, and the production was deliberately constructed to promote him as a juvenile star. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1928 ====

* Jan 15, 1928 (US Wide Release) -- '''Let 'Er Go Gallegher (Clifton), film''' -- Frank Coghlan Jr. -- Elmer Clifton's silent crime comedy-drama custom-built to showcase the expressive talent of 12-year-old child actor Frank Coghlan Jr. (widely known as Junior Coghlan). Coghlan stars as Johnny Gallegher, a sharp, quick-witted newspaper copy boy who accidentally witnesses a murder committed by a notorious criminal known as "Four Fingers." The gritty, fast-paced narrative sees the brave boy join forces with an arrogant, demoted reporter to hunt down the fugitive crook, culminating in a highly dangerous and thrilling climax. -- Frank Coghlan Jr., known professionally as Junior Coghlan, plays the young newspaper copy boy Gallegher. By this point Coghlan had become sufficiently famous that the press followed not only his films but also his schooling. The film is an excellent example of the late-silent period's mature juvenile-star system. <Extant film; available online>

* March 3, 1928 (?) / March 17, 1928 (US Wide Release) — '''The Crowd (Vidor), film''' — Frankie Darro — King Vidor's towering, hyper-realistic New Hollywood precursor and silent masterpiece. In the film's emotionally devastating third act, a 10-year-old Frankie Darro delivers a performance of astonishing maturity and heartbreak as young Junior Sims. Darro beautifully handles a difficult domestic dramatic premise, projecting an unvarnished vulnerability and deep filial love as he watches his family slide into economic ruin and sudden household tragedy, capturing the painful fracture of childhood security with unmatched psychological honesty. -- Darro appears as Junior Sims in the climactic family crisis. This is not a conventional child-star vehicle, but the boy's performance is substantially more than incidental: the child's suffering becomes a decisive emotional element in Vidor's portrait of modern urban family life. It is therefore worth retaining as an example of the increasing dramatic importance of juvenile performance within major adult-oriented films. <Extant film; available online>

* October 07, 1928 — '''The Circus Kid (George B. Seitz), film''' — Frankie Darro — Darro plays Buddy, an acrobatic orphan who runs away from an orphanage and joins a circus. This is another explicit juvenile-star vehicle and an especially interesting one because Darro's own circus background becomes part of his screen persona. The film was also released with synchronized music, sound effects and talking sequences, making Darro part of the transition to sound. <Extant film / not available online>

==== 1929 ====

* [[:File:1929 Benoit-Levy & Epstein (film).jpg|'''Peau de pêche / Peach Skin''']] (Benoît-Lévy/Epstein) -— Maurice Touzé -- Oct 25, 1929 (France Wide Release)

* [[:File:1929 Hopper).jpg|'''Square Shoulders''']] (1929 Hopper) -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* '''[[:File:1929 Sloane (film).jpg|Hearts in Dixie (Sloane), film]]''' -- Eugene Jackson & Matthew 'Stymie' Beard -- Feb 27, 1929 (Gaiety Theatre World Premiere) / March 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* '''[[:File:1929 Hopper (film).jpg|Square Shoulders (Sloane), film]]''' -- Junior Coghlan & Philippe De Lacy -- Mar 10, 1929 (US Wide Release)

* '''[[:File:1929 Ozu (film).jpg|A Straightforward Boy (Ozu), film]]''' -- Tomio Aoki -- Sep 20, 1929 or Nov 23, 1928 (Japan Wide Release)

Category:Film Studies--Japanese

2026-10-11T20:23:38Z

Gabriele Boccaccini: /* 1920s */

'''Film Studies--Japanese'''

== 1890s ==

==== 1899 ====

* [[:File:1899 Tsunekichi (film).jpg|'''Momijigari''']] (1899 Tsunekichi) -- It is a record of the kabuki actors Onoe Kikugorō V and Ichikawa Danjūrō IX performing a scene from the kabuki play Momijigari. It is the oldest extant Japanese film.

== 1910s ==

==== 1919 ====

* [[The Glow of Life (1919 Kaeriyama), film]] -- A country girl Teruko falls in love with the aristocrat Yanagisawa. When she once asks him what the meaning of life is, he responds that it is to live freely. Unfortunately, he does that by abandoning her. Teruko tries to commit suicide, but luckily is saved. Yanagisawa returns and apologizes to her.

== 1920s ==

==== 1921 ====

* @@ [[Souls on the Road (1921 Murata), film]] -- A small town boy dreams of being a famous fiddler; meanwhile, two convicts escape from prison and hide in the woods

==== 1925 ====

* [[Orochi (1925 Futagawa), film]] -- The story of a decent samurai who is widely considered a scum and a criminal. His bad luck and numerous misunderstandings drag him down the social ladder straight to the gutter.

==== 1926 ====

* @@ [[A Page of Madness (1926 Kinugasa), film]] -- A man takes a job at an asylum with hopes of freeing his imprisoned wife.

==== 1927 ====

* [[A Diary of Chuji’s Travels (1927 Ito), film]] -- Trilogy about the travels of the kindly bakuto Kunisada Chuji. Film depicts Chuji's attempt to save the geisha Oshina, a rebellion against the rigid social structure of Edo Japan. Part 3. "The Chuji Patrol".

==== 1928 ====

* @@ [[Crossroads (1928 Kinugasa)]]

==== 1929 ====

* [[Days of Youth (1929 Ozu), film]] -- Two friends from a university try and court the same woman during a skiing trip. Oldest known surviving film by the director.

* @ [[A Straightforward Boy (1929 Ozu), film]] -- A kidnapped boy proves to be more than his abductor can handle. <children>

== 1930s ==

==== 1930 ====

* [[That Night's Wife (1930 Ozu)]] -- A desperate man with a sick daughter decides to commit a robbery in order to help her. He begins to feel remorse though, which makes him question his decision.

* [[What Made Her Do It? (1930 Suzuki)]]

==== 1931 ====

* [[The Neighbour’s Wife and Mine (1931 Gosho)]]

==== 1932 ====

* @@ [[I Was Born, But... (1932 Ozu), film]] -- Two young brothers throw a tantrum when they discover that their father isn't the most important man in his workplace.

==== 1933 ====

* [[Japanese Girls at the Harbour (1933 Shimizu)]]

==== 1934 ====

* [[Our Neighbour, Miss Yae (1934 Shimazu)]]

==== 1935 ====

* [[Wife! Be like a Rose! (1935 Naruse), film]]

* [[An Inn in Tokyo (1935 Ozu), film]] -- Unemployed Kihachi and his two sons struggle to make ends meet. But that doesn't keep Kihachi from wooing single mother Otaka.

==== 1936 ====

* [[Osaka Elegy (1936 Mizoguchi), film]] -- A young woman becomes a mistress of her boss in order to support her family.

* [[Sisters of the Gion (1936 Mizoguchi), film]] -- Two geisha sisters lead a hard life in the Gion district of Kyoto. After one of them feels obliged to support a bankrupt businessman, the other sister sets up various schemes to get rid of him.

* [[The Only Son (1936 Ozu), film]] -- A widow sends her only son away to receive a better education. Years later, she visits him, finding him a poor school teacher with a wife and son.

==== 1937 ====

* [[Humanity and Paper Balloons (1937 Yamanaka), film]]

* [[Children in the Wind (1937 Shimuzi), film]] -- Two young boys are usurped from being the head of their gang of children. Their father is fired and arrested for this, and they are sent to live with their uncle, only to spend their time thinking of ways to escape back home.

==== 1938 ====

* [[Fallen Blossoms (1938 Ishida)]]

==== 1939 ====

* @ [[The Story of the Last Chrysanthemums (1939 Mizoguchi), film]] -- The adopted son of a legendary actor, and an aspiring star himself, turns to his infant brother's wet nurse for support and affection - only for her to give up everything for her beloved's glory.

* [[Four Seasons of Children (1939 Shimuzi), film]] -- The brothers deal with declining family fortunes: they must work when the father becomes sick and dies, and eventually live with their grandfather, which means making new friends and struggling with a different environment.

== 1940s ==

==== 1940 ====

* [[Spring on Leper’s Island (1940 Toyoda), film]]

==== 1941 ====

* [[Ornamental Hairpin (1941 Shimizu), film]]

==== 1942 ====

* [[The War at Sea from Hawaii to Malaya (1942 Yamamoto), film]]

* @ [[There Was a Father (1942 Ozu), film]] -- A school-teacher struggles to raise his son Ryohei by himself, despite having neither money nor prospects.

==== 1942 ====

* [[The Life of Matsu the Untamed (1943 Inagaki), film]]

* [[Sanshiro Sugata (1943 Kurosawa), film]] -- Sugata, a young man, struggles to learn the nuance and meaning of judo, and in doing so comes to learn something of the meaning of life.

==== 1944 ====

* [[Army (1944 Kinoshita), film]]

==== 1945 ====

* [[Momotaro, Sacred Sailors (1945 Seo), film]]

* [[Sanshiro Sugata, Part Two (1945 Kurosawa), film]] -- Sugata returns to prove his judo mastery in a match against Western opponents.

==== 1946 ====

* [[Utamaro and His Five Women (1946 Mizoguchi), film]]

==== 1947 ====

* # [[Record of a Tenement Gentleman (1947 Ozu), film]] -- In postwar Japan, an abandoned boy nobody wants to take care of grows a relationship with a cynical middle-aged woman.

* [[The Ball at the Anjo House (1947 Yoshimura), film]]

==== 1948 ====

* @ [[Drunken Angel (1948 Kurosawa), film]] -- A drunken doctor with a hot temper and a violence-prone gangster with tuberculosis form a quicksilver bond.

* ## [[Children of the Beehive (1948 Shimizu), film]] -- The movie focuses on the plight of ten war orphans hailing from different cities across Japan. They find a role model in the figure of a nameless soldier just repatriated after the war.

==== 1949 ====

* @ [[Stray Dog (1949 Kurosawa), film]] -- During a sweltering summer, a rookie homicide detective tries to track down his stolen Colt pistol.

* @@@ [[Late Spring (1949 Ozu), film]] -- Several people try to talk 27-year-old Noriko into marrying, but all she wants is to keep on caring for her widowed father.

== 1950s ==

==== 1950 ====

* @@@ [[Rashomon (1950 Kurosawa), film]] -- The rape of a bride and the murder of her samurai husband are recalled from the perspectives of a bandit, the bride, the samurai's ghost and a woodcutter.

==== 1951 ====

* [[Repast (1951 Naruse)]]

* @ [[:File:1951 Kinoshita (film).jpg|Carmen Comes Home (1951 Kinoshita)]] -- A girl who had left her home village for life in Tokyo returns to her home years later, and evokes a scandal when the locals discover that she's a stripper.

* [[Early Summer (1951 Ozu), film]] -- A family chooses a match for their daughter Noriko, but she, surprisingly, has her own plans.

==== 1952 ====

* @@ [[Ikiru (1952 Kurosawa), film]] -- A bureaucrat tries to find meaning in his life after he discovers he has terminal cancer.

* @@ [[The Life of Oharu (1952 Mizoguchi), film]] -- Follows a woman's fight and survival amid the vicissitudes of life and the cruelty of society.

* [[Children of Hiroshima (1952 Shindo), film]] -- Post war Hiroshima: It's been four years since the last time she visited her hometown. Takako faces the after effects of the A-bomb when she travels around the city to call on old friends.

==== 1953 ====

* @ [[Gate of Hell (1953 Kinugasa), film]] -- A samurai pursues a married lady-in-waiting.

* @@@ [[Ugetsu (1953 Mizoguchi), film]] -- A tale of ambition, family, love, and war set in the midst of the Japanese Civil Wars of the sixteenth century.

* @ [[A Geisha (1953 Mizoguchi)]] -- A seasoned geisha and her apprentice maiko are forced to give in to their clients' sexual advances to survive.

* @@@ [[Tokyo Story (1953 Ozu), film]] -- An old couple visit their children and grandchildren in the city, but receive little attention.

* [[Hiroshima (1953 Sekigawa), film]] -- Brilliant and extremely realistic retelling of the day in Hiroshima that the bomb dropped and following days. Children are at the center of the narrative.

==== 1954 ====

* @@ [[Godzilla (1954 Honda), film]] -- After a dinosaur-like beast - awoken from undersea hibernation by atom bomb testing - ravages Tokyo, a scientist must decide if his similarly dangerous weapon should be used to destroy it.

* @ [[Twenty-Four Eyes (1954 Kinoshita), film]] -- Schoolteacher Hisako Oishi forms an emotional bond with her pupils and teaches them various virtues, while at the same time worrying about their future.

* @@@ [[Seven Samurai (1954 Kurosawa), film]] -- Farmers from a village exploited by bandits hire a veteran samurai for protection, who gathers six other samurai to join him.

* @@ [[Sansho the Bailiff (1954 Mizoguchi), film]] -- In medieval Japan, a compassionate governor is sent into exile. His wife and children try to join him, but are separated, and the children grow up amid suffering and oppression.

* @ [[A Story from Chikamatsu (1954 Mizoguchi), film]] -- Ishun is a wealthy but unsympathetic master printer who has wrongly accused his wife and best employee of being lovers. To escape punishment, the accused run away together, but Ishun is certain to be ruined if word gets out.

==== 1955 ====

* [[Princess Yang Kwei Fei (1955 Mizoguchi), film]] -- In 8th-century China, the Emperor is grieving over the death of his wife. The Yang family wants to provide the Emperor with a consort so that they may consolidate their influence over the court.

* [[Forever a Woman (1955 Tanaka), film]]

* @ [[Bloody Spear at Mount Fuji (1955 Uchida), film]] -- A samurai travels to Edo with his two servants. On their way, they meet many people and encounter great injustice.

==== 1956 ====

* @@ [[The Burmese Harp (1956 Ichikawa), film]] -- A conscience-driven Japanese soldier traumatized by the events of WWII adopts the lifestyle of a Buddhist monk.

* @ [[Tiara Clan Saga (1956 Mizoguchi), film]] -- After his father is not rewarded for his military achievements, Taira Kiyomori rebels against the court and the monks who rule the country. He also falls in love with Tokiko and discovers unsettling revelations about his parentage.

* @ [[Street of Shame (1956 Mizoguchi), film]] -- The personal tales of various prostitutes who occupy a brothel.

* [[Crazed Fruit (1956 Nakahira), film]]

==== 1957 ====

* [[A Sun-Tribe Myth from the Bakumatsu Era (1957 Kawashima), film]]

* @@ [[Throne of Blood (1957 Kurosawa), film]] -- A war-hardened general, egged on by his ambitious wife, works to fulfill a prophecy that he would become lord of Spider's Web Castle.

==== 1958 ====

* [[The Ballad of Narayama (1958 Kinoshita)]] -- A kabuki theatre-inflected story about a poor village whose people have to be carried to a nearby mountain to die once they get old.

* @@ [[:File:1958 Kurosawa (film).jpg|The Hidden Fortress (1958 Kurosawa)]] -- Lured by gold, two greedy peasants unknowingly escort a princess and her general across enemy lines.

* @ [[Giants and Toys (1958 Masumura)]] -- In the middle of a fierce commercial competition between three caramel companies, an executive builds up a ditsy teenage girl as a mascot while simultaneously trying to uncover the rival companies' plans.

==== 1959 ====

* @@ [[:File:1959 Ichikawa (film).jpg|Fires on the Plain (1959 Ichikawa)]] -- In the closing days of WWII, remnants of the Japanese army in Leyte are abandoned by their command and face certain death by starvation.

* @ [[Odd Obession (1959 Ichikawa)]] -- A man getting on in years sets out to find a way to resurrect his flagging virility.

* @@ [[The Human Condition I: No Greater Love (1959 Kobayashi)]] -- A Japanese pacifist, unable to face the dire consequences of conscientious objection, is transformed by his attempts to compromise with the demands of war-time Japan.

* @@ [[The Human Condition II: Road to Eternity (1959 Kobayashi)]] -- As a conscript in war-time Japan's military, a pacifist struggles to maintain his determination to keep his ideals.

* @@ [[:File:1959 Ozu (film).jpg|Floating Weeds (1959 Ozu)]] -- The head of a Japanese theatre troupe returns to a small coastal town where he left a son who thinks he is his uncle, and tries to make up for the lost time, but his current mistress grows jealous.

== 1960s ==

==== 1960 ====

* [[Late Autumn (1960 Ozu)]] -- A widow tries to marry off her daughter with the help of her late husband's three friends.

* [[When a Woman Ascends the Stairs (1960)]]

* [[The Naked Island (1960 Shindo)]]

==== 1961 ====

* [[Bad Boys (1961 Hani)]]

* @ [[Pigs and Battleships (1961 Imamura)]] -- A young hoodlum decides to work for a criminal organization that is tearing itself apart.

* @@ [[The Human Condition III: A Soldier's Prayer (1961 Kobayashi)]] -- His ideals challenged by life as a conscript in war-time Japan's military, a pacifist faces ever greater tests in his fight for survival.

* @@ [[:File:1961 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Yojimbo (1961 Kurosawa)]] -- A crafty ronin comes to a town divided by two criminal gangs and decides to play them against each other to free the town.

* @ [[A Wife Confesses (1961 Masumura)]] -- Ayako is charged with murdering her much older academic husband while climbing a mountain. Ayako was having an affair, apparently with her husband's approval, and this complicates the trial.

* [[The End of Summer (1961 Ozu)]] -- The family of an older man who runs a small sake brewery become concerned with his finances and his health after they discover him visiting an old mistress from his youth.

* @ [[Girls of the Night (1961 Tanaka)]]

==== 1962 ====

* @@@ [[:File:1962 Kobayashi (film).jpg|Harakiri (1962 Kobayashi)]] -- When a ronin requesting seppuku at a feudal lord's palace is told of the brutal suicide of another ronin who previously visited, he reveals how their pasts are intertwined - and in doing so challenges the clan's integrity.

* [[:File:1962 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Sanjuro (1962 Kurosawa)]] -- A crafty samurai helps a young man and his fellow clansmen trying to save his uncle, who has been framed and imprisoned by a corrupt superintendent.

* [[The Tale of Zatoichi (1962 Misumi)]] -- The adventures of a blind, gambling masseur who also happens to be a master swordsman.

* @@ [[An Autumn Afternoon (1962 Ozu)]] -- An aging widower arranges a marriage for his only daughter. Final film of the director.

==== 1963 ====

* @ [[The Insect Woman (1963 Imamura)]] -- Life story of a woman born in poverty trying to succeed. Through her many schemes, she faces her ups and downs in a cyclical nature, fueled mostly by self-interest.

* @ [[:File:1963 Kurosawa (film).jpg|High and Low (1963 Kurosawa)]] -- An executive of a Yokohama shoe company becomes a victim of extortion when his chauffeur's son is kidnapped by mistake and held for ransom.

==== 1964 ====

* @ [[Intentions of Murder (1964 Imamura)]] -- A housewife living under her tyrannical husband has her life stressfully turned upside down after getting raped by a burglar.

* @@ [[:File:1964 Kobayashi (film).jpg|Kwaidan (1964 Kobayashi)]] -- A collection of four Japanese folk tales with supernatural themes.

* @@ [[Onibaba (1964 Shindo)]] -- Two women kill samurai and sell their belongings for a living. While one of them is having an affair with their neighbor, the other woman meets a mysterious samurai wearing a bizarre mask.

* @@@ [[:File:1964 Teshigahara (film).jpg|Woman in the Dunes (1964 Teshigahara)]] -- An entomologist on vacation is trapped by local villagers into living with a woman whose life task is shoveling sand for them.

==== 1965 ====

* @@ [[:File:1965 Ichikawa (film).jpg|Tokyo Olimpiad (1965 Ichikawa)]]

* @ [[:File:1965 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Red Beard (1965 Kurosawa]] -- In 19th-century Japan, a rough-tempered yet charitable town doctor trains a young intern.

* @ [[:File:1965 Masumura (film).jpg|Seisaku's Wife (1965 Masumura)]] -- On the eve of the Russo-Japanese war at the beginning of the 20th century, small-town girl Okane has married an old wealthy man to escape a life of poverty.

* @ [[:File:1965 Uchida (film).jpg|A Fugitive From the Past (1965 Uchida)]] -- Three thieves escape from a heist, one of them killing the other two. He is sheltered by a prostitute and sought after by the police, but only after ten years his true motivation unravels.

==== 1966 ====

* @ [[Irezumi (1966 Masumura)]] -- A seductive woman gets kidnapped into prostitution. After getting a spider tattoo made on her back, she grows vengeful, leaving several men in her path.

* @ [[Tokyo Drifter (1966 Suzuki)]] -- After his gang disbands, a yakuza enforcer looks forward to life outside of organized crime but soon must become a drifter after his old rivals attempt to assassinate him.

* @ [[The Sword of Doom (1966 Okamoto)]] -- Through his unconscionable actions against others, a sociopath samurai builds a trail of vendettas that follow him closely.

* [[Silence Has No Wings (1966 Kuroki)]]

==== 1967 ====

* [[Branded to Kill (1967 Suzuki)]] -- After a botched assignment, a rice-fetishizing hitman finds himself in conflict with his organization, and one mysterious, dangerous fellow-hitman in particular.

==== 1968 ====

* [[Death by Hanging (1968 Oshima)]] -- A Korean man is sentenced to death by hanging, but he survives the execution. For the following two hours, his executioners try to work out how to handle the situation in this black farce.

==== 1969 ====

* @ [[Funeral Parade of Roses (1969 Matsumoto)]]

== 1970s ==

==== 1970 ====

* [[Eros + Massacre (1970 Yoshida)]]

==== 1971 ====

* [[Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets (1971 Terayama)]]

==== 1972 ====

* [[Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41 (1972 Ito)]]

* [[:File:1972 Hara (TV series).jpg|Pinocchio: The Series (1972 Hara)]] -- The story of an extremely gullible, naive and morally confused wooden puppet brought to life by a fairy to give him a lonely poor carpenter a son he's always wanted.

==== 1973 ====

* @ [[Battles without Honour and Humanity (1973 Fukasaku)]] -- During the violent chaos of post-War Japanese black market, a young gangster called Shozo Hirono has to keep up with the rapid shifts of power between unscrupulous bosses.

* @ [[Lady Snowblood (1973 Fujita)]] -- A young woman is trained from birth to be a deadly instrument of revenge against the swindlers who destroyed her family.

==== 1974 ====

* [[Sandakan No. 8 (1974 Kumai)]]

* @ [[:File:1974 Nomura (film).jpg|Castle of Sand (1974 Nomura)]] -- Detectives investigate the murder of an old man found in a Tokyo rail yard.

* [[:File:1974 Takahata (TV series).jpg|Heidi, Girl of the Alps (1974 Takahata)]] -- TV animated series in 52 episodes.

==== 1975 ====

* [[The Shiranui Sea (1975 Tsuchimoto)]]

==== 1976 ====

* [[:File:1976 Koshi & Saito (TV series).jpg|Adventures of Pinocchio (1976 Koshi & Saito)]] -- An anime series from 1976, created in co-production with ZDF and ORF. The series is based on the children's book Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi.

* [[Watcher in the Attic (1976 Tanaka)]]

* @ [[In the Realm of the Senses (1976 Oshima)]]

==== 1977 ====

* @ [[House (1977 Obayashi)]] -- A schoolgirl and six of her classmates travel to her aunt's country home, which turns out to be haunted.

* [[The Yellow Handkerchief (1977 Yamada)]]

==== 1978 ====

* [[The Demon (1978 Nomura)]]

==== 1979 ====

* @ [[The Man Who Stole the Sun (1979 Hasegawa)]] -- A high school science teacher builds an atomic bomb and uses it to extort the nation, but cannot decide what he wants. Meanwhile, a determined cop is catching up to him, as is radiation poisoning.

== 1980s ==

==== 1980 ====

* [[Crazy Thunder Road (1980 Ishii), film]]

* @ [[Kagemusha (1980 Kurosawa), film]] -- A petty thief with an utter resemblance to a samurai warlord is hired as the lord's double. When the warlord later dies the thief is forced to take up arms in his place.

* [[Little Women (1980 Serikawa), film]] -- Adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel, in its original setting.

* [[Zigeunerweisen (1980 Suzuki), film]]

==== 1981 ====

* [[Little Women (1981 Miyazaki), series]]

* @ [[Muddy River (1981 Oguri), film]]

==== 1982 ====

* [[I Are You, You Am Me (1982 Obayashi)]]

==== 1983 ====

* [[The Family Game (1983 Morita)]]

* @ [[The Ballad of Narayama (1983 Imamura)]] -- In a poor 19th century rural Japanese village, everyone who reaches the age of 70 has to climb a nearby mountain to die. An elderly woman is reaching close to her cut-off age during her last days with her family.

==== 1984 ====

* [[The Funeral (1984 Itami)]]

==== 1985 ====

* @ [[Tampopo (1985 Itami), film]] -- A truck driver stops at a small family-run noodle shop and decides to help its fledgling business. The story is intertwined with various vignettes about the relationship of love and food.

* @@ [[Ran (1985 Kurosawa), film]] -- In Medieval Japan, an elderly warlord retires, handing over his empire to his three sons. However, he vastly underestimates how the new-found power will corrupt them and cause them to turn on each other...and him.

* [[MacArthur's Children (1985 Shinoda), film]] -- In this drama at the end of World War II, the inhabitants of a small Japanese fishing village must come to terms with their nation's defeat and the sudden occupation of General MacArthur and his troops.

* [[Fire Festival (1985 Yanagimachi), film]]

==== 1986 ====

* [[To Sleep So as to Dream (1986 Hayashi)]]

* [[Castle in the Sky (1986 Miyazaki)]] -- Pazu's life changes when he meets Sheeta, a girl whom pirates are chasing for her crystal amulet, which has the potential to locate Laputa, a legendary castle floating in the sky.

==== 1987 ====

* [[The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On (1987 Hara), film]]

* [[Little Women (1987 Kurokawa), series]] -- Very loosely derived from Alcott's novel, keeps the original setting but includes many new characters.

==== 1988 ====

* @@ [[My Neighbor Totoro (1988 Miyazaki), film]] -- When two girls move to the country to be near their ailing mother, they have adventures with the wondrous forest spirits who live nearby.

* @@@ [[Akira (1988 Otomo), film]] -- A secret military project endangers Neo-Tokyo when it turns a biker gang member into a rampaging psychic psychopath who can only be stopped by a teenager, his gang of biker friends and a group of psychics.

* @@ [[Grave of the Fireflies (1988 Takahata), film]] -- A young boy and his little sister struggle to survive in Japan during World War II.

==== 1989 ====

* [[Black Rain (1989 Imamura), film]] -- The story of the aftermath of the Hiroshima bombing, based on Masuji Ibuse's novel.

* @ [[Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989 Tsukamoto), film]] -- A businessman accidentally kills The Metal Fetishist, who gets his revenge by slowly turning the man into a grotesque hybrid of flesh and rusty metal.

== 1990s ==

==== 1990 ====

* [[Dreams (1990 Kurosawa), film]] -- A collection of tales based upon eight of director Akira Kurosawa's recurring dreams.

* [[The Cherry Orchard (1990 Nakahara), film]]

==== 1991 ====

* [[Only Yesterday (1991 Takahata)]] -- A twenty-seven-year-old office worker travels to the countryside while reminiscing about her childhood in Tokyo.

==== 1992 ====

* [[Porco Rosso (1992 Miyazaki)]] -- In 1930s Italy, a veteran World War I pilot is cursed to look like an anthropomorphic pig. <animation>

==== 1993 ====

* @ [[Sonatine (1993 Kitano)]] -- Several yakuza from Tokyo are sent to Okinawa to help end a gang war. The war then escalates and the Tokyo drifters decide to lay low at the beach.

==== 1994 ====

* [[Katatsumori (1994 Kawase)]]

==== 1995 ====

* [[Like Grains of Sand (1995 Hashiguchi), film]]

* @ [[Maborosi (1995 Kore-eda), film]] -- A young woman's husband apparently commits suicide without warning or reason, leaving behind his wife and infant.

* [[The Diary of Anne Frank (1995 Nagaoka), film]] -- Japanese anime film based on Anne Frank's 1942-1944 The Diary of a Young Girl. <animation>

==== 1996 ====

* @ [[Shall We Dance? (1996 Suo)]] -- A successful but unhappy Japanese accountant finds the missing passion in his life when he begins to secretly take ballroom dance lessons.

==== 1997 ====

* @ [[Princess Mononoke (1997 Miyazaki), film]] -- On a journey to find the cure for a Tatarigami's curse, Ashitaka finds himself in the middle of a war between the forest gods and Tatara, a mining colony. In this quest he also meets San, the Mononoke Hime.

* @ [[:File:1997 Kitano (film).jpg|Fireworks (1997 Kitano)]] -- Nishi leaves the police in the face of harrowing personal and professional difficulties. Spiraling into depression, he makes questionable decisions.

* @@ [[:File:1997 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Cure (1997 Kurosawa)]] -- A frustrated detective deals with the case of several gruesome murders committed by people who have no recollection of what they've done.

* @@ [[:File:1997 Kon (film).jpg|Perfect Blue (1997 Kon)]] -- A pop singer gives up her career to become an actress, but she slowly goes insane when she starts being stalked by an obsessed fan and what seems to be a ghost of her past.

* [[:File:1997 Kawase (film).jpg|Suzaku (1997 Kawase)]]

==== 1998 ====

* @ [[After Life (1998 Kore-eda), film]] -- After death, people have a week to choose only one memory to keep for eternity.

* @@ [[Ringu (1998 Nakata), film]] -- When her niece is found dead along with three friends after viewing a supposedly cursed videotape, reporter Reiko sets out to investigate. She finds the tape, watches it and receives a phone call informing her that she'll die in a week. <horror>

==== 1999 ====

* @ [[Audition (1999 Miike)]] -- A widower takes an offer to screen girls at a special audition, arranged for him by a friend to find him a new wife. The one he fancies is not who she appears to be after all.

* [[Kikujiro (1999 Kitano).jpg]] -- A young, naive boy sets out alone on the road to find his wayward mother. Soon he finds an unlikely protector in a crotchety man and the two have a series of unexpected adventures along the way.

== 2000s ==

==== 2000 ====

* [[Eureka (2000 Aoyama), film]]

* @ [[Battle Royale (2000 Fukasaku), film]] -- In the future, the Japanese government captures a class of ninth-grade students and forces them to kill one another under the revolutionary "Battle Royale" act.

==== 2001 ====

* @ [[All About Lily Chou-Chou (2001 Iwai), film]] -- The problematic lives of teenager students for whom the singer Lily Chou-Chou's dreamy music is the only way to escape an alienating, violent and insensitive society.

* @ [[Pulse (2001), film]]

* @@@ [[Spirited Away (2001 Miyazaki), film]] -- During her family's move to the suburbs, a sullen 10-year-old girl wanders into a world ruled by gods, witches and spirits, and where humans are changed into beasts.

==== 2002 ====

* @ [[Dark Water (2002 Nakata), film]] -- A mother going through a divorce moves into a run down apartment with her daughter. A persistent leak from above, visions of a missing girl, and other eerie phenomena become increasingly menacing as clues to a past tragedy come to light.

* @ [[Bright Future (2002 Kurosawa), film]] -- Two young guys work in a plant that manufactures oshibori (those moist hand-towels found in some Japanese restaurants). Their weird bond is based on uncontrollable rage--something neither can articulate or control--and the strange jellyfish that they keep as a pet.

* @ [[The Twilight Samurai (2002 Yamada), film]] -- As the feudal Japan era draws to a close, a widower samurai experiences difficulty balancing clan loyalties, 2 young daughters, an aged mother, and the sudden reappearance of his childhood sweetheart.

==== 2003 ====

* @@ [[Tokyo Godfathers (2003 Kon), film]] -- On Christmas Eve, three homeless people living on the streets of Tokyo discover a newborn baby among the trash and set out to find its parents.

* [[Wild Berries (2003 Nishikawa), film]]

==== 2004 ====

* @@ [[Nobody Knows (2004 Kore-eda), film]] -- In a small Tokyo apartment, twelve-year-old Akira must care for his younger siblings after their mother leaves them and shows no sign of returning.

* [[The Face of Jizo (2004 Kuroki), film]] -- Based on a play by Hisashi Inoue, it focuses on the sufferings of the survivors of Hiroshima.

==== 2005 ====

* [[Linda Linda Linda (2005 Yamashita)]]

==== 2006 ====

* @ [[Paprika (2006 Kon)]] -- When a machine that allows therapists to enter their patients' dreams is stolen, all hell breaks loose. Only a young female therapist, Paprika, can stop it.

* @ [[Memories of Matsuko (2006 Nakashima)]] -- When Matsuko is murdered, her nephew, Sho, gets to progressively unveil the many details of her mysterious past, discovering she wasn't just a forgotten outcast and had led an intriguing yet bizarre life.

==== 2007 ====

* [[United Red Army (2007 Wakamatsu)]]

==== 2008 ====

* [[Still Walking (2008 Kore-eda), film]] -- A family gathers together for a commemorative ritual whose nature only gradually becomes clear.

* @ [[Tokyo Sonata (2008 Kurosawa), film]] -- An ordinary Japanese family slowly disintegrates after its patriarch loses his job at a prominent company.

* [[Love Exposure (2008 Sono), film]]

* [[Departures (2008 Takita), film]] -- Soon after buying an expensive cello, Daigo learns that his orchestra is disbanding. He moves back to his hometown with his wife, where he answers an ad for what Daigo thinks is a travel agency but is, in actuality, a mortuary.

==== 2009 ====

* [[Summer Wars (2009 Hosoda), film]] -- A student tries to fix a problem he accidentally caused in OZ, a digital world, while pretending to be the fiancé of his friend at her grandmother's 90th birthday.

== 2010s ==

==== 2010 ====

* [[Villain (2010 Sang-il), film]]

==== 2011 ====

* @ [[I Wish (2011 Kore-eda), film]] -- Twelve-year-old Koichi, who has been separated from his brother Ryunosuke due to his parents' divorce, hears a rumor that the new bullet trains will precipitate a wish-granting miracle when they pass each other at top speed.

==== 2012 ====

* [[Flashback Memories 3D (2012 Matsue), film]]

==== 2013 ====

* [[Like Father, Like Son (2013 Kore-eda), film]] -- Ryota is a successful workaholic businessman. When he learns that his biological son was switched with another boy after birth, he faces the difficult decision to choose his true son or the boy he and his wife have raised as their own.

* @@ [[The Tale of Princess Kaguya (2013 Takahata), film]] -- Kaguya is a beautiful young woman coveted by five nobles. To try to avoid marrying a stranger she doesn't love, she sends her suitors on seemingly impossible tasks. But she will have to face her fate and punishment for her choices.

* [[Tale of Iya (2013 Tsuta), film]]

==== 2014 ====

* [[The Light Shines Only There (2014 Oh), film]]

==== 2015 ====

* [[Happy Hour (2015 Hamaguchi), film]]

* [[Our Little Sister (2015 Kore-eda), film]] -- Three sisters live together in Kamakura. When their father-absent for 15 years-dies, they travel to the countryside for his funeral and meet their half-sister. Bonding quickly with the orphaned Suzu, they invite her to live with them.

==== 2016 ====

* [[After the Storm (2016 Kore-eda), film]] -- After the death of his father, a private detective struggles to find child support money and reconnect with his son and ex-wife.

* [[Harmonium (2016 Fukada), film]]

* @ [[Your Name (2016), film]] -- Two teenagers share a profound, magical connection upon discovering they are swapping bodies. Things manage to become even more complicated when the boy and girl decide to meet in person.

==== 2017 ====

* [[Hanagatami (2017 Obayashi), film]]

==== 2018 ====

* @@ [[Shoplifters (2018 Kore-eda), film]] -- On the margins of Tokyo, a dysfunctional band of outsiders are united by loyalty, a penchant for petty theft and playful grifting. When the young son is arrested, secrets are exposed that upend their tenuous, below-the-radar existence.

* [[One Cut of the Dead (2018 Ueda), film]]

==== 2019 ====

* [[Domains (2019 Kusano), film]]

== 2020s ==

==== 2021 ====

* @ [[Drive My Car (2021 Hamaguchi), film]] -- A renowned stage actor and director learns to cope with a big personal loss when he receives an offer to direct a production of Uncle Vanya in Hiroshima.

==== 2023 ====

* [[Monster (2023 Kore-eda), film]] -- When her young son Minato starts to behave strangely, his mother feels that there is something wrong. Discovering that a teacher is responsible, she storms into the school demanding to know what's going on. But as the story unfolds through the eyes of mother, teacher and child, the truth gradually emerges.

* [[The Boy and the Heron (2023 Miyazaki), film]] -- In the wake of his mother's death and his father's remarriage, a headstrong boy named Mahito ventures into a dreamlike world shared by both the living and the dead.

* @@ [[Godzilla Minus One (2023 Yamazaki), film]] -- Post-war Japan is at its lowest point when a new crisis emerges in the form of a giant monster, baptized in the horrific power of the atomic bomb.

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Category:Film Studies--Japanese

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'''Film Studies--Japanese'''

== 1890s ==

==== 1899 ====

* [[:File:1899 Tsunekichi (film).jpg|'''Momijigari''']] (1899 Tsunekichi) -- It is a record of the kabuki actors Onoe Kikugorō V and Ichikawa Danjūrō IX performing a scene from the kabuki play Momijigari. It is the oldest extant Japanese film.

== 1910s ==

==== 1919 ====

* [[The Glow of Life (1919 Kaeriyama), film]] -- A country girl Teruko falls in love with the aristocrat Yanagisawa. When she once asks him what the meaning of life is, he responds that it is to live freely. Unfortunately, he does that by abandoning her. Teruko tries to commit suicide, but luckily is saved. Yanagisawa returns and apologizes to her.

== 1920s ==

==== 1921 ====

* [[Souls on the Road (1921 Murata), film]] -- A small town boy dreams of being a famous fiddler; meanwhile, two convicts escape from prison and hide in the woods

==== 1925 ====

* [[Orochi (1925 Futagawa), film]] -- The story of a decent samurai who is widely considered a scum and a criminal. His bad luck and numerous misunderstandings drag him down the social ladder straight to the gutter.

==== 1926 ====

* [[A Page of Madness (1926 Kinugasa), film]] -- A man takes a job at an asylum with hopes of freeing his imprisoned wife.

==== 1927 ====

* [[A Diary of Chuji’s Travels (1927 Ito), film]] -- Trilogy about the travels of the kindly bakuto Kunisada Chuji. Film depicts Chuji's attempt to save the geisha Oshina, a rebellion against the rigid social structure of Edo Japan. Part 3. "The Chuji Patrol".

==== 1928 ====

* [[Crossroads (1928 Kinugasa)]]

==== 1929 ====

* [[Days of Youth (1929 Ozu), film]] -- Two friends from a university try and court the same woman during a skiing trip. Oldest known surviving film by the director.

* [[A Straightforward Boy (1929 Ozu), film]] -- A kidnapped boy proves to be more than his abductor can handle.

== 1930s ==

==== 1930 ====

* [[That Night's Wife (1930 Ozu)]] -- A desperate man with a sick daughter decides to commit a robbery in order to help her. He begins to feel remorse though, which makes him question his decision.

* [[What Made Her Do It? (1930 Suzuki)]]

==== 1931 ====

* [[The Neighbour’s Wife and Mine (1931 Gosho)]]

==== 1932 ====

* @@ [[I Was Born, But... (1932 Ozu), film]] -- Two young brothers throw a tantrum when they discover that their father isn't the most important man in his workplace.

==== 1933 ====

* [[Japanese Girls at the Harbour (1933 Shimizu)]]

==== 1934 ====

* [[Our Neighbour, Miss Yae (1934 Shimazu)]]

==== 1935 ====

* [[Wife! Be like a Rose! (1935 Naruse), film]]

* [[An Inn in Tokyo (1935 Ozu), film]] -- Unemployed Kihachi and his two sons struggle to make ends meet. But that doesn't keep Kihachi from wooing single mother Otaka.

==== 1936 ====

* [[Osaka Elegy (1936 Mizoguchi), film]] -- A young woman becomes a mistress of her boss in order to support her family.

* [[Sisters of the Gion (1936 Mizoguchi), film]] -- Two geisha sisters lead a hard life in the Gion district of Kyoto. After one of them feels obliged to support a bankrupt businessman, the other sister sets up various schemes to get rid of him.

* [[The Only Son (1936 Ozu), film]] -- A widow sends her only son away to receive a better education. Years later, she visits him, finding him a poor school teacher with a wife and son.

==== 1937 ====

* [[Humanity and Paper Balloons (1937 Yamanaka), film]]

* [[Children in the Wind (1937 Shimuzi), film]] -- Two young boys are usurped from being the head of their gang of children. Their father is fired and arrested for this, and they are sent to live with their uncle, only to spend their time thinking of ways to escape back home.

==== 1938 ====

* [[Fallen Blossoms (1938 Ishida)]]

==== 1939 ====

* @ [[The Story of the Last Chrysanthemums (1939 Mizoguchi), film]] -- The adopted son of a legendary actor, and an aspiring star himself, turns to his infant brother's wet nurse for support and affection - only for her to give up everything for her beloved's glory.

* [[Four Seasons of Children (1939 Shimuzi), film]] -- The brothers deal with declining family fortunes: they must work when the father becomes sick and dies, and eventually live with their grandfather, which means making new friends and struggling with a different environment.

== 1940s ==

==== 1940 ====

* [[Spring on Leper’s Island (1940 Toyoda), film]]

==== 1941 ====

* [[Ornamental Hairpin (1941 Shimizu), film]]

==== 1942 ====

* [[The War at Sea from Hawaii to Malaya (1942 Yamamoto), film]]

* @ [[There Was a Father (1942 Ozu), film]] -- A school-teacher struggles to raise his son Ryohei by himself, despite having neither money nor prospects.

==== 1942 ====

* [[The Life of Matsu the Untamed (1943 Inagaki), film]]

* [[Sanshiro Sugata (1943 Kurosawa), film]] -- Sugata, a young man, struggles to learn the nuance and meaning of judo, and in doing so comes to learn something of the meaning of life.

==== 1944 ====

* [[Army (1944 Kinoshita), film]]

==== 1945 ====

* [[Momotaro, Sacred Sailors (1945 Seo), film]]

* [[Sanshiro Sugata, Part Two (1945 Kurosawa), film]] -- Sugata returns to prove his judo mastery in a match against Western opponents.

==== 1946 ====

* [[Utamaro and His Five Women (1946 Mizoguchi), film]]

==== 1947 ====

* # [[Record of a Tenement Gentleman (1947 Ozu), film]] -- In postwar Japan, an abandoned boy nobody wants to take care of grows a relationship with a cynical middle-aged woman.

* [[The Ball at the Anjo House (1947 Yoshimura), film]]

==== 1948 ====

* @ [[Drunken Angel (1948 Kurosawa), film]] -- A drunken doctor with a hot temper and a violence-prone gangster with tuberculosis form a quicksilver bond.

* ## [[Children of the Beehive (1948 Shimizu), film]] -- The movie focuses on the plight of ten war orphans hailing from different cities across Japan. They find a role model in the figure of a nameless soldier just repatriated after the war.

==== 1949 ====

* @ [[Stray Dog (1949 Kurosawa), film]] -- During a sweltering summer, a rookie homicide detective tries to track down his stolen Colt pistol.

* @@@ [[Late Spring (1949 Ozu), film]] -- Several people try to talk 27-year-old Noriko into marrying, but all she wants is to keep on caring for her widowed father.

== 1950s ==

==== 1950 ====

* @@@ [[Rashomon (1950 Kurosawa), film]] -- The rape of a bride and the murder of her samurai husband are recalled from the perspectives of a bandit, the bride, the samurai's ghost and a woodcutter.

==== 1951 ====

* [[Repast (1951 Naruse)]]

* @ [[:File:1951 Kinoshita (film).jpg|Carmen Comes Home (1951 Kinoshita)]] -- A girl who had left her home village for life in Tokyo returns to her home years later, and evokes a scandal when the locals discover that she's a stripper.

* [[Early Summer (1951 Ozu), film]] -- A family chooses a match for their daughter Noriko, but she, surprisingly, has her own plans.

==== 1952 ====

* @@ [[Ikiru (1952 Kurosawa), film]] -- A bureaucrat tries to find meaning in his life after he discovers he has terminal cancer.

* @@ [[The Life of Oharu (1952 Mizoguchi), film]] -- Follows a woman's fight and survival amid the vicissitudes of life and the cruelty of society.

* [[Children of Hiroshima (1952 Shindo), film]] -- Post war Hiroshima: It's been four years since the last time she visited her hometown. Takako faces the after effects of the A-bomb when she travels around the city to call on old friends.

==== 1953 ====

* @ [[Gate of Hell (1953 Kinugasa), film]] -- A samurai pursues a married lady-in-waiting.

* @@@ [[Ugetsu (1953 Mizoguchi), film]] -- A tale of ambition, family, love, and war set in the midst of the Japanese Civil Wars of the sixteenth century.

* @ [[A Geisha (1953 Mizoguchi)]] -- A seasoned geisha and her apprentice maiko are forced to give in to their clients' sexual advances to survive.

* @@@ [[Tokyo Story (1953 Ozu), film]] -- An old couple visit their children and grandchildren in the city, but receive little attention.

* [[Hiroshima (1953 Sekigawa), film]] -- Brilliant and extremely realistic retelling of the day in Hiroshima that the bomb dropped and following days. Children are at the center of the narrative.

==== 1954 ====

* @@ [[Godzilla (1954 Honda), film]] -- After a dinosaur-like beast - awoken from undersea hibernation by atom bomb testing - ravages Tokyo, a scientist must decide if his similarly dangerous weapon should be used to destroy it.

* @ [[Twenty-Four Eyes (1954 Kinoshita), film]] -- Schoolteacher Hisako Oishi forms an emotional bond with her pupils and teaches them various virtues, while at the same time worrying about their future.

* @@@ [[Seven Samurai (1954 Kurosawa), film]] -- Farmers from a village exploited by bandits hire a veteran samurai for protection, who gathers six other samurai to join him.

* @@ [[Sansho the Bailiff (1954 Mizoguchi), film]] -- In medieval Japan, a compassionate governor is sent into exile. His wife and children try to join him, but are separated, and the children grow up amid suffering and oppression.

* @ [[A Story from Chikamatsu (1954 Mizoguchi), film]] -- Ishun is a wealthy but unsympathetic master printer who has wrongly accused his wife and best employee of being lovers. To escape punishment, the accused run away together, but Ishun is certain to be ruined if word gets out.

==== 1955 ====

* [[Princess Yang Kwei Fei (1955 Mizoguchi), film]] -- In 8th-century China, the Emperor is grieving over the death of his wife. The Yang family wants to provide the Emperor with a consort so that they may consolidate their influence over the court.

* [[Forever a Woman (1955 Tanaka), film]]

* @ [[Bloody Spear at Mount Fuji (1955 Uchida), film]] -- A samurai travels to Edo with his two servants. On their way, they meet many people and encounter great injustice.

==== 1956 ====

* @@ [[The Burmese Harp (1956 Ichikawa), film]] -- A conscience-driven Japanese soldier traumatized by the events of WWII adopts the lifestyle of a Buddhist monk.

* @ [[Tiara Clan Saga (1956 Mizoguchi), film]] -- After his father is not rewarded for his military achievements, Taira Kiyomori rebels against the court and the monks who rule the country. He also falls in love with Tokiko and discovers unsettling revelations about his parentage.

* @ [[Street of Shame (1956 Mizoguchi), film]] -- The personal tales of various prostitutes who occupy a brothel.

* [[Crazed Fruit (1956 Nakahira), film]]

==== 1957 ====

* [[A Sun-Tribe Myth from the Bakumatsu Era (1957 Kawashima), film]]

* @@ [[Throne of Blood (1957 Kurosawa), film]] -- A war-hardened general, egged on by his ambitious wife, works to fulfill a prophecy that he would become lord of Spider's Web Castle.

==== 1958 ====

* [[The Ballad of Narayama (1958 Kinoshita)]] -- A kabuki theatre-inflected story about a poor village whose people have to be carried to a nearby mountain to die once they get old.

* @@ [[:File:1958 Kurosawa (film).jpg|The Hidden Fortress (1958 Kurosawa)]] -- Lured by gold, two greedy peasants unknowingly escort a princess and her general across enemy lines.

* @ [[Giants and Toys (1958 Masumura)]] -- In the middle of a fierce commercial competition between three caramel companies, an executive builds up a ditsy teenage girl as a mascot while simultaneously trying to uncover the rival companies' plans.

==== 1959 ====

* @@ [[:File:1959 Ichikawa (film).jpg|Fires on the Plain (1959 Ichikawa)]] -- In the closing days of WWII, remnants of the Japanese army in Leyte are abandoned by their command and face certain death by starvation.

* @ [[Odd Obession (1959 Ichikawa)]] -- A man getting on in years sets out to find a way to resurrect his flagging virility.

* @@ [[The Human Condition I: No Greater Love (1959 Kobayashi)]] -- A Japanese pacifist, unable to face the dire consequences of conscientious objection, is transformed by his attempts to compromise with the demands of war-time Japan.

* @@ [[The Human Condition II: Road to Eternity (1959 Kobayashi)]] -- As a conscript in war-time Japan's military, a pacifist struggles to maintain his determination to keep his ideals.

* @@ [[:File:1959 Ozu (film).jpg|Floating Weeds (1959 Ozu)]] -- The head of a Japanese theatre troupe returns to a small coastal town where he left a son who thinks he is his uncle, and tries to make up for the lost time, but his current mistress grows jealous.

== 1960s ==

==== 1960 ====

* [[Late Autumn (1960 Ozu)]] -- A widow tries to marry off her daughter with the help of her late husband's three friends.

* [[When a Woman Ascends the Stairs (1960)]]

* [[The Naked Island (1960 Shindo)]]

==== 1961 ====

* [[Bad Boys (1961 Hani)]]

* @ [[Pigs and Battleships (1961 Imamura)]] -- A young hoodlum decides to work for a criminal organization that is tearing itself apart.

* @@ [[The Human Condition III: A Soldier's Prayer (1961 Kobayashi)]] -- His ideals challenged by life as a conscript in war-time Japan's military, a pacifist faces ever greater tests in his fight for survival.

* @@ [[:File:1961 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Yojimbo (1961 Kurosawa)]] -- A crafty ronin comes to a town divided by two criminal gangs and decides to play them against each other to free the town.

* @ [[A Wife Confesses (1961 Masumura)]] -- Ayako is charged with murdering her much older academic husband while climbing a mountain. Ayako was having an affair, apparently with her husband's approval, and this complicates the trial.

* [[The End of Summer (1961 Ozu)]] -- The family of an older man who runs a small sake brewery become concerned with his finances and his health after they discover him visiting an old mistress from his youth.

* @ [[Girls of the Night (1961 Tanaka)]]

==== 1962 ====

* @@@ [[:File:1962 Kobayashi (film).jpg|Harakiri (1962 Kobayashi)]] -- When a ronin requesting seppuku at a feudal lord's palace is told of the brutal suicide of another ronin who previously visited, he reveals how their pasts are intertwined - and in doing so challenges the clan's integrity.

* [[:File:1962 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Sanjuro (1962 Kurosawa)]] -- A crafty samurai helps a young man and his fellow clansmen trying to save his uncle, who has been framed and imprisoned by a corrupt superintendent.

* [[The Tale of Zatoichi (1962 Misumi)]] -- The adventures of a blind, gambling masseur who also happens to be a master swordsman.

* @@ [[An Autumn Afternoon (1962 Ozu)]] -- An aging widower arranges a marriage for his only daughter. Final film of the director.

==== 1963 ====

* @ [[The Insect Woman (1963 Imamura)]] -- Life story of a woman born in poverty trying to succeed. Through her many schemes, she faces her ups and downs in a cyclical nature, fueled mostly by self-interest.

* @ [[:File:1963 Kurosawa (film).jpg|High and Low (1963 Kurosawa)]] -- An executive of a Yokohama shoe company becomes a victim of extortion when his chauffeur's son is kidnapped by mistake and held for ransom.

==== 1964 ====

* @ [[Intentions of Murder (1964 Imamura)]] -- A housewife living under her tyrannical husband has her life stressfully turned upside down after getting raped by a burglar.

* @@ [[:File:1964 Kobayashi (film).jpg|Kwaidan (1964 Kobayashi)]] -- A collection of four Japanese folk tales with supernatural themes.

* @@ [[Onibaba (1964 Shindo)]] -- Two women kill samurai and sell their belongings for a living. While one of them is having an affair with their neighbor, the other woman meets a mysterious samurai wearing a bizarre mask.

* @@@ [[:File:1964 Teshigahara (film).jpg|Woman in the Dunes (1964 Teshigahara)]] -- An entomologist on vacation is trapped by local villagers into living with a woman whose life task is shoveling sand for them.

==== 1965 ====

* @@ [[:File:1965 Ichikawa (film).jpg|Tokyo Olimpiad (1965 Ichikawa)]]

* @ [[:File:1965 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Red Beard (1965 Kurosawa]] -- In 19th-century Japan, a rough-tempered yet charitable town doctor trains a young intern.

* @ [[:File:1965 Masumura (film).jpg|Seisaku's Wife (1965 Masumura)]] -- On the eve of the Russo-Japanese war at the beginning of the 20th century, small-town girl Okane has married an old wealthy man to escape a life of poverty.

* @ [[:File:1965 Uchida (film).jpg|A Fugitive From the Past (1965 Uchida)]] -- Three thieves escape from a heist, one of them killing the other two. He is sheltered by a prostitute and sought after by the police, but only after ten years his true motivation unravels.

==== 1966 ====

* @ [[Irezumi (1966 Masumura)]] -- A seductive woman gets kidnapped into prostitution. After getting a spider tattoo made on her back, she grows vengeful, leaving several men in her path.

* @ [[Tokyo Drifter (1966 Suzuki)]] -- After his gang disbands, a yakuza enforcer looks forward to life outside of organized crime but soon must become a drifter after his old rivals attempt to assassinate him.

* @ [[The Sword of Doom (1966 Okamoto)]] -- Through his unconscionable actions against others, a sociopath samurai builds a trail of vendettas that follow him closely.

* [[Silence Has No Wings (1966 Kuroki)]]

==== 1967 ====

* [[Branded to Kill (1967 Suzuki)]] -- After a botched assignment, a rice-fetishizing hitman finds himself in conflict with his organization, and one mysterious, dangerous fellow-hitman in particular.

==== 1968 ====

* [[Death by Hanging (1968 Oshima)]] -- A Korean man is sentenced to death by hanging, but he survives the execution. For the following two hours, his executioners try to work out how to handle the situation in this black farce.

==== 1969 ====

* @ [[Funeral Parade of Roses (1969 Matsumoto)]]

== 1970s ==

==== 1970 ====

* [[Eros + Massacre (1970 Yoshida)]]

==== 1971 ====

* [[Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets (1971 Terayama)]]

==== 1972 ====

* [[Female Prisoner Scorpion: Jailhouse 41 (1972 Ito)]]

* [[:File:1972 Hara (TV series).jpg|Pinocchio: The Series (1972 Hara)]] -- The story of an extremely gullible, naive and morally confused wooden puppet brought to life by a fairy to give him a lonely poor carpenter a son he's always wanted.

==== 1973 ====

* @ [[Battles without Honour and Humanity (1973 Fukasaku)]] -- During the violent chaos of post-War Japanese black market, a young gangster called Shozo Hirono has to keep up with the rapid shifts of power between unscrupulous bosses.

* @ [[Lady Snowblood (1973 Fujita)]] -- A young woman is trained from birth to be a deadly instrument of revenge against the swindlers who destroyed her family.

==== 1974 ====

* [[Sandakan No. 8 (1974 Kumai)]]

* @ [[:File:1974 Nomura (film).jpg|Castle of Sand (1974 Nomura)]] -- Detectives investigate the murder of an old man found in a Tokyo rail yard.

* [[:File:1974 Takahata (TV series).jpg|Heidi, Girl of the Alps (1974 Takahata)]] -- TV animated series in 52 episodes.

==== 1975 ====

* [[The Shiranui Sea (1975 Tsuchimoto)]]

==== 1976 ====

* [[:File:1976 Koshi & Saito (TV series).jpg|Adventures of Pinocchio (1976 Koshi & Saito)]] -- An anime series from 1976, created in co-production with ZDF and ORF. The series is based on the children's book Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi.

* [[Watcher in the Attic (1976 Tanaka)]]

* @ [[In the Realm of the Senses (1976 Oshima)]]

==== 1977 ====

* @ [[House (1977 Obayashi)]] -- A schoolgirl and six of her classmates travel to her aunt's country home, which turns out to be haunted.

* [[The Yellow Handkerchief (1977 Yamada)]]

==== 1978 ====

* [[The Demon (1978 Nomura)]]

==== 1979 ====

* @ [[The Man Who Stole the Sun (1979 Hasegawa)]] -- A high school science teacher builds an atomic bomb and uses it to extort the nation, but cannot decide what he wants. Meanwhile, a determined cop is catching up to him, as is radiation poisoning.

== 1980s ==

==== 1980 ====

* [[Crazy Thunder Road (1980 Ishii), film]]

* @ [[Kagemusha (1980 Kurosawa), film]] -- A petty thief with an utter resemblance to a samurai warlord is hired as the lord's double. When the warlord later dies the thief is forced to take up arms in his place.

* [[Little Women (1980 Serikawa), film]] -- Adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel, in its original setting.

* [[Zigeunerweisen (1980 Suzuki), film]]

==== 1981 ====

* [[Little Women (1981 Miyazaki), series]]

* @ [[Muddy River (1981 Oguri), film]]

==== 1982 ====

* [[I Are You, You Am Me (1982 Obayashi)]]

==== 1983 ====

* [[The Family Game (1983 Morita)]]

* @ [[The Ballad of Narayama (1983 Imamura)]] -- In a poor 19th century rural Japanese village, everyone who reaches the age of 70 has to climb a nearby mountain to die. An elderly woman is reaching close to her cut-off age during her last days with her family.

==== 1984 ====

* [[The Funeral (1984 Itami)]]

==== 1985 ====

* @ [[Tampopo (1985 Itami), film]] -- A truck driver stops at a small family-run noodle shop and decides to help its fledgling business. The story is intertwined with various vignettes about the relationship of love and food.

* @@ [[Ran (1985 Kurosawa), film]] -- In Medieval Japan, an elderly warlord retires, handing over his empire to his three sons. However, he vastly underestimates how the new-found power will corrupt them and cause them to turn on each other...and him.

* [[MacArthur's Children (1985 Shinoda), film]] -- In this drama at the end of World War II, the inhabitants of a small Japanese fishing village must come to terms with their nation's defeat and the sudden occupation of General MacArthur and his troops.

* [[Fire Festival (1985 Yanagimachi), film]]

==== 1986 ====

* [[To Sleep So as to Dream (1986 Hayashi)]]

* [[Castle in the Sky (1986 Miyazaki)]] -- Pazu's life changes when he meets Sheeta, a girl whom pirates are chasing for her crystal amulet, which has the potential to locate Laputa, a legendary castle floating in the sky.

==== 1987 ====

* [[The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On (1987 Hara), film]]

* [[Little Women (1987 Kurokawa), series]] -- Very loosely derived from Alcott's novel, keeps the original setting but includes many new characters.

==== 1988 ====

* @@ [[My Neighbor Totoro (1988 Miyazaki), film]] -- When two girls move to the country to be near their ailing mother, they have adventures with the wondrous forest spirits who live nearby.

* @@@ [[Akira (1988 Otomo), film]] -- A secret military project endangers Neo-Tokyo when it turns a biker gang member into a rampaging psychic psychopath who can only be stopped by a teenager, his gang of biker friends and a group of psychics.

* @@ [[Grave of the Fireflies (1988 Takahata), film]] -- A young boy and his little sister struggle to survive in Japan during World War II.

==== 1989 ====

* [[Black Rain (1989 Imamura), film]] -- The story of the aftermath of the Hiroshima bombing, based on Masuji Ibuse's novel.

* @ [[Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989 Tsukamoto), film]] -- A businessman accidentally kills The Metal Fetishist, who gets his revenge by slowly turning the man into a grotesque hybrid of flesh and rusty metal.

== 1990s ==

==== 1990 ====

* [[Dreams (1990 Kurosawa), film]] -- A collection of tales based upon eight of director Akira Kurosawa's recurring dreams.

* [[The Cherry Orchard (1990 Nakahara), film]]

==== 1991 ====

* [[Only Yesterday (1991 Takahata)]] -- A twenty-seven-year-old office worker travels to the countryside while reminiscing about her childhood in Tokyo.

==== 1992 ====

* [[Porco Rosso (1992 Miyazaki)]] -- In 1930s Italy, a veteran World War I pilot is cursed to look like an anthropomorphic pig. <animation>

==== 1993 ====

* @ [[Sonatine (1993 Kitano)]] -- Several yakuza from Tokyo are sent to Okinawa to help end a gang war. The war then escalates and the Tokyo drifters decide to lay low at the beach.

==== 1994 ====

* [[Katatsumori (1994 Kawase)]]

==== 1995 ====

* [[Like Grains of Sand (1995 Hashiguchi), film]]

* @ [[Maborosi (1995 Kore-eda), film]] -- A young woman's husband apparently commits suicide without warning or reason, leaving behind his wife and infant.

* [[The Diary of Anne Frank (1995 Nagaoka), film]] -- Japanese anime film based on Anne Frank's 1942-1944 The Diary of a Young Girl. <animation>

==== 1996 ====

* @ [[Shall We Dance? (1996 Suo)]] -- A successful but unhappy Japanese accountant finds the missing passion in his life when he begins to secretly take ballroom dance lessons.

==== 1997 ====

* @ [[Princess Mononoke (1997 Miyazaki), film]] -- On a journey to find the cure for a Tatarigami's curse, Ashitaka finds himself in the middle of a war between the forest gods and Tatara, a mining colony. In this quest he also meets San, the Mononoke Hime.

* @ [[:File:1997 Kitano (film).jpg|Fireworks (1997 Kitano)]] -- Nishi leaves the police in the face of harrowing personal and professional difficulties. Spiraling into depression, he makes questionable decisions.

* @@ [[:File:1997 Kurosawa (film).jpg|Cure (1997 Kurosawa)]] -- A frustrated detective deals with the case of several gruesome murders committed by people who have no recollection of what they've done.

* @@ [[:File:1997 Kon (film).jpg|Perfect Blue (1997 Kon)]] -- A pop singer gives up her career to become an actress, but she slowly goes insane when she starts being stalked by an obsessed fan and what seems to be a ghost of her past.

* [[:File:1997 Kawase (film).jpg|Suzaku (1997 Kawase)]]

==== 1998 ====

* @ [[After Life (1998 Kore-eda), film]] -- After death, people have a week to choose only one memory to keep for eternity.

* @@ [[Ringu (1998 Nakata), film]] -- When her niece is found dead along with three friends after viewing a supposedly cursed videotape, reporter Reiko sets out to investigate. She finds the tape, watches it and receives a phone call informing her that she'll die in a week. <horror>

==== 1999 ====

* @ [[Audition (1999 Miike)]] -- A widower takes an offer to screen girls at a special audition, arranged for him by a friend to find him a new wife. The one he fancies is not who she appears to be after all.

* [[Kikujiro (1999 Kitano).jpg]] -- A young, naive boy sets out alone on the road to find his wayward mother. Soon he finds an unlikely protector in a crotchety man and the two have a series of unexpected adventures along the way.

== 2000s ==

==== 2000 ====

* [[Eureka (2000 Aoyama), film]]

* @ [[Battle Royale (2000 Fukasaku), film]] -- In the future, the Japanese government captures a class of ninth-grade students and forces them to kill one another under the revolutionary "Battle Royale" act.

==== 2001 ====

* @ [[All About Lily Chou-Chou (2001 Iwai), film]] -- The problematic lives of teenager students for whom the singer Lily Chou-Chou's dreamy music is the only way to escape an alienating, violent and insensitive society.

* @ [[Pulse (2001), film]]

* @@@ [[Spirited Away (2001 Miyazaki), film]] -- During her family's move to the suburbs, a sullen 10-year-old girl wanders into a world ruled by gods, witches and spirits, and where humans are changed into beasts.

==== 2002 ====

* @ [[Dark Water (2002 Nakata), film]] -- A mother going through a divorce moves into a run down apartment with her daughter. A persistent leak from above, visions of a missing girl, and other eerie phenomena become increasingly menacing as clues to a past tragedy come to light.

* @ [[Bright Future (2002 Kurosawa), film]] -- Two young guys work in a plant that manufactures oshibori (those moist hand-towels found in some Japanese restaurants). Their weird bond is based on uncontrollable rage--something neither can articulate or control--and the strange jellyfish that they keep as a pet.

* @ [[The Twilight Samurai (2002 Yamada), film]] -- As the feudal Japan era draws to a close, a widower samurai experiences difficulty balancing clan loyalties, 2 young daughters, an aged mother, and the sudden reappearance of his childhood sweetheart.

==== 2003 ====

* @@ [[Tokyo Godfathers (2003 Kon), film]] -- On Christmas Eve, three homeless people living on the streets of Tokyo discover a newborn baby among the trash and set out to find its parents.

* [[Wild Berries (2003 Nishikawa), film]]

==== 2004 ====

* @@ [[Nobody Knows (2004 Kore-eda), film]] -- In a small Tokyo apartment, twelve-year-old Akira must care for his younger siblings after their mother leaves them and shows no sign of returning.

* [[The Face of Jizo (2004 Kuroki), film]] -- Based on a play by Hisashi Inoue, it focuses on the sufferings of the survivors of Hiroshima.

==== 2005 ====

* [[Linda Linda Linda (2005 Yamashita)]]

==== 2006 ====

* @ [[Paprika (2006 Kon)]] -- When a machine that allows therapists to enter their patients' dreams is stolen, all hell breaks loose. Only a young female therapist, Paprika, can stop it.

* @ [[Memories of Matsuko (2006 Nakashima)]] -- When Matsuko is murdered, her nephew, Sho, gets to progressively unveil the many details of her mysterious past, discovering she wasn't just a forgotten outcast and had led an intriguing yet bizarre life.

==== 2007 ====

* [[United Red Army (2007 Wakamatsu)]]

==== 2008 ====

* [[Still Walking (2008 Kore-eda), film]] -- A family gathers together for a commemorative ritual whose nature only gradually becomes clear.

* @ [[Tokyo Sonata (2008 Kurosawa), film]] -- An ordinary Japanese family slowly disintegrates after its patriarch loses his job at a prominent company.

* [[Love Exposure (2008 Sono), film]]

* [[Departures (2008 Takita), film]] -- Soon after buying an expensive cello, Daigo learns that his orchestra is disbanding. He moves back to his hometown with his wife, where he answers an ad for what Daigo thinks is a travel agency but is, in actuality, a mortuary.

==== 2009 ====

* [[Summer Wars (2009 Hosoda), film]] -- A student tries to fix a problem he accidentally caused in OZ, a digital world, while pretending to be the fiancé of his friend at her grandmother's 90th birthday.

== 2010s ==

==== 2010 ====

* [[Villain (2010 Sang-il), film]]

==== 2011 ====

* @ [[I Wish (2011 Kore-eda), film]] -- Twelve-year-old Koichi, who has been separated from his brother Ryunosuke due to his parents' divorce, hears a rumor that the new bullet trains will precipitate a wish-granting miracle when they pass each other at top speed.

==== 2012 ====

* [[Flashback Memories 3D (2012 Matsue), film]]

==== 2013 ====

* [[Like Father, Like Son (2013 Kore-eda), film]] -- Ryota is a successful workaholic businessman. When he learns that his biological son was switched with another boy after birth, he faces the difficult decision to choose his true son or the boy he and his wife have raised as their own.

* @@ [[The Tale of Princess Kaguya (2013 Takahata), film]] -- Kaguya is a beautiful young woman coveted by five nobles. To try to avoid marrying a stranger she doesn't love, she sends her suitors on seemingly impossible tasks. But she will have to face her fate and punishment for her choices.

* [[Tale of Iya (2013 Tsuta), film]]

==== 2014 ====

* [[The Light Shines Only There (2014 Oh), film]]

==== 2015 ====

* [[Happy Hour (2015 Hamaguchi), film]]

* [[Our Little Sister (2015 Kore-eda), film]] -- Three sisters live together in Kamakura. When their father-absent for 15 years-dies, they travel to the countryside for his funeral and meet their half-sister. Bonding quickly with the orphaned Suzu, they invite her to live with them.

==== 2016 ====

* [[After the Storm (2016 Kore-eda), film]] -- After the death of his father, a private detective struggles to find child support money and reconnect with his son and ex-wife.

* [[Harmonium (2016 Fukada), film]]

* @ [[Your Name (2016), film]] -- Two teenagers share a profound, magical connection upon discovering they are swapping bodies. Things manage to become even more complicated when the boy and girl decide to meet in person.

==== 2017 ====

* [[Hanagatami (2017 Obayashi), film]]

==== 2018 ====

* @@ [[Shoplifters (2018 Kore-eda), film]] -- On the margins of Tokyo, a dysfunctional band of outsiders are united by loyalty, a penchant for petty theft and playful grifting. When the young son is arrested, secrets are exposed that upend their tenuous, below-the-radar existence.

* [[One Cut of the Dead (2018 Ueda), film]]

==== 2019 ====

* [[Domains (2019 Kusano), film]]

== 2020s ==

==== 2021 ====

* @ [[Drive My Car (2021 Hamaguchi), film]] -- A renowned stage actor and director learns to cope with a big personal loss when he receives an offer to direct a production of Uncle Vanya in Hiroshima.

==== 2023 ====

* [[Monster (2023 Kore-eda), film]] -- When her young son Minato starts to behave strangely, his mother feels that there is something wrong. Discovering that a teacher is responsible, she storms into the school demanding to know what's going on. But as the story unfolds through the eyes of mother, teacher and child, the truth gradually emerges.

* [[The Boy and the Heron (2023 Miyazaki), film]] -- In the wake of his mother's death and his father's remarriage, a headstrong boy named Mahito ventures into a dreamlike world shared by both the living and the dead.

* @@ [[Godzilla Minus One (2023 Yamazaki), film]] -- Post-war Japan is at its lowest point when a new crisis emerges in the form of a giant monster, baptized in the horrific power of the atomic bomb.

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1979): A Biography in Pictures|1979]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1978): A Biography in Pictures|1978]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1977): A Biography in Pictures|1977]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1976): A Biography in Pictures|1976]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1975): A Biography in Pictures|1975]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1974): A Biography in Pictures|1974]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1973): A Biography in Pictures|1973]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1972): A Biography in Pictures|1972]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1971): A Biography in Pictures|1971]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1970): A Biography in Pictures|1970]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1969): A Biography in Pictures|1969]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1968): A Biography in Pictures|1968]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1967): A Biography in Pictures|1967]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1966): A Biography in Pictures|1966]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1965): A Biography in Pictures|1965]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1964): A Biography in Pictures|1964]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1963): A Biography in Pictures|1963]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1962): A Biography in Pictures|1962]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1961): A Biography in Pictures|1961]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1960): A Biography in Pictures|1960]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1959): A Biography in Pictures|1959]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1958): A Biography in Pictures|1958]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1957): A Biography in Pictures|1957]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1956): A Biography in Pictures|1956]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1955): A Biography in Pictures|1955]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1954): A Biography in Pictures|1954]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1953): A Biography in Pictures|1953]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1952): A Biography in Pictures|1952]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1951): A Biography in Pictures|1951]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1950): A Biography in Pictures|1950]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1949): A Biography in Pictures|1949]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1948): A Biography in Pictures|1948]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1947): A Biography in Pictures|1947]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1946): A Biography in Pictures|1946]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1945): A Biography in Pictures|1945]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1944): A Biography in Pictures|1944]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1943): A Biography in Pictures|1943]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1942): A Biography in Pictures|1942]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1941): A Biography in Pictures|1941]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1940): A Biography in Pictures|1940]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1939): A Biography in Pictures|1939]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1938): A Biography in Pictures|1938]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1937): A Biography in Pictures|1937]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1936): A Biography in Pictures|1936]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1935): A Biography in Pictures|1935]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1934): A Biography in Pictures|1934]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1933): A Biography in Pictures|1933]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1932): A Biography in Pictures|1932]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1931): A Biography in Pictures|1931]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1930): A Biography in Pictures|1930]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1929): A Biography in Pictures|1929]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1928): A Biography in Pictures|1928]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1927): A Biography in Pictures|1927]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1926): A Biography in Pictures|1926]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1925): A Biography in Pictures|1925]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1924): A Biography in Pictures|1924]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1923): A Biography in Pictures|1923]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1922): A Biography in Pictures|1922]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1921): A Biography in Pictures|1921]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1920): A Biography in Pictures|1920]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1919): A Biography in Pictures|1919]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1918): A Biography in Pictures|1918]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1917): A Biography in Pictures|1917]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1916): A Biography in Pictures|1916]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1915): A Biography in Pictures|1915]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1914): A Biography in Pictures|1914]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1913): A Biography in Pictures|1913]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1912): A Biography in Pictures|1912]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1911): A Biography in Pictures|1911]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1910): A Biography in Pictures|1910]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1909): A Biography in Pictures|1909]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1908): A Biography in Pictures|1908]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1907): A Biography in Pictures|1907]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1906): A Biography in Pictures|1906]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1905): A Biography in Pictures|1905]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1904): A Biography in Pictures|1904]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1903): A Biography in Pictures|1903]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1902): A Biography in Pictures|1902]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1901): A Biography in Pictures|1901]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1900): A Biography in Pictures|1900]]
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== Overview ==
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* '''Fall 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- EnSem online conference on Within Judaism? [Sep]'''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : King Cup (Italy) -- ATP Finals (Sinner) -- Davis Cup (Italy)

* '''Summer 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : Wimbledon (Sinner) [Jul]

* '''Winter/Spring 2025 : Italy, Montespertoli/Firenze -- Leave of Absence -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War -- Death of Pope Francis & Election of Pope Leo XIV
** ''Sport Events'' : Australian Open (Sinner) [Jan]
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== Gallery ==
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==== December 2025 ====
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File:2025 Joke.jpg|'''Joke of the Year''' (Dec 31, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time AI.jpg|'''Artificial Intelligence, Person of the Year, TIME's cover''' (Dec 29, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Urbi Orbi Pope Leo.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Christmas 2025: Pope Leo XIV's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Dec 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-3) vs. Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Volleyball Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Volleyball Italy Superstar''' (Dec 21, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards --> (Dec 20, 2025) -->
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 2025 ITF World Champions''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 2025 ATP Player of the Year''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ITF World Champion''' (Dec 2025)
File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards <-- (Dec 20, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Masada Seminar.jpg|'''Seminar by Arnaldo Marcone on Masada, University of Pisa''' (Dec 17, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Jane Austen.jpg|'''Jane Austen Film Marathon, 250th Anniversary''' (Dec 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 AISSI Levy.jpg|'''Lecture by Davide Levy (Tel Aviv University)''' (Dec 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 VoluntarItaly.png|'''VolutarItaly, 10th anniversary''' (Dec 15, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Bardi Bragalini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Bragalini's book on Duke Ellington, edited by Aloma Bardi (ICAMus)''' (Dec 15, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Nadia Battocletti (W), Euro Cross Country, Lagoa, Portugal''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Bondi_Beach_shooting Bondi Beach Anti-Jewish Terror Attack], Sydney, Australia''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1964 Stevenson (film).jpg|==== MOVIES ==== '''TCM Premiere of Mary Poppins, Dick Van Dyke's 100th birthday''' (Dec 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 MLS Cup.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Miami (W) vs. Vancouver (F), MLS Cup''' (Dec 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI), with Giulio Mariotti: "Paolo nel Nuovo Testamento"''' (Dec 5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland --> (Dec 7, 2025) -->
File:2025 Lublin Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Italy (W), Swimming Team, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1994 Zazzeri (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Lorenzo Zazzeri, Team (WW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1993 Di Pietro (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Silvia Di Pietro, Team (WWF), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Deplano (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Leonardo Deplano, Team (WWW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simone Cerasuolo (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Razzetti (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Alberto Razzetti (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Thomas Ceccon (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simona Quadarella (W-F-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2006 Curtis (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Sara Curtis (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2025 Swimming Lublin.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Poster, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland <-- (Dec 2, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Bible Fiction.jpg|'''La fiction storico-religiosa alla TV italiana (Maria Bianco, Dario Garribba)''' (Dec 3, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Frankel Pictures.png|'''Workshop (Frankel Center), with Deborah Dash Moore: "Picturing Jews"''' (Dec 2, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== November 2025 ====
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File:2025 Gianna DiNardo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Homicide of my former schoolmate Gianna Di Nardo, Florence''' (Nov 30, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Silvia Giorgini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Thanksgiving at Silvia's''' (Nov 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1990 Behr (video).gif|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Vivaldi, Orlando furioso (Behr), video''' (Nov 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Harnoncourt (video).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Monteverdi, Il ritorno di Ulisse in patria (Harnoncourt), video''' (Nov 25, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Nov 23, 2025 -- Tennis, 113^ Davis Cup [Italy] ====
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File:2025 Coppa Davis.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Celebratory Poster, 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4) vs. Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Spain Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1981 Volandri (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team Coach (Filippo Volandri), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Flavio Cobolli), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1996 Berrettini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Matteo Berrettini), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Huron Sunset.jpg|'''Sunset on River Huron, Ann Arbor''' (Nov 21, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Gemelle Kessler.jpg|'''Kessler Twins's Assisted Suicide''' (Nov 17, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Darell Bock''' (Nov 16, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Nov 16, 2025 -- Tennis, ATP Finals ====
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<gallery>
File:ATP Finals Turin (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''ATP Finals (Turin 2025) (Nov 16, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 12025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz 2.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Nov 15, 2025 -- Isaac Oliver, Co-Director of the Enoch Seminar ====
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<gallery>
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Seminar, new governance'' (Nov 15, 2025)
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Seminar Co-Director (2025-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Seminar Founding Director (2001-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Women Michigan.jpg|'''Panel: "Women's Liberation at UofM, 1968-72"''' (Nov 12, 2025) Karla Goldman, chair
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File:2025 Media Holocaust.jpg|'''The Media of Holocaust Memory (Laura Levitt & Todd Presner), Frankel Center''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Israel Palestine.jpg|'''Online Panel (PD): "Israelis and Palestinians for Peace"''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Trump.jpg|'''Trump's World, TIME's cover''' (Nov 10, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi Antonelli / Mercedes (F), Sao Paolo Grand Prix''' (Nov 9, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F) Hellenic Champ., Men's Singles''' (Nov 8, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI): "Giudaismo ellenistico e diaspore"''' (Nov 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Zohran Mamdani.jpg|'''Zohran Mamdani, 1^ Muslim Major of New York''' (Nov 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 53^ Paris Masters, Men's Singles''' (Nov 2, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Museum Egypt.jpg|'''The Grand Egyptian Museum Opening in Cairo''' (Nov 1, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== October 2025 ====
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File:2025 Yiddish.png|'''Dybbukim: Yiddish Spooky Movies''' (Oct 29, 2025)
File:2025 Freedman Nasrallah.jpg|'''Laura Nasrallah at Ann Arbor (Freedman lecture)''' (Oct 28, 2025)
File:2025 Hurricane Melissa.jpg|'''Hurricane Melissa, cat.5, Jamaica''' (Oct 28, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time Robots.jpg|'''Robots Come Home, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time Hostage.jpg|'''Israeli Hostage, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Peace Meeting.jpg|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, closing''' --> (Oct 28, 2025) -->
2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 28, 2025)
Sergio Mattarella.jpg|'''Sergio Mattarella, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 26, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Egidio.png|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, opening''' <-- (Oct 26, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), Vienna Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 26, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Berio Berberian.jpg|'''Luciano Berio & Cathy Berberian: A Conference''' (Oct 24, 2025)
File:2025 Antisemitismo.jpg|'''Vecchi e nuovi antisemitismi: Lucia Antinucci, Massimo Cozzolino, Daniele Garrone, Gadi Luzzatto''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Team Pursuit (cycling).jpg|'''Italy (W), World Cycling (Women's Team Pursuit), Santiago, Chile''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Barnabiti.jpg|'''Book Presentation (with Giulio Mariotti)''' (Oct 20, 2025)
File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Hunter Hampton''' (Oct 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
</gallery>
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File:2025 Casa Alta.jpg|'''Online Lecture by Brunetto Salvarani''' (Oct 14, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Summit Egypt.png|'''Israel-Palestine, Peace Summit in Egypt''' (Oct 13, 2025)
File:Release Hostages.jpg|'''Israel-Palestine, Release of Hostages in Gaza''' (Oct 13, 2025)
</gallery>
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File:Giro Lombardia.png|'''119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|'''Tadej POGACAR (W), 119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Olga Gershenson.jpg|'''Olga Gershenson at the Frankel Institute''' (Oct 9, 2025)
</gallery>
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File:2025 NewYorker Parenting.jpg|'''The Overwhelming Delights of Parenting, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Oct 6, 2025)
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File:2025 Osa sapere.jpg|'''The Authenticity of the Pauline Letters, video''' (Oct 5, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W-2), China Open, Women's Doubles''' (Oct 5, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Antisemitism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_synagogue_attack Heaton Park Synagogue Anti-Jewish attack], Manchester, England''' (Oct 2, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), China Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 1, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== September 2025 ====
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File:Bulgarian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-5) vs. Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
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Verdi Requiem.jpg|'''Verdi's Requiem at Hill Auditorium''' (Sep 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Chengdu Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 23, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or --> (Sep 22, 2025) -->
File:2000 Haaland (soccer).jpg|'''Erling Haaland, 2025 Ballon d'Or (26)'''
File:1991 Lewandowski (soccer).jpg|'''Robert Lewandowski, 2025 Ballon d'Or (17)'''
File:1999 Donnarumma (soccer).jpg|'''Gigi Donnarumma, 2025 Ballon d'Or (9)'''
File:1998 Mbappe (soccer).jpg|'''Kylian Mbappé, 2025 Ballon d'Or (7)'''
File:1992 Salah (soccer).jpg|'''Mohamed Salah, 2025 Ballon d'Or (4)'''
File:2007 Yamal (soccer).jpg|'''Lamine Yamal, 2025 Ballon d'Or (F)'''
File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or <-- (Sep 22, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Elisabetta Cocciaretto), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Jasmine Paolini), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1987 Errani (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Sara Errani), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:US Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6) vs. United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup / 5^ King Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
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File:2025 Rammuny Funeral.jpg|'''Raji Rammuny's Funeral, Ann Arbor Mosque''' (Sep 19, 2025)
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File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Colloquium, online <-- (Sep 15, 2025) <--
2025 Within Judaism 3.jpg|'''Enoch Colloquium, online: Schedule''' (Sep 15-17, 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
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File:1999 Dallavalle (athletics).jpg|'''Andrea Dallavalle (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 19, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|'''Mattia Furlani (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|'''Armand Duplantis (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' [3] (Sep 17, 2025)
File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|'''Nadia Battocletti (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1991 Palmisano (athletics).png|'''Antonella Palmisano (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13, 2025)
File:American flag.png|'''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 20^ World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics.png|'''20^ World Athletics (Tokyo 2025) IT = W1 / F3 / B3''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
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File:2025 Sept Wallenberg.png|'''Lunch at the Wallenberg Institute with Ken Stern''' (Sep 10, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025) [2]
File:US Open.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''145^ US Open, Carlos Alcaraz (W-2) & Aryna Sabalenka (W-2)''' ([Aug 24] Sep 7, 2025)
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File:1998 Orro (volleyball).jpg|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2), Women's Team (Alessia Orro), 20^ World Volley''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Turkish flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2) vs. Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 MES Party.jpg|Sep 5, 2025 (MES Picnic Party)
2025 JS Welcome Lunch.jpg|'''JS Welcome Lunch''' (Sep 5, 2025)
2025 Trento.jpg|Sep 4, 2025 (book presentation)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' [34^ year] (Fall 2025)

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==== August 2025 ====
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File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), US Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Aug 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jasmine Paolini (F), 97^ Cincinnati Open, Women's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Super Cup.jpg|==== SOCCER ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Paris SG (W) vs. Tottenham (F), 2025 UEFA Super Cup''' (Aug 13, 2025)
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File:2008 Inzoli (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Daniele INZOLI (F), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (long jump), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2026)
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File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Kelly Doualla (W), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (100m), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2025)

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==== July 2025 ====
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France, Points''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W-4), 112^ Tour de France, Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Maglia Gialla Tour.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Tadej Pogačar (W-4), Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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File:Italian flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (B) & Germany (B), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Spanish flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:English flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ENGLAND (W-2) vs. Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:2025 Women Euro Soccer.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''14^ Women's Euro Soccer (Switzerland 2025), Official Poster''' [Jul 2] (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Washington Open <ATP-500>, Tennis''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025 -- Music, 113^ Bayreuth Festival [Gatti] ====
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File:Bayreuth Festival.jpg|'''113^ Bayreuth Festival, Germany (Katharina Wagner, director)''' (Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025)
File:1961 Gatti (conductor).jpg|'''Daniele Gatti (conductor(, Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Wagner), 113^ Bayreuth Festival''' (Jul 25, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Meloni.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''Giorgia Meloni, TIME's cover''' (Jul 24, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 35^ Crotia Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (17^ Stage)''' (Jul 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 77^ Swedish Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (12^ & 13^ stages)''' (Jul 17 & 18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Elisabetta Cocciaretto (W), 15^ Swedish Open, Tennis <WTA-125>''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1991 Longo Borghini (cycling).jpg|'''Elisa Longo Borghini (W), Giro d'Italia''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (8^ Stage)''' (Jul 12, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 --> (Aug 3, 2025) -->
File:Pellacani Santoro (diving).jpg|'''Chiara Pellacani & Matteo Santoro (W), World Diving, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|'''Simone Cerasuolo (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:1997 Ledecky (swimming).jpg|'''Katie Ledecky (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29 & Aug 2, 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|'''Simona Quadarella (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29, 2025)
File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|'''Nicolò Martinenghi (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 29, 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|'''Thomas Ceccon (F), World Swimming, Singapore, Singapore''' (Jul 28, 2025)
File:1994 Paltrinieri (swimming).jpg|'''Gregorio Paltrinieri (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16 & 18, 2025)
File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|'''Ginevra Taddeucci (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16, 18 & 19, 2025)
File:2025 World Swimming.png|'''Poster, World Aquatics, Singapore 2025'''
File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 <-- (Jul 11, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (7^ Stage)''' (Jul 11, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
2025 Sinner Wimbledon.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
File:Wimbledon.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''138^ Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner (W-1), Iga Świątek (W)''' ([Jun 30-] Jul 12-13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Summer/Fall 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Italy to USA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jul 8-9, 2025 (Italy to USA flight)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (4^ Stage)''' (Jul 8, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Tour France.png|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Opening''' (Jul 5 [-27], 2025)

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==== June 2025 ====
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File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 --> (Jun 30, 2025) -->
File:2025 Virgili.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Il mito del Gesù mitico"''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 2.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "La Bibbia non parla di UFO"''' (2025)
File:2025 Van Maaren.jpg|'''John Van Maaren, "The Gospel of Mark's Judaism..."''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 3.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Capire il Libro di Enoc"''' (2025) <preface>
2025 Ballabio Giuliani.jpg|'''Ballabio & Giuliani (eds.), "Paolo di Tarso nel pensiero ebraico"''' (Jun 23, 2025) <article>
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|'''Zygulski et al. (eds.), "Riattivare Paolo di Tarso"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <article>
File:2025-E Diaz.jpg|'''Estudios iberoamericanos''' (Nov 2025) <article>
File:2025 Boccaccini Mariotti.jpg|'''Boccaccini & Mariotti, "Paolo di Tarso un ebreo del suo tempo"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <book>
File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 <-- (Jun 30, 2025) <--
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2025 Camaldoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 31 - Jul 4, 2025 (conference)
2025 Camaldoli 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 26, 2025 (book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''NETHERLANDS (W) vs. Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Uppsala.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 25, 2025 (book review session)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:UEFA Under21.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''25^ Men's Euro Soccer Under21, England (W-4) vs. Germany (F)''' (Jun 28, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, Gazzada (Milan), Italy --> (Jun 26, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Gazzada.jpg|Jun 22-26, 2025 (conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada (Milan), Italy''' <-- (Jun 22, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Halle Open <ATP-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (F), German Open, Tennis <WTA-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Bologna.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 17, 2025 (book presentation)
2025 Bologna 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 15-17, 2025 (lectures + conference)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Euro Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== === EURO CHAMP === '''38^ Euro Fencing, Genoa (Italy) IT = W3 / F2 / B8''' (Jun 14-19, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Manola.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 14, 2025 (In memory of Manola Bardi, Montespertoli)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, online --> (Jun 12, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Within Judaism 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 10-12, 2025 (online conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar, online <-- (Jun 10, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
FILE:2025 Time Democrats.jpg|'''Democrats, TIME's cover''' (Jun 9, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Women's Doubles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Mixed Doubles''' (Jun 5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Uruguay 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 5, 2025 (book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Maglia Rosa.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Simon Yates (W), Final''' (Jun 1, 2025)

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==== May 2025 ====
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File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''Inter (F) vs. Paris SG (W), 70^ Champions League''' (May 31, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Roma 3.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1997 Scaroni (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Christian Scaroni (W), 108^ Giro d'Italia (16^ Stage)''' (May 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Prato Heger.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco, "Storie di Giuseppe", Prato (Simonetta Heger)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture: "Giuseppe e le sue storie attraverso i secoli, Prato"''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Bibbia Aloma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Temi biblici nella musica americana, Prato (Aloma Bardi)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Heger Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco Concert, Lyceum (Simonetta Heger & Elisabeth Hertzberg)''' (May 26, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Florence & Prato''' (May 26-27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Uomini Profeti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 24, 2025 (radio interview)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Doubles''' (May 24, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Singles''' (May 24, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Vanity Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (May 24, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1996 McTominay (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Scott McTominay (W), 123^ Serie A, Best Player (Napoli)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:1999 Retegui (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Mateo Retegui (W), 123^ Serie A, Top Scorer (Atalanta)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 123^ Serie A''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-4) vs. Inter (F), 123^ Serie A, Scudetto''' (May 25, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== May 7, 2025 -- 70^ David di Donatello, Rome ====
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File:David Donatello.png|'''70^ David di Donatello, Rome''' (May 7, 2025)
File:2024 Delpero (film).jpg|'''Vermiglio (Delpero), Best Film (W), 71^ David di Donatello''' (May 7, 2025)
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2025 Trieste Museo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 21, 2025 (book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Florence.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Moving Back to Florence''' (May 20, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Doubles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (F), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Singles''' (May 17, 2025)
File:Italian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''82^ Italian Open <ATP-1000>, Carlos Alcaraz (W) & Jasmine Paolini (W)''' ([May 6] May 17-18, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''BOLOGNA (W-3) vs. Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Giro Italia.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Opening''' (May 9 [Jun 1], 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV''' (May 8, 2025 to the present)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1999 Constantini 1995 Mosaner (curling).jpg|'''Stefania Constantini & Amos Mosaner (W), World Curling, Fredericton, Canada''' (May 3, 2025)

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==== April 2025 ====
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File:2025 NewYorker Dogs.jpg|'''Lucky Dogs, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Apr 28, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1994 Ciccone (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Giulio Ciccone (F), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W-3), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Death Pope Francis.jpg|'''Death & Funeral of Pope Francis''' (Apr 21 & 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 72^ Barcelona Open, Men's Singles''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Urbi Orbi Pope Francis.jpg|'''Easter 2025: Pope Francis's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Ives Concert, Lyceum (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Apr 14, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Florence''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time Zelensky.jpg|'''The Endgame, TIME's cover''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (F), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:Paris Roubaix.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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File:Passover.jpg|'''Passover 2025''' (Apr 12, 2025)
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2025 Bella Prof.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 9, 2025 (online book presentation)
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File:Monte Carlo Masters.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''118^ Monte Carlo Masters, Tennis <ATP-1000>''' (Apr 6-13, 2025)
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2025 Milano.jpg|Apr 6, 2025 (lecture)
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 39^ Grand Prix Hassan II, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Bucharest Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 109^ Tour of Flanders''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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2025 Uruguay 1.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 5, 2025 (online interview)

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==== March 2025 ====
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File:1987 Djokovic (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Novak Djokovic (F), 40^ Miami Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 30, 2025)
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File:2025 Ives Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Intepretare Ives, Prato (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Mar 29, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Prato''' (Mar 29, 2025)
2025 BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 28-30, 2025 (conference + chair)
File:BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''BIBLIA Conference, Florence''' (Mar 28-29, 2025)
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 25, 2025 (article in edited volume)
File:2025 Boccaccini Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 25, 2025 (book with Giulio Mariotti)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1996 Ganna (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Filippo Ganna (F), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:Milano Sanremo.png|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W-2), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 23, 2025)
File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (F), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Armand Duplantis (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing, China IT = W2 / F1 / B0''' (Mar 21-23, 2026)
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File:1987 Errani 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 51^ Indian Wells Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Mar 16, 2025)
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File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|'''Francesca Lollobrigida (W), World Skating, Norway''' (Mar 15, 2025)
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File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 9, 2025)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Alissa Iapichino (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (F), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 7, 2025)
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File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Italy (F), 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''NETHERLANDS (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:2025 Euro Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn IT = W3 / F1 / B2''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2024 Salles (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''I'm Still Here (Salles), Best Intl Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2024 Baker (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''Anora (Baker), Best Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2025 Oscar Award.jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''97^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony''' (Mar 2, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== February 2025 ====
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2025 Gerschwin Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Rhapsody in Blue, Prato (Paolo Somigli, Aloma Bardi, LiLai Nan)''' (Feb 28, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Prato''' (Feb 28, 2025)
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2025 Card Bea.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 26-28, 2025 (conference + lecture)
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2025 Trieste.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 16, 2025 (online lecture)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), Doha Open, Tennis <WTA-1000>''' (Feb 16, 2025)
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File:Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Montespertoli, Italy''' (Winter/Spring 2024)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:USA to Italy.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 2025 (USA to Italy flight)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Rotterdam Open, Tennis <ATP-500>''' (Feb 9, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1995 Shiffrin (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Mikaela Shiffrin, Team (W), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 11, 2025)
File:1990 Brignone (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Federica Brignone (WF), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 6 & 13, 2025)
File:Skiing Logo.png|==== SPORT ==== ''48^ World Skiing, Saalbach, Austria (Feb 4-16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Vanity Harry.jpg|==== VARIA ==== '''Harry & Meghan, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (Feb 1, 2025)

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==== January 2025 ====
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2025 Michigan Winter.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Michigan Winter''' (Jan 26, 2025)
2025 Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giorno della memoria <online lecture>''' (Jan 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 26, 2025)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Men's Doubles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
File:Australian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Madison Keys (W), Women's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 NewYorker Musk.jpg|'''Musk & Trump, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Jan 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Donald Trump.jpg|'''Donald Trump, 47^ US President''' (Jan 20, 2025 - present)
File:Pope Francis.jpg|'''TV - Pope Francis interviewed by Fabio Fazio ("Che tempo che fa")''' (Jan 19, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Adelaide Intl <ATP-250>''' (Jan 11, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:Joshua Scott.jpg|'''Joshua Scott, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
2025 Within Judaism.jpg|Jan 7, 2025 (conference + lecture)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar Event <online>''' (Jan 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''MILAN (W-8) vs. Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:United Cup.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''3^ United Cup, Finals Tennis <ATP-WTA> (Jan 1-5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_New_Orleans_truck_attack New Year Terror Attack], New Orleans, LA''' (Jan 1, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 1, 2025 -- New Year's Concert (Muti) ====
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<gallery>
File:1941 Muti (conductor).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Riccardo Muti, New Year's Concert, Musikverein, Vienna''' (Jan 1, 2025)
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==== Jan 1, 2025 -- RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI ====
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<gallery>
File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Jan 2025)
</gallery>

Gabriele Boccaccini (2025): A Biography in Pictures

2026-10-11T18:37:05Z

Gabriele Boccaccini: /* , 2025 -- */

'''[[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (2025): A Biography in Pictures'''

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2049): A Biography in Pictures|2049]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2048): A Biography in Pictures|2048]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2047): A Biography in Pictures|2047]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2046): A Biography in Pictures|2046]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2045): A Biography in Pictures|2045]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2044): A Biography in Pictures|2044]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2043): A Biography in Pictures|2043]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2042): A Biography in Pictures|2042]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2041): A Biography in Pictures|2041]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2040): A Biography in Pictures|2040]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2039): A Biography in Pictures|2039]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2038): A Biography in Pictures|2038]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2037): A Biography in Pictures|2037]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2036): A Biography in Pictures|2036]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2035): A Biography in Pictures|2035]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2034): A Biography in Pictures|2034]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2033): A Biography in Pictures|2033]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2032): A Biography in Pictures|2032]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2031): A Biography in Pictures|2031]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2030): A Biography in Pictures|2030]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2029): A Biography in Pictures|2029]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2028): A Biography in Pictures|2028]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2027): A Biography in Pictures|2027]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2026): A Biography in Pictures|2026]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2025): A Biography in Pictures|2025]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2024): A Biography in Pictures|2024]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2023): A Biography in Pictures|2023]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2022): A Biography in Pictures|2022]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2021): A Biography in Pictures|2021]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2020): A Biography in Pictures|2020]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2019): A Biography in Pictures|2019]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2018): A Biography in Pictures|2018]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2017): A Biography in Pictures|2017]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2016): A Biography in Pictures|2016]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2015): A Biography in Pictures|2015]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2014): A Biography in Pictures|2014]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2013): A Biography in Pictures|2013]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2012): A Biography in Pictures|2012]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2011): A Biography in Pictures|2011]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2010): A Biography in Pictures|2010]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2009): A Biography in Pictures|2009]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2008): A Biography in Pictures|2008]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2007): A Biography in Pictures|2007]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2006): A Biography in Pictures|2006]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2005): A Biography in Pictures|2005]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2004): A Biography in Pictures|2004]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2003): A Biography in Pictures|2003]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2002): A Biography in Pictures|2002]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2001): A Biography in Pictures|2001]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2000): A Biography in Pictures|2000]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1999): A Biography in Pictures|1999]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1998): A Biography in Pictures|1998]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1997): A Biography in Pictures|1997]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1996): A Biography in Pictures|1996]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1995): A Biography in Pictures|1995]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1994): A Biography in Pictures|1994]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1993): A Biography in Pictures|1993]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1992): A Biography in Pictures|1992]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1991): A Biography in Pictures|1991]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1990): A Biography in Pictures|1990]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1989): A Biography in Pictures|1989]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1988): A Biography in Pictures|1988]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1987): A Biography in Pictures|1987]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1986): A Biography in Pictures|1986]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1985): A Biography in Pictures|1985]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1984): A Biography in Pictures|1984]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1983): A Biography in Pictures|1983]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1982): A Biography in Pictures|1982]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1981): A Biography in Pictures|1981]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1980): A Biography in Pictures|1980]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1979): A Biography in Pictures|1979]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1978): A Biography in Pictures|1978]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1977): A Biography in Pictures|1977]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1976): A Biography in Pictures|1976]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1975): A Biography in Pictures|1975]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1974): A Biography in Pictures|1974]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1973): A Biography in Pictures|1973]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1972): A Biography in Pictures|1972]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1971): A Biography in Pictures|1971]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1970): A Biography in Pictures|1970]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1969): A Biography in Pictures|1969]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1968): A Biography in Pictures|1968]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1967): A Biography in Pictures|1967]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1966): A Biography in Pictures|1966]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1965): A Biography in Pictures|1965]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1964): A Biography in Pictures|1964]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1963): A Biography in Pictures|1963]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1962): A Biography in Pictures|1962]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1961): A Biography in Pictures|1961]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1960): A Biography in Pictures|1960]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1959): A Biography in Pictures|1959]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1958): A Biography in Pictures|1958]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1957): A Biography in Pictures|1957]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1956): A Biography in Pictures|1956]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1955): A Biography in Pictures|1955]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1954): A Biography in Pictures|1954]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1953): A Biography in Pictures|1953]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1952): A Biography in Pictures|1952]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1951): A Biography in Pictures|1951]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1950): A Biography in Pictures|1950]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1949): A Biography in Pictures|1949]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1948): A Biography in Pictures|1948]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1947): A Biography in Pictures|1947]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1946): A Biography in Pictures|1946]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1945): A Biography in Pictures|1945]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1944): A Biography in Pictures|1944]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1943): A Biography in Pictures|1943]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1942): A Biography in Pictures|1942]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1941): A Biography in Pictures|1941]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1940): A Biography in Pictures|1940]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1939): A Biography in Pictures|1939]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1938): A Biography in Pictures|1938]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1937): A Biography in Pictures|1937]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1936): A Biography in Pictures|1936]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1935): A Biography in Pictures|1935]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1934): A Biography in Pictures|1934]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1933): A Biography in Pictures|1933]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1932): A Biography in Pictures|1932]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1931): A Biography in Pictures|1931]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1930): A Biography in Pictures|1930]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1929): A Biography in Pictures|1929]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1928): A Biography in Pictures|1928]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1927): A Biography in Pictures|1927]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1926): A Biography in Pictures|1926]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1925): A Biography in Pictures|1925]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1924): A Biography in Pictures|1924]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1923): A Biography in Pictures|1923]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1922): A Biography in Pictures|1922]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1921): A Biography in Pictures|1921]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1920): A Biography in Pictures|1920]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1919): A Biography in Pictures|1919]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1918): A Biography in Pictures|1918]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1917): A Biography in Pictures|1917]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1916): A Biography in Pictures|1916]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1915): A Biography in Pictures|1915]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1914): A Biography in Pictures|1914]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1913): A Biography in Pictures|1913]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1912): A Biography in Pictures|1912]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1911): A Biography in Pictures|1911]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1910): A Biography in Pictures|1910]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1909): A Biography in Pictures|1909]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1908): A Biography in Pictures|1908]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1907): A Biography in Pictures|1907]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1906): A Biography in Pictures|1906]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1905): A Biography in Pictures|1905]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1904): A Biography in Pictures|1904]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1903): A Biography in Pictures|1903]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1902): A Biography in Pictures|1902]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1901): A Biography in Pictures|1901]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1900): A Biography in Pictures|1900]]
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== Overview ==
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* '''Fall 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- EnSem online conference on Within Judaism? [Sep]'''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : King Cup (Italy) -- ATP Finals (Sinner) -- Davis Cup (Italy)

* '''Summer 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : Wimbledon (Sinner) [Jul]

* '''Winter/Spring 2025 : Italy, Montespertoli/Firenze -- Leave of Absence -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War -- Death of Pope Francis & Election of Pope Leo XIV
** ''Sport Events'' : Australian Open (Sinner) [Jan]
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== Gallery ==
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==== December 2025 ====
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<gallery>

File:2025 Joke.jpg|'''Joke of the Year''' (Dec 31, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Time AI.jpg|'''Artificial Intelligence, Person of the Year, TIME's cover''' (Dec 29, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Urbi Orbi Pope Leo.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Christmas 2025: Pope Leo XIV's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Dec 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-3) vs. Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Volleyball Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Volleyball Italy Superstar''' (Dec 21, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards --> (Dec 20, 2025) -->
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 2025 ITF World Champions''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 2025 ATP Player of the Year''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ITF World Champion''' (Dec 2025)
File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards <-- (Dec 20, 2025) <--
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File:2025 Masada Seminar.jpg|'''Seminar by Arnaldo Marcone on Masada, University of Pisa''' (Dec 17, 2025)
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File:2025 Jane Austen.jpg|'''Jane Austen Film Marathon, 250th Anniversary''' (Dec 16, 2025)
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File:2025 AISSI Levy.jpg|'''Lecture by Davide Levy (Tel Aviv University)''' (Dec 16, 2025)
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File:2025 VoluntarItaly.png|'''VolutarItaly, 10th anniversary''' (Dec 15, 2025)
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File:2025 Bardi Bragalini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Bragalini's book on Duke Ellington, edited by Aloma Bardi (ICAMus)''' (Dec 15, 2025)
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File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Nadia Battocletti (W), Euro Cross Country, Lagoa, Portugal''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Bondi_Beach_shooting Bondi Beach Anti-Jewish Terror Attack], Sydney, Australia''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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File:1964 Stevenson (film).jpg|==== MOVIES ==== '''TCM Premiere of Mary Poppins, Dick Van Dyke's 100th birthday''' (Dec 13, 2025)
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File:2025 MLS Cup.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Miami (W) vs. Vancouver (F), MLS Cup''' (Dec 6, 2025)
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File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI), with Giulio Mariotti: "Paolo nel Nuovo Testamento"''' (Dec 5, 2025)
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File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland --> (Dec 7, 2025) -->
File:2025 Lublin Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Italy (W), Swimming Team, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1994 Zazzeri (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Lorenzo Zazzeri, Team (WW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1993 Di Pietro (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Silvia Di Pietro, Team (WWF), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Deplano (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Leonardo Deplano, Team (WWW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simone Cerasuolo (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Razzetti (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Alberto Razzetti (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Thomas Ceccon (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simona Quadarella (W-F-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2006 Curtis (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Sara Curtis (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2025 Swimming Lublin.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Poster, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland <-- (Dec 2, 2025) <--
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File:2025 Bible Fiction.jpg|'''La fiction storico-religiosa alla TV italiana (Maria Bianco, Dario Garribba)''' (Dec 3, 2025)
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File:2025 Frankel Pictures.png|'''Workshop (Frankel Center), with Deborah Dash Moore: "Picturing Jews"''' (Dec 2, 2025)

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File:2025 Gianna DiNardo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Homicide of my former schoolmate Gianna Di Nardo, Florence''' (Nov 30, 2025)
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File:Silvia Giorgini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Thanksgiving at Silvia's''' (Nov 27, 2025)
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File:1990 Behr (video).gif|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Vivaldi, Orlando furioso (Behr), video''' (Nov 26, 2025)
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File:2002 Harnoncourt (video).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Monteverdi, Il ritorno di Ulisse in patria (Harnoncourt), video''' (Nov 25, 2025)
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==== Nov 23, 2025 -- Tennis, 113^ Davis Cup [Italy] ====
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File:2025 Coppa Davis.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Celebratory Poster, 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4) vs. Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Spain Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1981 Volandri (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team Coach (Filippo Volandri), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Flavio Cobolli), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1996 Berrettini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Matteo Berrettini), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
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File:2025 Huron Sunset.jpg|'''Sunset on River Huron, Ann Arbor''' (Nov 21, 2025)
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File:Gemelle Kessler.jpg|'''Kessler Twins's Assisted Suicide''' (Nov 17, 2025)
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File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Darell Bock''' (Nov 16, 2025)
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==== Nov 16, 2025 -- Tennis, ATP Finals ====
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File:ATP Finals Turin (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''ATP Finals (Turin 2025) (Nov 16, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 12025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz 2.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
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==== Nov 15, 2025 -- Isaac Oliver, Co-Director of the Enoch Seminar ====
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File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Seminar, new governance'' (Nov 15, 2025)
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Seminar Co-Director (2025-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Seminar Founding Director (2001-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
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File:2025 Women Michigan.jpg|'''Panel: "Women's Liberation at UofM, 1968-72"''' (Nov 12, 2025) Karla Goldman, chair
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File:2025 Media Holocaust.jpg|'''The Media of Holocaust Memory (Laura Levitt & Todd Presner), Frankel Center''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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File:2025 Israel Palestine.jpg|'''Online Panel (PD): "Israelis and Palestinians for Peace"''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Trump.jpg|'''Trump's World, TIME's cover''' (Nov 10, 2025)
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi Antonelli / Mercedes (F), Sao Paolo Grand Prix''' (Nov 9, 2025)
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File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F) Hellenic Champ., Men's Singles''' (Nov 8, 2025)
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File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI): "Giudaismo ellenistico e diaspore"''' (Nov 7, 2025)
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File:Zohran Mamdani.jpg|'''Zohran Mamdani, 1^ Muslim Major of New York''' (Nov 6, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 53^ Paris Masters, Men's Singles''' (Nov 2, 2025)
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File:2025 Museum Egypt.jpg|'''The Grand Egyptian Museum Opening in Cairo''' (Nov 1, 2025)

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==== October 2025 ====
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File:2025 Yiddish.png|'''Dybbukim: Yiddish Spooky Movies''' (Oct 29, 2025)
File:2025 Freedman Nasrallah.jpg|'''Laura Nasrallah at Ann Arbor (Freedman lecture)''' (Oct 28, 2025)
File:2025 Hurricane Melissa.jpg|'''Hurricane Melissa, cat.5, Jamaica''' (Oct 28, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Robots.jpg|'''Robots Come Home, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Hostage.jpg|'''Israeli Hostage, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
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File:2025 Peace Meeting.jpg|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, closing''' --> (Oct 28, 2025) -->
2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 28, 2025)
Sergio Mattarella.jpg|'''Sergio Mattarella, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 26, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Egidio.png|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, opening''' <-- (Oct 26, 2025) <--
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), Vienna Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 26, 2025)
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File:2025 Berio Berberian.jpg|'''Luciano Berio & Cathy Berberian: A Conference''' (Oct 24, 2025)
File:2025 Antisemitismo.jpg|'''Vecchi e nuovi antisemitismi: Lucia Antinucci, Massimo Cozzolino, Daniele Garrone, Gadi Luzzatto''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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File:Team Pursuit (cycling).jpg|'''Italy (W), World Cycling (Women's Team Pursuit), Santiago, Chile''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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File:2025 Barnabiti.jpg|'''Book Presentation (with Giulio Mariotti)''' (Oct 20, 2025)
File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Hunter Hampton''' (Oct 20, 2025)
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
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File:2025 Casa Alta.jpg|'''Online Lecture by Brunetto Salvarani''' (Oct 14, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Summit Egypt.png|'''Israel-Palestine, Peace Summit in Egypt''' (Oct 13, 2025)
File:Release Hostages.jpg|'''Israel-Palestine, Release of Hostages in Gaza''' (Oct 13, 2025)
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File:Giro Lombardia.png|'''119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|'''Tadej POGACAR (W), 119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
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File:Olga Gershenson.jpg|'''Olga Gershenson at the Frankel Institute''' (Oct 9, 2025)
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File:2025 NewYorker Parenting.jpg|'''The Overwhelming Delights of Parenting, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Oct 6, 2025)
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File:2025 Osa sapere.jpg|'''The Authenticity of the Pauline Letters, video''' (Oct 5, 2025)
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W-2), China Open, Women's Doubles''' (Oct 5, 2025)
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File:Antisemitism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_synagogue_attack Heaton Park Synagogue Anti-Jewish attack], Manchester, England''' (Oct 2, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), China Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 1, 2025)

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==== September 2025 ====
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File:Bulgarian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-5) vs. Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
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Verdi Requiem.jpg|'''Verdi's Requiem at Hill Auditorium''' (Sep 26, 2025)
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File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Chengdu Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 23, 2025)
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File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or --> (Sep 22, 2025) -->
File:2000 Haaland (soccer).jpg|'''Erling Haaland, 2025 Ballon d'Or (26)'''
File:1991 Lewandowski (soccer).jpg|'''Robert Lewandowski, 2025 Ballon d'Or (17)'''
File:1999 Donnarumma (soccer).jpg|'''Gigi Donnarumma, 2025 Ballon d'Or (9)'''
File:1998 Mbappe (soccer).jpg|'''Kylian Mbappé, 2025 Ballon d'Or (7)'''
File:1992 Salah (soccer).jpg|'''Mohamed Salah, 2025 Ballon d'Or (4)'''
File:2007 Yamal (soccer).jpg|'''Lamine Yamal, 2025 Ballon d'Or (F)'''
File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or <-- (Sep 22, 2025) <--
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File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Elisabetta Cocciaretto), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Jasmine Paolini), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1987 Errani (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Sara Errani), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:US Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6) vs. United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup / 5^ King Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
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File:2025 Rammuny Funeral.jpg|'''Raji Rammuny's Funeral, Ann Arbor Mosque''' (Sep 19, 2025)
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File:Conference Icon.png|''EnSem Conference, online --> (Sep 17, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
2025 Within Judaism 3.jpg|'''Enoch Colloquium, online: Schedule''' (Sep 15-17, 2025)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Colloquium, online <-- (Sep 15, 2025) <--
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File:1999 Dallavalle (athletics).jpg|'''Andrea Dallavalle (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 19, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|'''Mattia Furlani (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|'''Armand Duplantis (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' [3] (Sep 17, 2025)
File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|'''Nadia Battocletti (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1991 Palmisano (athletics).png|'''Antonella Palmisano (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13, 2025)
File:American flag.png|'''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 20^ World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics.png|'''20^ World Athletics (Tokyo 2025) IT = W1 / F3 / B3''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
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File:2025 Sept Wallenberg.png|'''Lunch at the Wallenberg Institute with Ken Stern''' (Sep 10, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025) [2]
File:US Open.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''145^ US Open, Carlos Alcaraz (W-2) & Aryna Sabalenka (W-2)''' ([Aug 24] Sep 7, 2025)
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File:1998 Orro (volleyball).jpg|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2), Women's Team (Alessia Orro), 20^ World Volley''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Turkish flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2) vs. Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
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2025 MES Party.jpg|Sep 5, 2025 (MES Picnic Party)
2025 JS Welcome Lunch.jpg|'''JS Welcome Lunch''' (Sep 5, 2025)
2025 Trento.jpg|Sep 4, 2025 (book presentation)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' [34^ year] (Fall 2025)

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==== August 2025 ====
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File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), US Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Aug 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jasmine Paolini (F), 97^ Cincinnati Open, Women's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
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File:2025 Super Cup.jpg|==== SOCCER ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Paris SG (W) vs. Tottenham (F), 2025 UEFA Super Cup''' (Aug 13, 2025)
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File:2008 Inzoli (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Daniele INZOLI (F), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (long jump), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2026)
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File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Kelly Doualla (W), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (100m), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2025)

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==== July 2025 ====
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France, Points''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W-4), 112^ Tour de France, Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Maglia Gialla Tour.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Tadej Pogačar (W-4), Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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File:Italian flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (B) & Germany (B), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Spanish flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:English flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ENGLAND (W-2) vs. Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:2025 Women Euro Soccer.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''14^ Women's Euro Soccer (Switzerland 2025), Official Poster''' [Jul 2] (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Washington Open <ATP-500>, Tennis''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025 -- Music, 113^ Bayreuth Festival [Gatti] ====
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File:Bayreuth Festival.jpg|'''113^ Bayreuth Festival, Germany (Katharina Wagner, director)''' (Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025)
File:1961 Gatti (conductor).jpg|'''Daniele Gatti (conductor(, Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Wagner), 113^ Bayreuth Festival''' (Jul 25, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Meloni.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''Giorgia Meloni, TIME's cover''' (Jul 24, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 35^ Crotia Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (17^ Stage)''' (Jul 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 77^ Swedish Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (12^ & 13^ stages)''' (Jul 17 & 18, 2025)
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File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Elisabetta Cocciaretto (W), 15^ Swedish Open, Tennis <WTA-125>''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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File:1991 Longo Borghini (cycling).jpg|'''Elisa Longo Borghini (W), Giro d'Italia''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (8^ Stage)''' (Jul 12, 2025)
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File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 --> (Aug 3, 2025) -->
File:Pellacani Santoro (diving).jpg|'''Chiara Pellacani & Matteo Santoro (W), World Diving, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|'''Simone Cerasuolo (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:1997 Ledecky (swimming).jpg|'''Katie Ledecky (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29 & Aug 2, 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|'''Simona Quadarella (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29, 2025)
File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|'''Nicolò Martinenghi (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 29, 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|'''Thomas Ceccon (F), World Swimming, Singapore, Singapore''' (Jul 28, 2025)
File:1994 Paltrinieri (swimming).jpg|'''Gregorio Paltrinieri (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16 & 18, 2025)
File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|'''Ginevra Taddeucci (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16, 18 & 19, 2025)
File:2025 World Swimming.png|'''Poster, World Aquatics, Singapore 2025'''
File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 <-- (Jul 11, 2025) <--
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (7^ Stage)''' (Jul 11, 2025)
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
2025 Sinner Wimbledon.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
File:Wimbledon.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''138^ Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner (W-1), Iga Świątek (W)''' ([Jun 30-] Jul 12-13, 2025)
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Summer/Fall 2025)
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File:Italy to USA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jul 8-9, 2025 (Italy to USA flight)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (4^ Stage)''' (Jul 8, 2025)
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File:Tour France.png|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Opening''' (Jul 5 [-27], 2025)

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==== June 2025 ====
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File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 --> (Jun 30, 2025) -->
File:2025 Virgili.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Il mito del Gesù mitico"''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 2.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "La Bibbia non parla di UFO"''' (2025)
File:2025 Van Maaren.jpg|'''John Van Maaren, "The Gospel of Mark's Judaism..."''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 3.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Capire il Libro di Enoc"''' (2025) <preface>
2025 Ballabio Giuliani.jpg|'''Ballabio & Giuliani (eds.), "Paolo di Tarso nel pensiero ebraico"''' (Jun 23, 2025) <article>
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|'''Zygulski et al. (eds.), "Riattivare Paolo di Tarso"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <article>
File:2025-E Diaz.jpg|'''Estudios iberoamericanos''' (Nov 2025) <article>
File:2025 Boccaccini Mariotti.jpg|'''Boccaccini & Mariotti, "Paolo di Tarso un ebreo del suo tempo"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <book>
File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 <-- (Jun 30, 2025) <--
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2025 Camaldoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 31 - Jul 4, 2025 (conference)
2025 Camaldoli 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 26, 2025 (book presentation)
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File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''NETHERLANDS (W) vs. Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
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2025 Uppsala.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 25, 2025 (book review session)
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File:UEFA Under21.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''25^ Men's Euro Soccer Under21, England (W-4) vs. Germany (F)''' (Jun 28, 2025)
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File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, Gazzada (Milan), Italy --> (Jun 26, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Gazzada.jpg|Jun 22-26, 2025 (conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada (Milan), Italy''' <-- (Jun 22, 2025) <--
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Halle Open <ATP-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (F), German Open, Tennis <WTA-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
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2025 Bologna.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 17, 2025 (book presentation)
2025 Bologna 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 15-17, 2025 (lectures + conference)
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File:Euro Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== === EURO CHAMP === '''38^ Euro Fencing, Genoa (Italy) IT = W3 / F2 / B8''' (Jun 14-19, 2025)
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2025 Manola.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 14, 2025 (In memory of Manola Bardi, Montespertoli)
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File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, online --> (Jun 12, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Within Judaism 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 10-12, 2025 (online conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar, online <-- (Jun 10, 2025) <--
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FILE:2025 Time Democrats.jpg|'''Democrats, TIME's cover''' (Jun 9, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Women's Doubles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Mixed Doubles''' (Jun 5, 2025)
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2025 Uruguay 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 5, 2025 (book presentation)
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File:Maglia Rosa.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Simon Yates (W), Final''' (Jun 1, 2025)

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==== May 2025 ====
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File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''Inter (F) vs. Paris SG (W), 70^ Champions League''' (May 31, 2025)
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2025 Roma 3.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (book presentation)
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File:1997 Scaroni (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Christian Scaroni (W), 108^ Giro d'Italia (16^ Stage)''' (May 27, 2025)
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File:2025 Prato Heger.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco, "Storie di Giuseppe", Prato (Simonetta Heger)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture: "Giuseppe e le sue storie attraverso i secoli, Prato"''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Bibbia Aloma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Temi biblici nella musica americana, Prato (Aloma Bardi)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Heger Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco Concert, Lyceum (Simonetta Heger & Elisabeth Hertzberg)''' (May 26, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Florence & Prato''' (May 26-27, 2025)
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2025 Uomini Profeti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 24, 2025 (radio interview)
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Doubles''' (May 24, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Singles''' (May 24, 2025)
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File:2025 Vanity Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (May 24, 2025)
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File:1996 McTominay (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Scott McTominay (W), 123^ Serie A, Best Player (Napoli)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:1999 Retegui (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Mateo Retegui (W), 123^ Serie A, Top Scorer (Atalanta)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 123^ Serie A''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-4) vs. Inter (F), 123^ Serie A, Scudetto''' (May 25, 2025)
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==== May 7, 2025 -- 70^ David di Donatello, Rome ====
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File:David Donatello.png|'''70^ David di Donatello, Rome''' (May 7, 2025)
File:2024 Delpero (film).jpg|'''Vermiglio (Delpero), Best Film (W), 71^ David di Donatello''' (May 7, 2025)
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2025 Trieste Museo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 21, 2025 (book presentation)
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2025 Florence.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Moving Back to Florence''' (May 20, 2025)
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Doubles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (F), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Singles''' (May 17, 2025)
File:Italian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''82^ Italian Open <ATP-1000>, Carlos Alcaraz (W) & Jasmine Paolini (W)''' ([May 6] May 17-18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''BOLOGNA (W-3) vs. Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
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File:Giro Italia.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Opening''' (May 9 [Jun 1], 2025)
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2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV''' (May 8, 2025 to the present)
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File:1999 Constantini 1995 Mosaner (curling).jpg|'''Stefania Constantini & Amos Mosaner (W), World Curling, Fredericton, Canada''' (May 3, 2025)

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==== April 2025 ====
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File:2025 NewYorker Dogs.jpg|'''Lucky Dogs, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Apr 28, 2025)
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File:1994 Ciccone (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Giulio Ciccone (F), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W-3), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
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2025 Death Pope Francis.jpg|'''Death & Funeral of Pope Francis''' (Apr 21 & 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 72^ Barcelona Open, Men's Singles''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Urbi Orbi Pope Francis.jpg|'''Easter 2025: Pope Francis's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Ives Concert, Lyceum (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Apr 14, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Florence''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Time Zelensky.jpg|'''The Endgame, TIME's cover''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (F), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:Paris Roubaix.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Passover.jpg|'''Passover 2025''' (Apr 12, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Bella Prof.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 9, 2025 (online book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Monte Carlo Masters.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''118^ Monte Carlo Masters, Tennis <ATP-1000>''' (Apr 6-13, 2025)
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<gallery>
2025 Milano.jpg|Apr 6, 2025 (lecture)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 39^ Grand Prix Hassan II, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Bucharest Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 109^ Tour of Flanders''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Uruguay 1.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 5, 2025 (online interview)

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==== March 2025 ====
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File:1987 Djokovic (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Novak Djokovic (F), 40^ Miami Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 30, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Ives Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Intepretare Ives, Prato (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Mar 29, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Prato''' (Mar 29, 2025)
2025 BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 28-30, 2025 (conference + chair)
File:BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''BIBLIA Conference, Florence''' (Mar 28-29, 2025)
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 25, 2025 (article in edited volume)
File:2025 Boccaccini Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 25, 2025 (book with Giulio Mariotti)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1996 Ganna (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Filippo Ganna (F), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:Milano Sanremo.png|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W-2), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 23, 2025)
File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (F), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Armand Duplantis (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing, China IT = W2 / F1 / B0''' (Mar 21-23, 2026)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1987 Errani 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 51^ Indian Wells Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Mar 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|'''Francesca Lollobrigida (W), World Skating, Norway''' (Mar 15, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 9, 2025)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Alissa Iapichino (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (F), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Italy (F), 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''NETHERLANDS (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:2025 Euro Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn IT = W3 / F1 / B2''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2024 Salles (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''I'm Still Here (Salles), Best Intl Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2024 Baker (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''Anora (Baker), Best Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2025 Oscar Award.jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''97^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony''' (Mar 2, 2025)

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==== February 2025 ====
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2025 Gerschwin Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Rhapsody in Blue, Prato (Paolo Somigli, Aloma Bardi, LiLai Nan)''' (Feb 28, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Prato''' (Feb 28, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Card Bea.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 26-28, 2025 (conference + lecture)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Trieste.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 16, 2025 (online lecture)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), Doha Open, Tennis <WTA-1000>''' (Feb 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Montespertoli, Italy''' (Winter/Spring 2024)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:USA to Italy.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 2025 (USA to Italy flight)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Rotterdam Open, Tennis <ATP-500>''' (Feb 9, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1995 Shiffrin (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Mikaela Shiffrin, Team (W), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 11, 2025)
File:1990 Brignone (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Federica Brignone (WF), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 6 & 13, 2025)
File:Skiing Logo.png|==== SPORT ==== ''48^ World Skiing, Saalbach, Austria (Feb 4-16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Vanity Harry.jpg|==== VARIA ==== '''Harry & Meghan, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (Feb 1, 2025)

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==== January 2025 ====
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2025 Michigan Winter.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Michigan Winter''' (Jan 26, 2025)
2025 Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giorno della memoria <online lecture>''' (Jan 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 26, 2025)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Men's Doubles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
File:Australian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Madison Keys (W), Women's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 NewYorker Musk.jpg|'''Musk & Trump, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Jan 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Donald Trump.jpg|'''Donald Trump, 47^ US President''' (Jan 20, 2025 - present)
File:Pope Francis.jpg|'''TV - Pope Francis interviewed by Fabio Fazio ("Che tempo che fa")''' (Jan 19, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Adelaide Intl <ATP-250>''' (Jan 11, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:Joshua Scott.jpg|'''Joshua Scott, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
2025 Within Judaism.jpg|Jan 7, 2025 (conference + lecture)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar Event <online>''' (Jan 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''MILAN (W-8) vs. Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:United Cup.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''3^ United Cup, Finals Tennis <ATP-WTA> (Jan 1-5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_New_Orleans_truck_attack New Year Terror Attack], New Orleans, LA''' (Jan 1, 2025)
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==== Jan 1, 2025 -- New Year's Concert (Muti) ====
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File:1941 Muti (conductor).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Riccardo Muti, New Year's Concert, Musikverein, Vienna''' (Jan 1, 2025)
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==== Jan 1, 2025 -- RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI ====
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Jan 2025)
</gallery>

Gabriele Boccaccini (2025): A Biography in Pictures

2026-10-11T18:36:08Z

Gabriele Boccaccini: /* , 2025 -- */

'''[[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (2025): A Biography in Pictures'''

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2049): A Biography in Pictures|2049]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2048): A Biography in Pictures|2048]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2047): A Biography in Pictures|2047]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2046): A Biography in Pictures|2046]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2045): A Biography in Pictures|2045]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2044): A Biography in Pictures|2044]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2043): A Biography in Pictures|2043]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2042): A Biography in Pictures|2042]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2041): A Biography in Pictures|2041]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2040): A Biography in Pictures|2040]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2039): A Biography in Pictures|2039]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2038): A Biography in Pictures|2038]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2037): A Biography in Pictures|2037]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2036): A Biography in Pictures|2036]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2035): A Biography in Pictures|2035]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2034): A Biography in Pictures|2034]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2033): A Biography in Pictures|2033]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2032): A Biography in Pictures|2032]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2031): A Biography in Pictures|2031]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2030): A Biography in Pictures|2030]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2029): A Biography in Pictures|2029]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2028): A Biography in Pictures|2028]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2027): A Biography in Pictures|2027]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2026): A Biography in Pictures|2026]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2025): A Biography in Pictures|2025]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2024): A Biography in Pictures|2024]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2023): A Biography in Pictures|2023]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2022): A Biography in Pictures|2022]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2021): A Biography in Pictures|2021]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2020): A Biography in Pictures|2020]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2019): A Biography in Pictures|2019]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2018): A Biography in Pictures|2018]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2017): A Biography in Pictures|2017]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2016): A Biography in Pictures|2016]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2015): A Biography in Pictures|2015]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2014): A Biography in Pictures|2014]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2013): A Biography in Pictures|2013]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2012): A Biography in Pictures|2012]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2011): A Biography in Pictures|2011]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2010): A Biography in Pictures|2010]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2009): A Biography in Pictures|2009]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2008): A Biography in Pictures|2008]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2007): A Biography in Pictures|2007]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2006): A Biography in Pictures|2006]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2005): A Biography in Pictures|2005]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2004): A Biography in Pictures|2004]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2003): A Biography in Pictures|2003]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2002): A Biography in Pictures|2002]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2001): A Biography in Pictures|2001]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2000): A Biography in Pictures|2000]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1999): A Biography in Pictures|1999]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1998): A Biography in Pictures|1998]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1997): A Biography in Pictures|1997]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1996): A Biography in Pictures|1996]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1995): A Biography in Pictures|1995]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1994): A Biography in Pictures|1994]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1993): A Biography in Pictures|1993]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1992): A Biography in Pictures|1992]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1991): A Biography in Pictures|1991]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1990): A Biography in Pictures|1990]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1989): A Biography in Pictures|1989]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1988): A Biography in Pictures|1988]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1987): A Biography in Pictures|1987]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1986): A Biography in Pictures|1986]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1985): A Biography in Pictures|1985]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1984): A Biography in Pictures|1984]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1983): A Biography in Pictures|1983]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1982): A Biography in Pictures|1982]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1981): A Biography in Pictures|1981]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1980): A Biography in Pictures|1980]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1979): A Biography in Pictures|1979]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1978): A Biography in Pictures|1978]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1977): A Biography in Pictures|1977]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1976): A Biography in Pictures|1976]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1975): A Biography in Pictures|1975]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1974): A Biography in Pictures|1974]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1973): A Biography in Pictures|1973]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1972): A Biography in Pictures|1972]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1971): A Biography in Pictures|1971]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1970): A Biography in Pictures|1970]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1969): A Biography in Pictures|1969]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1968): A Biography in Pictures|1968]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1967): A Biography in Pictures|1967]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1966): A Biography in Pictures|1966]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1965): A Biography in Pictures|1965]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1964): A Biography in Pictures|1964]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1963): A Biography in Pictures|1963]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1962): A Biography in Pictures|1962]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1961): A Biography in Pictures|1961]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1960): A Biography in Pictures|1960]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1959): A Biography in Pictures|1959]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1958): A Biography in Pictures|1958]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1957): A Biography in Pictures|1957]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1956): A Biography in Pictures|1956]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1955): A Biography in Pictures|1955]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1954): A Biography in Pictures|1954]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1953): A Biography in Pictures|1953]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1952): A Biography in Pictures|1952]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1951): A Biography in Pictures|1951]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1950): A Biography in Pictures|1950]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1949): A Biography in Pictures|1949]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1948): A Biography in Pictures|1948]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1947): A Biography in Pictures|1947]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1946): A Biography in Pictures|1946]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1945): A Biography in Pictures|1945]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1944): A Biography in Pictures|1944]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1943): A Biography in Pictures|1943]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1942): A Biography in Pictures|1942]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1941): A Biography in Pictures|1941]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1940): A Biography in Pictures|1940]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1939): A Biography in Pictures|1939]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1938): A Biography in Pictures|1938]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1937): A Biography in Pictures|1937]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1936): A Biography in Pictures|1936]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1935): A Biography in Pictures|1935]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1934): A Biography in Pictures|1934]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1933): A Biography in Pictures|1933]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1932): A Biography in Pictures|1932]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1931): A Biography in Pictures|1931]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1930): A Biography in Pictures|1930]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1929): A Biography in Pictures|1929]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1928): A Biography in Pictures|1928]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1927): A Biography in Pictures|1927]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1926): A Biography in Pictures|1926]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1925): A Biography in Pictures|1925]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1924): A Biography in Pictures|1924]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1923): A Biography in Pictures|1923]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1922): A Biography in Pictures|1922]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1921): A Biography in Pictures|1921]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1920): A Biography in Pictures|1920]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1919): A Biography in Pictures|1919]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1918): A Biography in Pictures|1918]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1917): A Biography in Pictures|1917]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1916): A Biography in Pictures|1916]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1915): A Biography in Pictures|1915]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1914): A Biography in Pictures|1914]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1913): A Biography in Pictures|1913]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1912): A Biography in Pictures|1912]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1911): A Biography in Pictures|1911]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1910): A Biography in Pictures|1910]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1909): A Biography in Pictures|1909]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1908): A Biography in Pictures|1908]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1907): A Biography in Pictures|1907]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1906): A Biography in Pictures|1906]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1905): A Biography in Pictures|1905]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1904): A Biography in Pictures|1904]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1903): A Biography in Pictures|1903]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1902): A Biography in Pictures|1902]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1901): A Biography in Pictures|1901]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1900): A Biography in Pictures|1900]]
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== Overview ==
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* '''Fall 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- EnSem online conference on Within Judaism? [Sep]'''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : King Cup (Italy) -- ATP Finals (Sinner) -- Davis Cup (Italy)

* '''Summer 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : Wimbledon (Sinner) [Jul]

* '''Winter/Spring 2025 : Italy, Montespertoli/Firenze -- Leave of Absence -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War -- Death of Pope Francis & Election of Pope Leo XIV
** ''Sport Events'' : Australian Open (Sinner) [Jan]
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== Gallery ==
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==== December 2025 ====
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File:2025 Joke.jpg|'''Joke of the Year''' (Dec 31, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Time AI.jpg|'''Artificial Intelligence, Person of the Year, TIME's cover''' (Dec 29, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Urbi Orbi Pope Leo.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Christmas 2025: Pope Leo XIV's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Dec 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-3) vs. Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Volleyball Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Volleyball Italy Superstar''' (Dec 21, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards --> (Dec 20, 2025) -->
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 2025 ITF World Champions''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 2025 ATP Player of the Year''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ITF World Champion''' (Dec 2025)
File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards <-- (Dec 20, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Masada Seminar.jpg|'''Seminar by Arnaldo Marcone on Masada, University of Pisa''' (Dec 17, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Jane Austen.jpg|'''Jane Austen Film Marathon, 250th Anniversary''' (Dec 16, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 AISSI Levy.jpg|'''Lecture by Davide Levy (Tel Aviv University)''' (Dec 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 VoluntarItaly.png|'''VolutarItaly, 10th anniversary''' (Dec 15, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Bardi Bragalini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Bragalini's book on Duke Ellington, edited by Aloma Bardi (ICAMus)''' (Dec 15, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Nadia Battocletti (W), Euro Cross Country, Lagoa, Portugal''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Bondi_Beach_shooting Bondi Beach Anti-Jewish Terror Attack], Sydney, Australia''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1964 Stevenson (film).jpg|==== MOVIES ==== '''TCM Premiere of Mary Poppins, Dick Van Dyke's 100th birthday''' (Dec 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 MLS Cup.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Miami (W) vs. Vancouver (F), MLS Cup''' (Dec 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI), with Giulio Mariotti: "Paolo nel Nuovo Testamento"''' (Dec 5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland --> (Dec 7, 2025) -->
File:2025 Lublin Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Italy (W), Swimming Team, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1994 Zazzeri (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Lorenzo Zazzeri, Team (WW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1993 Di Pietro (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Silvia Di Pietro, Team (WWF), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Deplano (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Leonardo Deplano, Team (WWW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simone Cerasuolo (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Razzetti (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Alberto Razzetti (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Thomas Ceccon (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simona Quadarella (W-F-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2006 Curtis (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Sara Curtis (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2025 Swimming Lublin.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Poster, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland <-- (Dec 2, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Bible Fiction.jpg|'''La fiction storico-religiosa alla TV italiana (Maria Bianco, Dario Garribba)''' (Dec 3, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Frankel Pictures.png|'''Workshop (Frankel Center), with Deborah Dash Moore: "Picturing Jews"''' (Dec 2, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== November 2025 ====
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File:2025 Gianna DiNardo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Homicide of my former schoolmate Gianna Di Nardo, Florence''' (Nov 30, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Silvia Giorgini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Thanksgiving at Silvia's''' (Nov 27, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1990 Behr (video).gif|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Vivaldi, Orlando furioso (Behr), video''' (Nov 26, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Harnoncourt (video).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Monteverdi, Il ritorno di Ulisse in patria (Harnoncourt), video''' (Nov 25, 2025)
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==== Nov 23, 2025 -- Tennis, 113^ Davis Cup [Italy] ====
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File:2025 Coppa Davis.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Celebratory Poster, 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4) vs. Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Spain Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1981 Volandri (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team Coach (Filippo Volandri), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Flavio Cobolli), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1996 Berrettini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Matteo Berrettini), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Huron Sunset.jpg|'''Sunset on River Huron, Ann Arbor''' (Nov 21, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Gemelle Kessler.jpg|'''Kessler Twins's Assisted Suicide''' (Nov 17, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Darell Bock''' (Nov 16, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Nov 16, 2025 -- Tennis, ATP Finals ====
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<gallery>
File:ATP Finals Turin (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''ATP Finals (Turin 2025) (Nov 16, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 12025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz 2.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Seminar, new governance'' --> (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Seminar Co-Director (2025-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Seminar Founding Director (2001-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Seminar, new governance <-- (Nov 15, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Women Michigan.jpg|'''Panel: "Women's Liberation at UofM, 1968-72"''' (Nov 12, 2025) Karla Goldman, chair
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Media Holocaust.jpg|'''The Media of Holocaust Memory (Laura Levitt & Todd Presner), Frankel Center''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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File:2025 Israel Palestine.jpg|'''Online Panel (PD): "Israelis and Palestinians for Peace"''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Trump.jpg|'''Trump's World, TIME's cover''' (Nov 10, 2025)
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi Antonelli / Mercedes (F), Sao Paolo Grand Prix''' (Nov 9, 2025)
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<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F) Hellenic Champ., Men's Singles''' (Nov 8, 2025)
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File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI): "Giudaismo ellenistico e diaspore"''' (Nov 7, 2025)
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File:Zohran Mamdani.jpg|'''Zohran Mamdani, 1^ Muslim Major of New York''' (Nov 6, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 53^ Paris Masters, Men's Singles''' (Nov 2, 2025)
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File:2025 Museum Egypt.jpg|'''The Grand Egyptian Museum Opening in Cairo''' (Nov 1, 2025)

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==== October 2025 ====
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File:2025 Yiddish.png|'''Dybbukim: Yiddish Spooky Movies''' (Oct 29, 2025)
File:2025 Freedman Nasrallah.jpg|'''Laura Nasrallah at Ann Arbor (Freedman lecture)''' (Oct 28, 2025)
File:2025 Hurricane Melissa.jpg|'''Hurricane Melissa, cat.5, Jamaica''' (Oct 28, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Robots.jpg|'''Robots Come Home, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Hostage.jpg|'''Israeli Hostage, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Peace Meeting.jpg|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, closing''' --> (Oct 28, 2025) -->
2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 28, 2025)
Sergio Mattarella.jpg|'''Sergio Mattarella, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 26, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Egidio.png|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, opening''' <-- (Oct 26, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), Vienna Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Berio Berberian.jpg|'''Luciano Berio & Cathy Berberian: A Conference''' (Oct 24, 2025)
File:2025 Antisemitismo.jpg|'''Vecchi e nuovi antisemitismi: Lucia Antinucci, Massimo Cozzolino, Daniele Garrone, Gadi Luzzatto''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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File:Team Pursuit (cycling).jpg|'''Italy (W), World Cycling (Women's Team Pursuit), Santiago, Chile''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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<gallery>
File:2025 Barnabiti.jpg|'''Book Presentation (with Giulio Mariotti)''' (Oct 20, 2025)
File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Hunter Hampton''' (Oct 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Casa Alta.jpg|'''Online Lecture by Brunetto Salvarani''' (Oct 14, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Summit Egypt.png|'''Israel-Palestine, Peace Summit in Egypt''' (Oct 13, 2025)
File:Release Hostages.jpg|'''Israel-Palestine, Release of Hostages in Gaza''' (Oct 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Giro Lombardia.png|'''119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|'''Tadej POGACAR (W), 119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
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<gallery>
File:Olga Gershenson.jpg|'''Olga Gershenson at the Frankel Institute''' (Oct 9, 2025)
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File:2025 NewYorker Parenting.jpg|'''The Overwhelming Delights of Parenting, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Oct 6, 2025)
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File:2025 Osa sapere.jpg|'''The Authenticity of the Pauline Letters, video''' (Oct 5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W-2), China Open, Women's Doubles''' (Oct 5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Antisemitism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_synagogue_attack Heaton Park Synagogue Anti-Jewish attack], Manchester, England''' (Oct 2, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), China Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 1, 2025)

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==== September 2025 ====
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File:Bulgarian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-5) vs. Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
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<gallery>
Verdi Requiem.jpg|'''Verdi's Requiem at Hill Auditorium''' (Sep 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Chengdu Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or --> (Sep 22, 2025) -->
File:2000 Haaland (soccer).jpg|'''Erling Haaland, 2025 Ballon d'Or (26)'''
File:1991 Lewandowski (soccer).jpg|'''Robert Lewandowski, 2025 Ballon d'Or (17)'''
File:1999 Donnarumma (soccer).jpg|'''Gigi Donnarumma, 2025 Ballon d'Or (9)'''
File:1998 Mbappe (soccer).jpg|'''Kylian Mbappé, 2025 Ballon d'Or (7)'''
File:1992 Salah (soccer).jpg|'''Mohamed Salah, 2025 Ballon d'Or (4)'''
File:2007 Yamal (soccer).jpg|'''Lamine Yamal, 2025 Ballon d'Or (F)'''
File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or <-- (Sep 22, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Elisabetta Cocciaretto), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Jasmine Paolini), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1987 Errani (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Sara Errani), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:US Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6) vs. United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup / 5^ King Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
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<gallery>
File:2025 Rammuny Funeral.jpg|'''Raji Rammuny's Funeral, Ann Arbor Mosque''' (Sep 19, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Conference Icon.png|''EnSem Conference, online --> (Sep 17, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
2025 Within Judaism 3.jpg|'''Enoch Colloquium, online: Schedule''' (Sep 15-17, 2025)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Colloquium, online <-- (Sep 15, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1999 Dallavalle (athletics).jpg|'''Andrea Dallavalle (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 19, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|'''Mattia Furlani (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|'''Armand Duplantis (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' [3] (Sep 17, 2025)
File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|'''Nadia Battocletti (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1991 Palmisano (athletics).png|'''Antonella Palmisano (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13, 2025)
File:American flag.png|'''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 20^ World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics.png|'''20^ World Athletics (Tokyo 2025) IT = W1 / F3 / B3''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Sept Wallenberg.png|'''Lunch at the Wallenberg Institute with Ken Stern''' (Sep 10, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025) [2]
File:US Open.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''145^ US Open, Carlos Alcaraz (W-2) & Aryna Sabalenka (W-2)''' ([Aug 24] Sep 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Orro (volleyball).jpg|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2), Women's Team (Alessia Orro), 20^ World Volley''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Turkish flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2) vs. Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 MES Party.jpg|Sep 5, 2025 (MES Picnic Party)
2025 JS Welcome Lunch.jpg|'''JS Welcome Lunch''' (Sep 5, 2025)
2025 Trento.jpg|Sep 4, 2025 (book presentation)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' [34^ year] (Fall 2025)

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==== August 2025 ====
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File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), US Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Aug 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jasmine Paolini (F), 97^ Cincinnati Open, Women's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Super Cup.jpg|==== SOCCER ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Paris SG (W) vs. Tottenham (F), 2025 UEFA Super Cup''' (Aug 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2008 Inzoli (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Daniele INZOLI (F), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (long jump), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2026)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Kelly Doualla (W), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (100m), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2025)

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==== July 2025 ====
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France, Points''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W-4), 112^ Tour de France, Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Maglia Gialla Tour.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Tadej Pogačar (W-4), Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Italian flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (B) & Germany (B), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Spanish flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:English flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ENGLAND (W-2) vs. Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:2025 Women Euro Soccer.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''14^ Women's Euro Soccer (Switzerland 2025), Official Poster''' [Jul 2] (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Washington Open <ATP-500>, Tennis''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025 -- Music, 113^ Bayreuth Festival [Gatti] ====
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File:Bayreuth Festival.jpg|'''113^ Bayreuth Festival, Germany (Katharina Wagner, director)''' (Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025)
File:1961 Gatti (conductor).jpg|'''Daniele Gatti (conductor(, Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Wagner), 113^ Bayreuth Festival''' (Jul 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time Meloni.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''Giorgia Meloni, TIME's cover''' (Jul 24, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 35^ Crotia Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (17^ Stage)''' (Jul 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 77^ Swedish Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (12^ & 13^ stages)''' (Jul 17 & 18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Elisabetta Cocciaretto (W), 15^ Swedish Open, Tennis <WTA-125>''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1991 Longo Borghini (cycling).jpg|'''Elisa Longo Borghini (W), Giro d'Italia''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (8^ Stage)''' (Jul 12, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 --> (Aug 3, 2025) -->
File:Pellacani Santoro (diving).jpg|'''Chiara Pellacani & Matteo Santoro (W), World Diving, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|'''Simone Cerasuolo (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:1997 Ledecky (swimming).jpg|'''Katie Ledecky (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29 & Aug 2, 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|'''Simona Quadarella (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29, 2025)
File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|'''Nicolò Martinenghi (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 29, 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|'''Thomas Ceccon (F), World Swimming, Singapore, Singapore''' (Jul 28, 2025)
File:1994 Paltrinieri (swimming).jpg|'''Gregorio Paltrinieri (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16 & 18, 2025)
File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|'''Ginevra Taddeucci (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16, 18 & 19, 2025)
File:2025 World Swimming.png|'''Poster, World Aquatics, Singapore 2025'''
File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 <-- (Jul 11, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (7^ Stage)''' (Jul 11, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
2025 Sinner Wimbledon.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
File:Wimbledon.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''138^ Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner (W-1), Iga Świątek (W)''' ([Jun 30-] Jul 12-13, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Summer/Fall 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Italy to USA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jul 8-9, 2025 (Italy to USA flight)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (4^ Stage)''' (Jul 8, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Tour France.png|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Opening''' (Jul 5 [-27], 2025)

</gallery>
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==== June 2025 ====
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<gallery>

File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 --> (Jun 30, 2025) -->
File:2025 Virgili.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Il mito del Gesù mitico"''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 2.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "La Bibbia non parla di UFO"''' (2025)
File:2025 Van Maaren.jpg|'''John Van Maaren, "The Gospel of Mark's Judaism..."''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 3.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Capire il Libro di Enoc"''' (2025) <preface>
2025 Ballabio Giuliani.jpg|'''Ballabio & Giuliani (eds.), "Paolo di Tarso nel pensiero ebraico"''' (Jun 23, 2025) <article>
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|'''Zygulski et al. (eds.), "Riattivare Paolo di Tarso"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <article>
File:2025-E Diaz.jpg|'''Estudios iberoamericanos''' (Nov 2025) <article>
File:2025 Boccaccini Mariotti.jpg|'''Boccaccini & Mariotti, "Paolo di Tarso un ebreo del suo tempo"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <book>
File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 <-- (Jun 30, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Camaldoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 31 - Jul 4, 2025 (conference)
2025 Camaldoli 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 26, 2025 (book presentation)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''NETHERLANDS (W) vs. Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Uppsala.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 25, 2025 (book review session)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:UEFA Under21.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''25^ Men's Euro Soccer Under21, England (W-4) vs. Germany (F)''' (Jun 28, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, Gazzada (Milan), Italy --> (Jun 26, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Gazzada.jpg|Jun 22-26, 2025 (conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada (Milan), Italy''' <-- (Jun 22, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Halle Open <ATP-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (F), German Open, Tennis <WTA-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Bologna.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 17, 2025 (book presentation)
2025 Bologna 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 15-17, 2025 (lectures + conference)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Euro Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== === EURO CHAMP === '''38^ Euro Fencing, Genoa (Italy) IT = W3 / F2 / B8''' (Jun 14-19, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Manola.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 14, 2025 (In memory of Manola Bardi, Montespertoli)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, online --> (Jun 12, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Within Judaism 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 10-12, 2025 (online conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar, online <-- (Jun 10, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
FILE:2025 Time Democrats.jpg|'''Democrats, TIME's cover''' (Jun 9, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Women's Doubles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Mixed Doubles''' (Jun 5, 2025)
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2025 Uruguay 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 5, 2025 (book presentation)
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File:Maglia Rosa.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Simon Yates (W), Final''' (Jun 1, 2025)

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==== May 2025 ====
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File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''Inter (F) vs. Paris SG (W), 70^ Champions League''' (May 31, 2025)
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2025 Roma 3.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (book presentation)
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File:1997 Scaroni (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Christian Scaroni (W), 108^ Giro d'Italia (16^ Stage)''' (May 27, 2025)
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File:2025 Prato Heger.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco, "Storie di Giuseppe", Prato (Simonetta Heger)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture: "Giuseppe e le sue storie attraverso i secoli, Prato"''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Bibbia Aloma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Temi biblici nella musica americana, Prato (Aloma Bardi)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Heger Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco Concert, Lyceum (Simonetta Heger & Elisabeth Hertzberg)''' (May 26, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Florence & Prato''' (May 26-27, 2025)
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2025 Uomini Profeti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 24, 2025 (radio interview)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Doubles''' (May 24, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Singles''' (May 24, 2025)
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File:2025 Vanity Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (May 24, 2025)
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File:1996 McTominay (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Scott McTominay (W), 123^ Serie A, Best Player (Napoli)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:1999 Retegui (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Mateo Retegui (W), 123^ Serie A, Top Scorer (Atalanta)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 123^ Serie A''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-4) vs. Inter (F), 123^ Serie A, Scudetto''' (May 25, 2025)
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==== May 7, 2025 -- 70^ David di Donatello, Rome ====
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File:David Donatello.png|'''70^ David di Donatello, Rome''' (May 7, 2025)
File:2024 Delpero (film).jpg|'''Vermiglio (Delpero), Best Film (W), 71^ David di Donatello''' (May 7, 2025)
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2025 Trieste Museo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 21, 2025 (book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Florence.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Moving Back to Florence''' (May 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Doubles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (F), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Singles''' (May 17, 2025)
File:Italian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''82^ Italian Open <ATP-1000>, Carlos Alcaraz (W) & Jasmine Paolini (W)''' ([May 6] May 17-18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''BOLOGNA (W-3) vs. Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Giro Italia.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Opening''' (May 9 [Jun 1], 2025)
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2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV''' (May 8, 2025 to the present)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1999 Constantini 1995 Mosaner (curling).jpg|'''Stefania Constantini & Amos Mosaner (W), World Curling, Fredericton, Canada''' (May 3, 2025)

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==== April 2025 ====
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File:2025 NewYorker Dogs.jpg|'''Lucky Dogs, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Apr 28, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1994 Ciccone (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Giulio Ciccone (F), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W-3), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Death Pope Francis.jpg|'''Death & Funeral of Pope Francis''' (Apr 21 & 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 72^ Barcelona Open, Men's Singles''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Urbi Orbi Pope Francis.jpg|'''Easter 2025: Pope Francis's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Ives Concert, Lyceum (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Apr 14, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Florence''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time Zelensky.jpg|'''The Endgame, TIME's cover''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (F), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:Paris Roubaix.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Passover.jpg|'''Passover 2025''' (Apr 12, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Bella Prof.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 9, 2025 (online book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Monte Carlo Masters.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''118^ Monte Carlo Masters, Tennis <ATP-1000>''' (Apr 6-13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Milano.jpg|Apr 6, 2025 (lecture)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 39^ Grand Prix Hassan II, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Bucharest Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 109^ Tour of Flanders''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Uruguay 1.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 5, 2025 (online interview)

</gallery>
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==== March 2025 ====
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File:1987 Djokovic (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Novak Djokovic (F), 40^ Miami Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 30, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Ives Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Intepretare Ives, Prato (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Mar 29, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Prato''' (Mar 29, 2025)
2025 BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 28-30, 2025 (conference + chair)
File:BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''BIBLIA Conference, Florence''' (Mar 28-29, 2025)
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 25, 2025 (article in edited volume)
File:2025 Boccaccini Mariotti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 25, 2025 (book with Giulio Mariotti)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1996 Ganna (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Filippo Ganna (F), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:Milano Sanremo.png|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W-2), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 23, 2025)
File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (F), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Armand Duplantis (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing, China IT = W2 / F1 / B0''' (Mar 21-23, 2026)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1987 Errani 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 51^ Indian Wells Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Mar 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|'''Francesca Lollobrigida (W), World Skating, Norway''' (Mar 15, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 9, 2025)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Alissa Iapichino (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (F), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Italy (F), 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''NETHERLANDS (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:2025 Euro Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn IT = W3 / F1 / B2''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2024 Salles (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''I'm Still Here (Salles), Best Intl Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2024 Baker (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''Anora (Baker), Best Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2025 Oscar Award.jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''97^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony''' (Mar 2, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== February 2025 ====
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2025 Gerschwin Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Rhapsody in Blue, Prato (Paolo Somigli, Aloma Bardi, LiLai Nan)''' (Feb 28, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Prato''' (Feb 28, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Card Bea.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 26-28, 2025 (conference + lecture)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
2025 Trieste.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 16, 2025 (online lecture)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), Doha Open, Tennis <WTA-1000>''' (Feb 16, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Montespertoli, Italy''' (Winter/Spring 2024)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:USA to Italy.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 2025 (USA to Italy flight)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Rotterdam Open, Tennis <ATP-500>''' (Feb 9, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1995 Shiffrin (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Mikaela Shiffrin, Team (W), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 11, 2025)
File:1990 Brignone (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Federica Brignone (WF), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 6 & 13, 2025)
File:Skiing Logo.png|==== SPORT ==== ''48^ World Skiing, Saalbach, Austria (Feb 4-16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Vanity Harry.jpg|==== VARIA ==== '''Harry & Meghan, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (Feb 1, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== January 2025 ====
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2025 Michigan Winter.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Michigan Winter''' (Jan 26, 2025)
2025 Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giorno della memoria <online lecture>''' (Jan 26, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 26, 2025)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Men's Doubles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
File:Australian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Madison Keys (W), Women's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 NewYorker Musk.jpg|'''Musk & Trump, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Jan 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Donald Trump.jpg|'''Donald Trump, 47^ US President''' (Jan 20, 2025 - present)
File:Pope Francis.jpg|'''TV - Pope Francis interviewed by Fabio Fazio ("Che tempo che fa")''' (Jan 19, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Adelaide Intl <ATP-250>''' (Jan 11, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:Joshua Scott.jpg|'''Joshua Scott, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
2025 Within Judaism.jpg|Jan 7, 2025 (conference + lecture)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar Event <online>''' (Jan 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''MILAN (W-8) vs. Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:United Cup.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''3^ United Cup, Finals Tennis <ATP-WTA> (Jan 1-5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_New_Orleans_truck_attack New Year Terror Attack], New Orleans, LA''' (Jan 1, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 1, 2025 -- New Year's Concert (Muti) ====
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File:1941 Muti (conductor).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Riccardo Muti, New Year's Concert, Musikverein, Vienna''' (Jan 1, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Jan 1, 2025 -- RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI ====
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<gallery>
File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Jan 2025)
</gallery>

Gabriele Boccaccini (2025): A Biography in Pictures

2026-10-11T18:35:13Z

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'''[[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (2025): A Biography in Pictures'''

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* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2049): A Biography in Pictures|2049]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2048): A Biography in Pictures|2048]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2047): A Biography in Pictures|2047]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2046): A Biography in Pictures|2046]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2045): A Biography in Pictures|2045]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2044): A Biography in Pictures|2044]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2043): A Biography in Pictures|2043]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2042): A Biography in Pictures|2042]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2041): A Biography in Pictures|2041]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2040): A Biography in Pictures|2040]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2039): A Biography in Pictures|2039]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2038): A Biography in Pictures|2038]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2037): A Biography in Pictures|2037]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2036): A Biography in Pictures|2036]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2035): A Biography in Pictures|2035]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2034): A Biography in Pictures|2034]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2033): A Biography in Pictures|2033]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2032): A Biography in Pictures|2032]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2031): A Biography in Pictures|2031]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2030): A Biography in Pictures|2030]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2029): A Biography in Pictures|2029]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2028): A Biography in Pictures|2028]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2027): A Biography in Pictures|2027]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2026): A Biography in Pictures|2026]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2025): A Biography in Pictures|2025]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2024): A Biography in Pictures|2024]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2023): A Biography in Pictures|2023]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2022): A Biography in Pictures|2022]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2021): A Biography in Pictures|2021]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2020): A Biography in Pictures|2020]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2019): A Biography in Pictures|2019]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2018): A Biography in Pictures|2018]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2017): A Biography in Pictures|2017]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2016): A Biography in Pictures|2016]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2015): A Biography in Pictures|2015]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2014): A Biography in Pictures|2014]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2013): A Biography in Pictures|2013]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2012): A Biography in Pictures|2012]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2011): A Biography in Pictures|2011]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2010): A Biography in Pictures|2010]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2009): A Biography in Pictures|2009]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2008): A Biography in Pictures|2008]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2007): A Biography in Pictures|2007]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2006): A Biography in Pictures|2006]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2005): A Biography in Pictures|2005]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2004): A Biography in Pictures|2004]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2003): A Biography in Pictures|2003]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2002): A Biography in Pictures|2002]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2001): A Biography in Pictures|2001]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (2000): A Biography in Pictures|2000]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1999): A Biography in Pictures|1999]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1998): A Biography in Pictures|1998]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1997): A Biography in Pictures|1997]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1996): A Biography in Pictures|1996]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1995): A Biography in Pictures|1995]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1994): A Biography in Pictures|1994]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1993): A Biography in Pictures|1993]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1992): A Biography in Pictures|1992]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1991): A Biography in Pictures|1991]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1990): A Biography in Pictures|1990]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1989): A Biography in Pictures|1989]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1988): A Biography in Pictures|1988]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1987): A Biography in Pictures|1987]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1986): A Biography in Pictures|1986]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1985): A Biography in Pictures|1985]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1984): A Biography in Pictures|1984]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1983): A Biography in Pictures|1983]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1982): A Biography in Pictures|1982]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1981): A Biography in Pictures|1981]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1980): A Biography in Pictures|1980]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1979): A Biography in Pictures|1979]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1978): A Biography in Pictures|1978]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1977): A Biography in Pictures|1977]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1976): A Biography in Pictures|1976]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1975): A Biography in Pictures|1975]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1974): A Biography in Pictures|1974]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1973): A Biography in Pictures|1973]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1972): A Biography in Pictures|1972]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1971): A Biography in Pictures|1971]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1970): A Biography in Pictures|1970]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1969): A Biography in Pictures|1969]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1968): A Biography in Pictures|1968]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1967): A Biography in Pictures|1967]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1966): A Biography in Pictures|1966]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1965): A Biography in Pictures|1965]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1964): A Biography in Pictures|1964]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1963): A Biography in Pictures|1963]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1962): A Biography in Pictures|1962]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1961): A Biography in Pictures|1961]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1960): A Biography in Pictures|1960]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1959): A Biography in Pictures|1959]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1958): A Biography in Pictures|1958]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1957): A Biography in Pictures|1957]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1956): A Biography in Pictures|1956]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1955): A Biography in Pictures|1955]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1954): A Biography in Pictures|1954]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1953): A Biography in Pictures|1953]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1952): A Biography in Pictures|1952]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1951): A Biography in Pictures|1951]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1950): A Biography in Pictures|1950]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1949): A Biography in Pictures|1949]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1948): A Biography in Pictures|1948]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1947): A Biography in Pictures|1947]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1946): A Biography in Pictures|1946]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1945): A Biography in Pictures|1945]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1944): A Biography in Pictures|1944]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1943): A Biography in Pictures|1943]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1942): A Biography in Pictures|1942]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1941): A Biography in Pictures|1941]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1940): A Biography in Pictures|1940]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1939): A Biography in Pictures|1939]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1938): A Biography in Pictures|1938]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1937): A Biography in Pictures|1937]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1936): A Biography in Pictures|1936]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1935): A Biography in Pictures|1935]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1934): A Biography in Pictures|1934]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1933): A Biography in Pictures|1933]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1932): A Biography in Pictures|1932]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1931): A Biography in Pictures|1931]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1930): A Biography in Pictures|1930]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1929): A Biography in Pictures|1929]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1928): A Biography in Pictures|1928]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1927): A Biography in Pictures|1927]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1926): A Biography in Pictures|1926]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1925): A Biography in Pictures|1925]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1924): A Biography in Pictures|1924]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1923): A Biography in Pictures|1923]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1922): A Biography in Pictures|1922]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1921): A Biography in Pictures|1921]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1920): A Biography in Pictures|1920]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1919): A Biography in Pictures|1919]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1918): A Biography in Pictures|1918]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1917): A Biography in Pictures|1917]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1916): A Biography in Pictures|1916]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1915): A Biography in Pictures|1915]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1914): A Biography in Pictures|1914]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1913): A Biography in Pictures|1913]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1912): A Biography in Pictures|1912]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1911): A Biography in Pictures|1911]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1910): A Biography in Pictures|1910]]

* [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1909): A Biography in Pictures|1909]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1908): A Biography in Pictures|1908]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1907): A Biography in Pictures|1907]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1906): A Biography in Pictures|1906]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1905): A Biography in Pictures|1905]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1904): A Biography in Pictures|1904]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1903): A Biography in Pictures|1903]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1902): A Biography in Pictures|1902]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1901): A Biography in Pictures|1901]] -- [[Gabriele Boccaccini (1900): A Biography in Pictures|1900]]
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== Overview ==
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* '''Fall 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- EnSem online conference on Within Judaism? [Sep]'''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : King Cup (Italy) -- ATP Finals (Sinner) -- Davis Cup (Italy)

* '''Summer 2025 : United States, Ann Arbor, Island Dr. -- Retirement -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War
** ''Sport Events'' : Wimbledon (Sinner) [Jul]

* '''Winter/Spring 2025 : Italy, Montespertoli/Firenze -- Leave of Absence -- '''
** ''In the World'' : Gaza War -- Ukraine War -- Death of Pope Francis & Election of Pope Leo XIV
** ''Sport Events'' : Australian Open (Sinner) [Jan]
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== Gallery ==
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==== December 2025 ====
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File:2025 Joke.jpg|'''Joke of the Year''' (Dec 31, 2025)
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File:2025 Time AI.jpg|'''Artificial Intelligence, Person of the Year, TIME's cover''' (Dec 29, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Urbi Orbi Pope Leo.jpg|==== RELIGION ==== '''Christmas 2025: Pope Leo XIV's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Dec 25, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-3) vs. Bologna (F), 38^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Dec 22, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Volleyball Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Volleyball Italy Superstar''' (Dec 21, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards --> (Dec 20, 2025) -->
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 2025 ITF World Champions''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 2025 ATP Player of the Year''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ITF World Champion''' (Dec 2025)
File:Tennis Player.png|==== TENNIS ==== ''Tennis Players of Year, ATP-WTA-ITF Awards <-- (Dec 20, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Masada Seminar.jpg|'''Seminar by Arnaldo Marcone on Masada, University of Pisa''' (Dec 17, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Jane Austen.jpg|'''Jane Austen Film Marathon, 250th Anniversary''' (Dec 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 AISSI Levy.jpg|'''Lecture by Davide Levy (Tel Aviv University)''' (Dec 16, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 VoluntarItaly.png|'''VolutarItaly, 10th anniversary''' (Dec 15, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Bardi Bragalini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Luca Bragalini's book on Duke Ellington, edited by Aloma Bardi (ICAMus)''' (Dec 15, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Nadia Battocletti (W), Euro Cross Country, Lagoa, Portugal''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Bondi_Beach_shooting Bondi Beach Anti-Jewish Terror Attack], Sydney, Australia''' (Dec 14, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:1964 Stevenson (film).jpg|==== MOVIES ==== '''TCM Premiere of Mary Poppins, Dick Van Dyke's 100th birthday''' (Dec 13, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 MLS Cup.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Miami (W) vs. Vancouver (F), MLS Cup''' (Dec 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI), with Giulio Mariotti: "Paolo nel Nuovo Testamento"''' (Dec 5, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland --> (Dec 7, 2025) -->
File:2025 Lublin Italy.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Italy (W), Swimming Team, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1994 Zazzeri (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Lorenzo Zazzeri, Team (WW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1993 Di Pietro (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Silvia Di Pietro, Team (WWF), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Deplano (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Leonardo Deplano, Team (WWW), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simone Cerasuolo (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1999 Razzetti (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Alberto Razzetti (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Thomas Ceccon (W), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Simona Quadarella (W-F-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2006 Curtis (swimming).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Sara Curtis (W-F), Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:2025 Swimming Lublin.jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Poster, Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin''' (Dec 2025)
File:Euro Aquatics Short.jpg|==== SPORT ==== ''23^ Euro Swimming (short course), Lublin, Poland <-- (Dec 2, 2025) <--
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Bible Fiction.jpg|'''La fiction storico-religiosa alla TV italiana (Maria Bianco, Dario Garribba)''' (Dec 3, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Frankel Pictures.png|'''Workshop (Frankel Center), with Deborah Dash Moore: "Picturing Jews"''' (Dec 2, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== November 2025 ====
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File:2025 Gianna DiNardo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Homicide of my former schoolmate Gianna Di Nardo, Florence''' (Nov 30, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Silvia Giorgini.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Thanksgiving at Silvia's''' (Nov 27, 2025)
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File:1990 Behr (video).gif|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Vivaldi, Orlando furioso (Behr), video''' (Nov 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2002 Harnoncourt (video).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Monteverdi, Il ritorno di Ulisse in patria (Harnoncourt), video''' (Nov 25, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== Nov 23, 2025 -- Tennis, 113^ Davis Cup [Italy] ====
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File:2025 Coppa Davis.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Celebratory Poster, 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4) vs. Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:Spain Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''Spain (F), Men's Team, 113^ Davis Cup, Bologna (Italy)''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1981 Volandri (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team Coach (Filippo Volandri), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Flavio Cobolli), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
File:1996 Berrettini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-4), Men's Team (Matteo Berrettini), 113^ Davis Cup''' (Nov 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Huron Sunset.jpg|'''Sunset on River Huron, Ann Arbor''' (Nov 21, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Gemelle Kessler.jpg|'''Kessler Twins's Assisted Suicide''' (Nov 17, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Darell Bock''' (Nov 16, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:ATP Finals Turin (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''ATP Finals (Turin 2025) --> (Nov 16, 2025) -->
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz 2.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
File:2025 Sincaraz.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sinner & Alcaraz, 2025 ATP Finals (Turin)''' (Nov 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), 2025 ATP Finals (Turin), Tennis''' (Nov 12025)
File:ATP Finals Turin (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ''ATP Finals (Turin 2025) <-- (Nov 16, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Seminar, new governance'' --> (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Seminar Co-Director (2025-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Seminar Founding Director (2001-present)''' <-- (Nov 15, 2025) -->
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Seminar, new governance <-- (Nov 15, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Women Michigan.jpg|'''Panel: "Women's Liberation at UofM, 1968-72"''' (Nov 12, 2025) Karla Goldman, chair
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File:2025 Media Holocaust.jpg|'''The Media of Holocaust Memory (Laura Levitt & Todd Presner), Frankel Center''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Israel Palestine.jpg|'''Online Panel (PD): "Israelis and Palestinians for Peace"''' (Nov 11, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Trump.jpg|'''Trump's World, TIME's cover''' (Nov 10, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2006 Antonelli (car racing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Kimi Antonelli / Mercedes (F), Sao Paolo Grand Prix''' (Nov 9, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F) Hellenic Champ., Men's Singles''' (Nov 8, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:ABSI.jpg|'''Online lecture (ABSI): "Giudaismo ellenistico e diaspore"''' (Nov 7, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Zohran Mamdani.jpg|'''Zohran Mamdani, 1^ Muslim Major of New York''' (Nov 6, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 53^ Paris Masters, Men's Singles''' (Nov 2, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Museum Egypt.jpg|'''The Grand Egyptian Museum Opening in Cairo''' (Nov 1, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== October 2025 ====
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<gallery>

File:2025 Yiddish.png|'''Dybbukim: Yiddish Spooky Movies''' (Oct 29, 2025)
File:2025 Freedman Nasrallah.jpg|'''Laura Nasrallah at Ann Arbor (Freedman lecture)''' (Oct 28, 2025)
File:2025 Hurricane Melissa.jpg|'''Hurricane Melissa, cat.5, Jamaica''' (Oct 28, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time Robots.jpg|'''Robots Come Home, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Time Hostage.jpg|'''Israeli Hostage, TIME's cover''' (Oct 27, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2025 Peace Meeting.jpg|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, closing''' --> (Oct 28, 2025) -->
2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 28, 2025)
Sergio Mattarella.jpg|'''Sergio Mattarella, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome''' (Oct 26, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Egidio.png|'''Daring Peace, Inter-Faith Meeting for Peace, Rome, opening''' <-- (Oct 26, 2025) <--
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W), Vienna Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 26, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Berio Berberian.jpg|'''Luciano Berio & Cathy Berberian: A Conference''' (Oct 24, 2025)
File:2025 Antisemitismo.jpg|'''Vecchi e nuovi antisemitismi: Lucia Antinucci, Massimo Cozzolino, Daniele Garrone, Gadi Luzzatto''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Team Pursuit (cycling).jpg|'''Italy (W), World Cycling (Women's Team Pursuit), Santiago, Chile''' (Oct 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2025 Barnabiti.jpg|'''Book Presentation (with Giulio Mariotti)''' (Oct 20, 2025)
File:2025 MCECS Fall.jpg|'''MCECS Online Lecture by Hunter Hampton''' (Oct 20, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Six Kings Slam (Riyadh), Men's Singles''' (Oct 18, 2025)
</gallery>
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File:2025 Casa Alta.jpg|'''Online Lecture by Brunetto Salvarani''' (Oct 14, 2025)
File:2025 Peace Summit Egypt.png|'''Israel-Palestine, Peace Summit in Egypt''' (Oct 13, 2025)
File:Release Hostages.jpg|'''Israel-Palestine, Release of Hostages in Gaza''' (Oct 13, 2025)
</gallery>
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File:Giro Lombardia.png|'''119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|'''Tadej POGACAR (W), 119^ Giro di Lombardia''' (Oct 11, 2025)
</gallery>
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File:Olga Gershenson.jpg|'''Olga Gershenson at the Frankel Institute''' (Oct 9, 2025)
</gallery>
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File:2025 NewYorker Parenting.jpg|'''The Overwhelming Delights of Parenting, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Oct 6, 2025)
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File:2025 Osa sapere.jpg|'''The Authenticity of the Pauline Letters, video''' (Oct 5, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W-2), China Open, Women's Doubles''' (Oct 5, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:Antisemitism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_synagogue_attack Heaton Park Synagogue Anti-Jewish attack], Manchester, England''' (Oct 2, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), China Open, Men's Singles''' (Oct 1, 2025)

</gallery>
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==== September 2025 ====
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File:Bulgarian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|=== MEN VOLLEY === === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-5) vs. Bulgaria (F), Men's Team, 21^ World Volley, Manila''' (Sep 28, 2025)
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Verdi Requiem.jpg|'''Verdi's Requiem at Hill Auditorium''' (Sep 26, 2025)
</gallery>
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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<gallery>
File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 250 ==== '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Chengdu Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 23, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or --> (Sep 22, 2025) -->
File:2000 Haaland (soccer).jpg|'''Erling Haaland, 2025 Ballon d'Or (26)'''
File:1991 Lewandowski (soccer).jpg|'''Robert Lewandowski, 2025 Ballon d'Or (17)'''
File:1999 Donnarumma (soccer).jpg|'''Gigi Donnarumma, 2025 Ballon d'Or (9)'''
File:1998 Mbappe (soccer).jpg|'''Kylian Mbappé, 2025 Ballon d'Or (7)'''
File:1992 Salah (soccer).jpg|'''Mohamed Salah, 2025 Ballon d'Or (4)'''
File:2007 Yamal (soccer).jpg|'''Lamine Yamal, 2025 Ballon d'Or (F)'''
File:Best Soccer Player.png|''Soccer Players of Year, 2025 Ballon d'Or <-- (Sep 22, 2025) <--
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File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Elisabetta Cocciaretto), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Jasmine Paolini), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:1987 Errani (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6), Women's Team (Sara Errani), 62^ Fed Cup''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:US Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
File:Italy Flag.png|==== TENNIS ==== === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-6) vs. United States (F), 62^ Fed Cup / 5^ King Cup, Women's Team''' (Sep 21, 2025)
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File:2025 Rammuny Funeral.jpg|'''Raji Rammuny's Funeral, Ann Arbor Mosque''' (Sep 19, 2025)
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File:Conference Icon.png|''EnSem Conference, online --> (Sep 17, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Sep 2025)
2025 Within Judaism 3.jpg|'''Enoch Colloquium, online: Schedule''' (Sep 15-17, 2025)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|''Enoch Colloquium, online <-- (Sep 15, 2025) <--
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File:1999 Dallavalle (athletics).jpg|'''Andrea Dallavalle (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 19, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|'''Mattia Furlani (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|'''Armand Duplantis (W), World Athletics, Tokyo''' [3] (Sep 17, 2025)
File:2000 Battocletti (athletics).jpg|'''Nadia Battocletti (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 17, 2025)
File:1991 Palmisano (athletics).png|'''Antonella Palmisano (F), World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13, 2025)
File:American flag.png|'''UNITED STATES (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 20^ World Athletics, Tokyo''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics.png|'''20^ World Athletics (Tokyo 2025) IT = W1 / F3 / B3''' (Sep 13-21, 2025)
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File:2025 Sept Wallenberg.png|'''Lunch at the Wallenberg Institute with Ken Stern''' (Sep 10, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 145^ US Open, Men's Singles''' (Sep 7, 2025) [2]
File:US Open.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''145^ US Open, Carlos Alcaraz (W-2) & Aryna Sabalenka (W-2)''' ([Aug 24] Sep 7, 2025)
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File:1998 Orro (volleyball).jpg|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2), Women's Team (Alessia Orro), 20^ World Volley''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Turkish flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
File:Italian flag.png|== WOMEN VOLLEY == === WORLD CUP === '''ITALY (W-2) vs. Turkey (F), Women's Team, 20^ World Volley, Thailand''' (Sep 7, 2025)
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2025 MES Party.jpg|Sep 5, 2025 (MES Picnic Party)
2025 JS Welcome Lunch.jpg|'''JS Welcome Lunch''' (Sep 5, 2025)
2025 Trento.jpg|Sep 4, 2025 (book presentation)
File:Thayer Bldg.jpg|'''University of Michigan, emeritus''' [34^ year] (Fall 2025)

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File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), US Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Aug 25, 2025)
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File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jasmine Paolini (F), 97^ Cincinnati Open, Women's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 124^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles''' (Aug 18, 2025)
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File:2025 Super Cup.jpg|==== SOCCER ==== ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Paris SG (W) vs. Tottenham (F), 2025 UEFA Super Cup''' (Aug 13, 2025)
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File:2008 Inzoli (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Daniele INZOLI (F), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (long jump), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2026)
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File:2009 Doualla (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO CUP U20 == '''Kelly Doualla (W), 28^ Euro Athletics U20 (100m), Tampere (Finland)''' (Aug 8, 2025)

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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France, Points''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W-4), 112^ Tour de France, Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Maglia Gialla Tour.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Tadej Pogačar (W-4), Final''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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File:Italian flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Italy (B) & Germany (B), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:Spanish flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:English flag.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''ENGLAND (W-2) vs. Spain (F), Women's Team, 14^ Euro Soccer, Switzerland''' (Jul 27, 2025)
File:2025 Women Euro Soccer.png|= WOMEN SOCCER = ==== EURO CUP ==== '''14^ Women's Euro Soccer (Switzerland 2025), Official Poster''' [Jul 2] (Jul 27, 2025)
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Washington Open <ATP-500>, Tennis''' (Jul 27, 2025)
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==== Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025 -- Music, 113^ Bayreuth Festival [Gatti] ====
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File:Bayreuth Festival.jpg|'''113^ Bayreuth Festival, Germany (Katharina Wagner, director)''' (Jul 25 - Aug 28, 2025)
File:1961 Gatti (conductor).jpg|'''Daniele Gatti (conductor(, Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (Wagner), 113^ Bayreuth Festival''' (Jul 25, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Meloni.jpg|==== POLITICS ==== '''Giorgia Meloni, TIME's cover''' (Jul 24, 2025)
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 35^ Crotia Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 26, 2025)
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (17^ Stage)''' (Jul 23, 2025)
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 77^ Swedish Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Jul 20, 2025)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (12^ & 13^ stages)''' (Jul 17 & 18, 2025)
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File:2001 Cocciaretto (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Elisabetta Cocciaretto (W), 15^ Swedish Open, Tennis <WTA-125>''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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File:1991 Longo Borghini (cycling).jpg|'''Elisa Longo Borghini (W), Giro d'Italia''' (Jul 13, 2025)
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File:2000 Milan (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Jonathan Milan (W), 112^ Tour de France (8^ Stage)''' (Jul 12, 2025)
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File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 --> (Aug 3, 2025) -->
File:Pellacani Santoro (diving).jpg|'''Chiara Pellacani & Matteo Santoro (W), World Diving, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:2003 Cerasuolo (swimming).jpg|'''Simone Cerasuolo (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 30, 2025)
File:1997 Ledecky (swimming).jpg|'''Katie Ledecky (W), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29 & Aug 2, 2025)
File:1998 Quadarella (swimming).jpg|'''Simona Quadarella (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (JuL 29, 2025)
File:1999 Martinenghi (swimming).jpg|'''Nicolò Martinenghi (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 29, 2025)
File:2001 Ceccon (swimming).jpg|'''Thomas Ceccon (F), World Swimming, Singapore, Singapore''' (Jul 28, 2025)
File:1994 Paltrinieri (swimming).jpg|'''Gregorio Paltrinieri (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16 & 18, 2025)
File:1997 Taddeucci (swimming).jpg|'''Ginevra Taddeucci (F), World Swimming, Singapore''' (Jul 16, 18 & 19, 2025)
File:2025 World Swimming.png|'''Poster, World Aquatics, Singapore 2025'''
File:World Aquatics.jpg|''22^ World Aquatics, Singapore 2025 <-- (Jul 11, 2025) <--
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (7^ Stage)''' (Jul 11, 2025)
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
2025 Sinner Wimbledon.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W), 138^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles''' (Jul 13, 2025)
File:Wimbledon.png|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''138^ Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner (W-1), Iga Świątek (W)''' ([Jun 30-] Jul 12-13, 2025)
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Summer/Fall 2025)
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File:Italy to USA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jul 8-9, 2025 (Italy to USA flight)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 112^ Tour de France (4^ Stage)''' (Jul 8, 2025)
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File:Tour France.png|==== CYCLING ==== == TOUR FRANCE == '''112^ Tour de France, Opening''' (Jul 5 [-27], 2025)

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==== June 2025 ====
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File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 --> (Jun 30, 2025) -->
File:2025 Virgili.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Il mito del Gesù mitico"''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 2.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "La Bibbia non parla di UFO"''' (2025)
File:2025 Van Maaren.jpg|'''John Van Maaren, "The Gospel of Mark's Judaism..."''' (2025)
File:2025 Virgili 3.jpg|'''Adriano Virgili, "Capire il Libro di Enoc"''' (2025) <preface>
2025 Ballabio Giuliani.jpg|'''Ballabio & Giuliani (eds.), "Paolo di Tarso nel pensiero ebraico"''' (Jun 23, 2025) <article>
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|'''Zygulski et al. (eds.), "Riattivare Paolo di Tarso"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <article>
File:2025-E Diaz.jpg|'''Estudios iberoamericanos''' (Nov 2025) <article>
File:2025 Boccaccini Mariotti.jpg|'''Boccaccini & Mariotti, "Paolo di Tarso un ebreo del suo tempo"''' (Mar 25, 2025) <book>
File:Best Books.png|''Books of the Year 2025 <-- (Jun 30, 2025) <--
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2025 Camaldoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 31 - Jul 4, 2025 (conference)
2025 Camaldoli 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 26, 2025 (book presentation)
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File:Spanish flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== SOCCER ==== == EURO CUP U19 == '''NETHERLANDS (W) vs. Spain (F), Men's Euro Soccer U19, Romania''' (Jun 26, 2025)
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2025 Uppsala.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 25, 2025 (book review session)
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File:UEFA Under21.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''25^ Men's Euro Soccer Under21, England (W-4) vs. Germany (F)''' (Jun 28, 2025)
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File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, Gazzada (Milan), Italy --> (Jun 26, 2025) -->
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Gazzada.jpg|Jun 22-26, 2025 (conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Nangeroni Meeting, Gazzada (Milan), Italy''' <-- (Jun 22, 2025) <--
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Halle Open <ATP-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (F), German Open, Tennis <WTA-500>''' (Jun 22, 2025)
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2025 Bologna.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 17, 2025 (book presentation)
2025 Bologna 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 15-17, 2025 (lectures + conference)
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File:Euro Fencing.png|==== FENCING ==== === EURO CHAMP === '''38^ Euro Fencing, Genoa (Italy) IT = W3 / F2 / B8''' (Jun 14-19, 2025)
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2025 Manola.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 14, 2025 (In memory of Manola Bardi, Montespertoli)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Conference Icon.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''EnSem Conference, online --> (Jun 12, 2025) -->
File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jun 2025)
2025 Within Judaism 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 10-12, 2025 (online conference)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar, online <-- (Jun 10, 2025) <--
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FILE:2025 Time Democrats.jpg|'''Democrats, TIME's cover''' (Jun 9, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (F), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W-2), 124^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Women's Doubles''' (Jun 8, 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 124^ Roland Garros, Mixed Doubles''' (Jun 5, 2025)
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2025 Uruguay 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Jun 5, 2025 (book presentation)
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File:Maglia Rosa.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Simon Yates (W), Final''' (Jun 1, 2025)

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==== May 2025 ====
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File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== '''Inter (F) vs. Paris SG (W), 70^ Champions League''' (May 31, 2025)
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2025 Roma 3.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma 2.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (picture)
2025 Roma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 30, 2025 (book presentation)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1997 Scaroni (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== '''Christian Scaroni (W), 108^ Giro d'Italia (16^ Stage)''' (May 27, 2025)
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File:2025 Prato Heger.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco, "Storie di Giuseppe", Prato (Simonetta Heger)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''My lecture: "Giuseppe e le sue storie attraverso i secoli, Prato"''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Bibbia Aloma.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Temi biblici nella musica americana, Prato (Aloma Bardi)''' (May 27, 2025)
2025 Heger Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Castelnuovo-Tedesco Concert, Lyceum (Simonetta Heger & Elisabeth Hertzberg)''' (May 26, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Florence & Prato''' (May 26-27, 2025)
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2025 Uomini Profeti.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 24, 2025 (radio interview)
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Doubles''' (May 24, 2025)
File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Hamburg Open, Men's Singles''' (May 24, 2025)
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File:2025 Vanity Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (May 24, 2025)
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File:1996 McTominay (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Scott McTominay (W), 123^ Serie A, Best Player (Napoli)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:1999 Retegui (soccer).jpg|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Mateo Retegui (W), 123^ Serie A, Top Scorer (Atalanta)''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 123^ Serie A''' (May 25, 2025)
File:Napoli.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''NAPOLI (W-4) vs. Inter (F), 123^ Serie A, Scudetto''' (May 25, 2025)
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==== May 7, 2025 -- 70^ David di Donatello, Rome ====
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File:David Donatello.png|'''70^ David di Donatello, Rome''' (May 7, 2025)
File:2024 Delpero (film).jpg|'''Vermiglio (Delpero), Best Film (W), 71^ David di Donatello''' (May 7, 2025)
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2025 Trieste Museo.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== May 21, 2025 (book presentation)
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2025 Florence.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Moving Back to Florence''' (May 20, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Doubles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jannik Sinner (F), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), 82^ Italian Open, Men's Singles''' (May 18, 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (W), 82^ Italian Open, Women's Singles''' (May 17, 2025)
File:Italian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''82^ Italian Open <ATP-1000>, Carlos Alcaraz (W) & Jasmine Paolini (W)''' ([May 6] May 17-18, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
File:Bologna.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''BOLOGNA (W-3) vs. Milan (F), 78^ Coppa Italia''' (May 14, 2025)
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File:Giro Italia.png|==== CYCLING ==== '''108^ Giro d'Italia, Opening''' (May 9 [Jun 1], 2025)
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2025 Pope Leo.jpg|'''Pope Leo XIV''' (May 8, 2025 to the present)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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File:1999 Constantini 1995 Mosaner (curling).jpg|'''Stefania Constantini & Amos Mosaner (W), World Curling, Fredericton, Canada''' (May 3, 2025)

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==== April 2025 ====
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File:2025 NewYorker Dogs.jpg|'''Lucky Dogs, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Apr 28, 2025)
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File:1994 Ciccone (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Giulio Ciccone (F), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej POGACAR (W-3), 111^ Liège–Bastogne–Liège''' (Apr 27, 2025)
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==== , 2025 -- ====
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2025 Death Pope Francis.jpg|'''Death & Funeral of Pope Francis''' (Apr 21 & 26, 2025)
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File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== ==== OPEN 500 ==== '''Carlos Alcaraz (F), 72^ Barcelona Open, Men's Singles''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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File:Urbi Orbi Pope Francis.jpg|'''Easter 2025: Pope Francis's Blessing Urbi et Orbi''' (Apr 20, 2025)
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2025 Lyceum.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Ives Concert, Lyceum (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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File:2025 Time Zelensky.jpg|'''The Endgame, TIME's cover''' (Apr 14, 2025)
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File:2002 Musetti (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Lorenzo Musetti (F), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:2003 Alcaraz (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Carlos Alcaraz (W), Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (F), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
File:Paris Roubaix.jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W), 122^ Paris-Roubaix''' (Apr 13, 2025)
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File:Passover.jpg|'''Passover 2025''' (Apr 12, 2025)
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2025 Bella Prof.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 9, 2025 (online book presentation)
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File:Monte Carlo Masters.png|==== TENNIS ==== '''118^ Monte Carlo Masters, Tennis <ATP-1000>''' (Apr 6-13, 2025)
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2025 Milano.jpg|Apr 6, 2025 (lecture)
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File:2002 Darderi (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Luciano Darderi (W), 39^ Grand Prix Hassan II, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (W), Bucharest Open, Tennis <ATP-250>''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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File:1998 Pogacar (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Tadej Pogačar (W), 109^ Tour of Flanders''' (Apr 6, 2025)
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2025 Uruguay 1.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Apr 5, 2025 (online interview)

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File:1987 Djokovic (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Novak Djokovic (F), 40^ Miami Open, Men's Singles''' (Mar 30, 2025)
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File:2025 Ives Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Intepretare Ives, Prato (Aloma Bardi & Beniamino Iozzelli)''' (Mar 29, 2025)
ICAMUS.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''ICAMus event, Prato''' (Mar 29, 2025)
2025 BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 28-30, 2025 (conference + chair)
File:BIBLIA.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''BIBLIA Conference, Florence''' (Mar 28-29, 2025)
File:2025 Zygulski.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Mar 25, 2025 (article in edited volume)
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File:1996 Ganna (cycling).jpg|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Filippo Ganna (F), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:Milano Sanremo.png|==== CYCLING ==== ==== MONUMENT ==== '''Mathieu van der Poel (W-2), 116^ Milano-Sanremo''' (Mar 22, 2025)
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File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 23, 2025)
File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (F), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1999 Duplantis (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Armand Duplantis (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 22, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), 20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing''' (Mar 21, 2025)
File:2025 World Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == WORLD INDOOR == '''20^ World Athletics Indoor, Nanjing, China IT = W2 / F1 / B0''' (Mar 21-23, 2026)
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File:1987 Errani 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === MASTER 1000 === '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (W), 51^ Indian Wells Open, Mixed Doubles''' (Mar 16, 2025)
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File:1991 Lollobrigida (skating).png|'''Francesca Lollobrigida (W), World Skating, Norway''' (Mar 15, 2025)
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File:1999 Dosso (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Zaynab Dosso (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 9, 2025)
File:2002 Iapichino (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Alissa Iapichino (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:1995 Diaz (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Andy Diaz (W), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 8, 2025)
File:2005 Furlani (athletics).jpg|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Mattia Furlani (F), Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 7, 2025)
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File:Italian flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''Italy (F), 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:Dutch flag.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''NETHERLANDS (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
File:2025 Euro Athletics Indoor.png|==== ATHLETICS ==== == EURO INDOOR == '''38^ Euro Athletics Indoor, Apeldoorn IT = W3 / F1 / B2''' (Mar 6-9, 2025)
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File:2024 Salles (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''I'm Still Here (Salles), Best Intl Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2024 Baker (film).jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''Anora (Baker), Best Film (W)''' (Mar 2, 2025)
File:2025 Oscar Award.jpg|==== OSCAR ==== '''97^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony''' (Mar 2, 2025)

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2025 Gerschwin Prato.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Rhapsody in Blue, Prato (Paolo Somigli, Aloma Bardi, LiLai Nan)''' (Feb 28, 2025)
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2025 Card Bea.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 26-28, 2025 (conference + lecture)
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2025 Trieste.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== Feb 16, 2025 (online lecture)
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File:Errani Paolini.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Jasmine Paolini (W), Doha Open, Tennis <WTA-1000>''' (Feb 16, 2025)
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File:Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Montespertoli, Italy''' (Winter/Spring 2024)
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Rotterdam Open, Tennis <ATP-500>''' (Feb 9, 2025)
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File:1995 Shiffrin (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Mikaela Shiffrin, Team (W), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 11, 2025)
File:1990 Brignone (skiing).jpg|==== SPORT ==== '''Federica Brignone (WF), World Skiiing, Saalbach''' (Feb 6 & 13, 2025)
File:Skiing Logo.png|==== SPORT ==== ''48^ World Skiing, Saalbach, Austria (Feb 4-16, 2025)
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File:2025 Vanity Harry.jpg|==== VARIA ==== '''Harry & Meghan, VANITY FAIR's cover''' (Feb 1, 2025)

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2025 Michigan Winter.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Michigan Winter''' (Jan 26, 2025)
2025 Montespertoli.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''Giorno della memoria <online lecture>''' (Jan 26, 2025)
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File:2001 Sinner (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Jannik Sinner (W-2), Men's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 26, 2025)
File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (F), Men's Doubles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
File:Australian Open.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== === GRAND SLAM === '''Madison Keys (W), Women's Singles, Australian Open, Melbourne''' (Jan 25, 2025)
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File:2025 NewYorker Musk.jpg|'''Musk & Trump, NEW YORKER's cover''' (Jan 20, 2025)
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File:Donald Trump.jpg|'''Donald Trump, 47^ US President''' (Jan 20, 2025 - present)
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File:1985 Bolelli 1995 Vavassori (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (W), Adelaide Intl <ATP-250>''' (Jan 11, 2025)
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File:Isaac W. Oliver.jpg|'''Isaac Oliver, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:Joshua Scott.jpg|'''Joshua Scott, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
File:1958 Boccaccini (scholar).jpg|'''Gabriele Boccaccini, Enoch Colloquium, online''' (Jan 2025)
2025 Within Judaism.jpg|Jan 7, 2025 (conference + lecture)
File:Enoch Seminar.png|==== PERSONAL ==== ''Enoch Seminar Event <online>''' (Jan 7, 2025)
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File:Inter.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
File:Milan.png|==== SOCCER ==== === ITALY CUP === '''MILAN (W-8) vs. Inter (F), 37^ Supercoppa Italiana, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)''' (Jan 6, 2025)
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File:2002 Cobolli (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Flavio Cobolli (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:1996 Paolini (tennis).jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Jasmine Paolini (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
File:Errani Vavassori.jpg|==== TENNIS ==== '''Sara Errani & Andrea Vavassori (QF), 3^ United Cup, Italy''' (Jan 2025)
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File:Islamist Terrorism.png|'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_New_Orleans_truck_attack New Year Terror Attack], New Orleans, LA''' (Jan 1, 2025)
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File:1941 Muti (conductor).jpg|==== MUSIC ==== '''Riccardo Muti, New Year's Concert, Musikverein, Vienna''' (Jan 1, 2025)
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File:RiverHouse.jpg|==== PERSONAL ==== '''RiverHouse, Ann Arbor MI''' (Jan 2025)
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File:1959 Monicelli (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:39:27Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_War_(1959_film) La grande guerra]''''' / {en} '''''The Great War''''' (Italy, 1959), directed by Mario Monicelli, starring Alberto Sordi and Vittorio Gassman.

The Italian Army fought against the Austrians during World War I.

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File:1959 Rossellini (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:39:03Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''Il generale Della Rovere''''' / {en} '''''General Della Rovere''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Della_Rovere ] (Italy, 1959), directed by Roberto Rossellini, starring Vittoria De Sica.

Bardone, a petty con man, is arrested by the Gestapo and coerced into impersonating a partisan leader in order to expose another resistance organizer.

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File:1959 Bonnard (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:38:37Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

''' Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei ''' <Italian> / '''The Last Days of Pompeii''' (1959) is a feature film (sound, color, 103m), directed by [[Mario Bonnard]] and [[Sergio Leone]]. Based on [[The Last Days of Pompeii (1834 Lytton), novel]].

==Abstract==
Only [[The Last Days of Pompeii (1935 Schoedsack), film]] and this version of Lytton's novel attempted to include the story of Jesus and the crucifixion with the later eruption of Vesuvius. Bonnard's film, however, is less religious-oriented and opted to accentuate its arena and orgy sequences. Starring Steve Reeves (Glaucus).

[[Mario Bonnard]] was the credited director but it was actually his assistant director [[Sergio Leone]] who completed the film when Bonnard became severely ill during production.

==Production==
Produced in Italy (1959).

Released in Italy (12 November 1959); West Germany (22 December 1959); UK (1960); Spain (29 February 1960); Japan (16 July 1960 ); USA (17 July 1960); Sweden (29 July 1960); Finland (14 October 1960); Argentina (7 December 1960); Mexico (6 April 1961); ...

====Translations====

* [[Los últimos días de Pompeya = Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei (The Last Days of Pompeii / 1959 @1959 Bonnard, Leone), feature film (Spanish ed.)]]
* [[Die letzten Tage von Pompeji = Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei (The Last Days of Pompeii / 1959 @1959 Bonnard, Leone), feature film (German ed.)]]

* [[The Last Days of Pompeii = Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei (1960 @1959 Bonnard, Leone), feature film (English ed.)]]
* [[Pompijis sista dagar = Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei (1960 @1959 Bonnard, Leone), feature film (Swedish ed.)]]
* [[Pompeijin viimeiset päivät = Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei (1960 @1959 Bonnard, Leone), feature film (Finnish ed.)]]

* Belgium (Flemish title): De laatste dagen van Pompeji
* Bulgaria (Bulgarian title): Последните дни на Помпей
* Brazil: Os Últimos Dias de Pompéia
* France: Les derniers jours de Pompéi
* Greece (transliterated ISO-LATIN-1 title)" Oi teleftaies imeres tis Pompiias
* Poland Ostatnie dni Pompei
* Portugal Os últimos dias de Pompeia

==External links==
*[http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gli_ultimi_giorni_di_Pompei_(film_1959) Wikipedia.it]
*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054422/ The Internet Movie Database]

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File:1959 Risi (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:38:20Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''Il vedovo''''' / {en} '''''The Widower''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Il_vedovo ] (Italy, 1959), directed by Dino Risi, starring Alberto Sordi and Franca Valeri.

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File:1959 Steno (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:37:39Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Overtaxed I Tartassati ]''''' / {en} '''''The Overtaxed''''' (Italy, 1959), directed by Steno, starring Aldo Fabrizi, Totò and Louis de Funès.

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File:1959 Quilici (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:37:21Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''Dagli Appennini alle Ande''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagli_Appennini_alle_Ande_(1959_film) ] (Italy, 1959), directed by Folco Quilici, starring Marco Paoletti (Marco), and Eleonora Rossi Drago (mother).

It tells the story of the young boy Marco who secretly embarks from Genoa to reach his mother in Argentina. The film is based on the story with the same title from Edmondo De Amicis's book ''Cuore''.

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File:1959 Tourjansky (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:37:10Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

''' Erode il grande ''' <Italian> / '''Le roi cruel''' <French> / '''Herod the Great''' (1959) is a feature film (sound, color, 93m), directed by [[Viktor Tourjansky]].

==Abstract==

"Herod, King of Judea, is made a prisoner by the Romans. Convinced the King is dead, his faithful lieutenant, Aaron, is nevertheless unable to keep his promise to kill the Queen if something untoward happened to the King. He leads the young woman out into the desert. Herod's pleas to Augustus are successful and he returns to his palace. His son, Antipater, informs Herod that Aaron has betrayed him." (IMDb).

==Cast==

*[[Edmund Purdom]] = [[Herod the Great]]

==Production==
Produced in Italy and France (1959).

==External links==
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herod_the_Great_(film) Wikipedia.en]
*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051587/ The Internet Movie Database]

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File:1953 Gallone (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:36:34Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} {en} '''''Puccini''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puccini_(film) ] (Italy, 1953), directed by Carmine Gallone, starring Gabriele Ferzetti (Giacomo Puccini).

This biographical story of Puccini (Gabriele Ferzetti) spans his creative life from early student days to the height of success, including his early flop Madame Butterfly and his incomplete Turandot. Along the way he encounters three women who change his life, including a sexy, beautiful singer (Nadia Gray) whom he drops for a small town girl (Märta Torén), and a servant girl who commits suicide over him.

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File:1953 Fellini (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:36:20Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Vitelloni I vitelloni]''''' (Italy, 1953), directed by Federico Fellini, starring Alberto Sordi, Franco Fabrizi, Franco Interlenghi, and Leopoldo Trieste

A character study of five young men at crucial turning points in their lives in a small town in Italy.

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File:1953 Fabrizi (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:35:50Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_of_Those Una di quelle]''''' / {en} '''''One of Those''''' (Italy, 1953), directed by Aldo Fabrizi, starring Aldo Fabrizi, Totò, Lea Padovani and Peppino De Filippo.

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File:1953 Comencini (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:35:30Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''Pane, amore e fantasia''''' / {en} '''''Bread, Love and Dreams''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread,_Love_and_Dreams ] (Italy, 1953), directed by Luigi Comencini, starring Vittorio De Sica
Gina Lollobrigida

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File:1952 Francisci (film).jpg

2026-10-11T04:35:17Z

Gabriele Boccaccini:

'''La regina di Saba''' <Italian> / ''The Queen of Sheba'' (1952) is a feature film (sound, B&W, 99m), directed by [[Pietro Francisci]].

==Abstract==

Starring Leonora Ruffo (''Queen of Sheba'') and Gino Cervi (''Solomon'').

==Production==
Produced and released in Italy (6 November 1952), and distributed internationally.

==External links==
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Queen_of_Sheba_(1952_film) Wikipedia.en] -- [https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_regina_di_Saba Wikipedia.it]
*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0045078/ The Internet Movie Database]

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''Buongiorno, elefante!''''' / {en} '''''Hello Elephant''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_Elephant ] (Italy, 1952), directed by Gianni Franciolini, starring Vittorio De Sica, Sabu.

Vittorio De Sica is a teacher struggling to take care of his family and always dreaming that Parliament will increase the salaries for teachers and life will become easier for his wife, Maria Mereander, and kids. An Indian prince (Sabu) visits Italy, is assisted by the teacher, and gives De Sica a baby elephant as a reward. This upsets the landlord, Nando Bruno, the other tenants and the neighborhood . He takes the elephant away but, like Lassie, it comes home.

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{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention!_Bandits! Achtung! Banditi!]''''' (Italy, 1951), directed by Carlo Lizzani, starring Gina Lollobrigida.

About a group of Italian resistance fighters from Genoa and led by Commander Vento. They must seize a shipment of weapons destined for the German occupation.

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{it} '''''Il fiore delle mille e una notte,''''' / {en} '''''Arabian Nights''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabian_Nights_(1974_film) ] (Italy, 1974), directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini, starring Ninetto Davoli, Franco Citti.

In ancient Arabia, a beautiful slave girl chooses a youth to be her new master, then she is kidnapped and they must search for each other. Stories are told within stories: love, travel and the whims of destiny.

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''The Overcoat / Il cappotto''''' (1952), directed by Alberto Lattuada, starring Renato Rascel.

Based on the Nikolai Gogol story but set in modern-day Italy (1952), THE OVERCOAT is the story of a poor city hall clerk (Renato Rascel) whose only desire is to buy a new overcoat. The town Mayor (Giulio Stival) is planning a reception for some visiting VIPs in honor of a new, wasteful piece of construction. The clerk bungles an assignment for the reception and is fired. But when he stumbles into a bribery scheme concerning the architects, in order to keep him quiet, he's given his job back plus a bonus. He purchases his long-cherished overcoat, only to have it stolen. Tragic twists and acts of retribution follow.

Kanopy (yes)

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_White_Sheik Lo sceicco bianco]''''' / {en} '''''The White Sheik''''' (Italy, 1952), directed by Federico Fellini, starring Alberto Sordi, Leopoldo Trieste, Brunella Bovo and Giulietta Masina.

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umberto_D. Umberto D.]''''' (Italy, 1952), directed by Vittorio De Sica, starring Carlo Battisti.

An elderly man and his dog struggle to survive on his government pension in Rome.

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_in_Milan Miracolo a Milano]''''' / {en} '''''Miracle in Milan''''', directed by Vittorio De Sica, starring Francesco Golisano, Emma Gramatica, Paolo Stoppa, and Guglielmo Barnabò.

An open-hearted, unrelentingly energetic orphan struggles to make the best of his life on the streets of Milan.

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cops_and_Robbers_(1951_film) Guardie e ladri]''''' / {en} '''''Cops and Robbers''''', directed by Steno and Mario Monicelli, starring Totò and Aldo Fabrizi.

Esposito is a thief who cons tourists in Rome. Officer Bottoni manages to catch him and starts persecuting him. When Esposito manages to flee, Bottoni's superiors inform him that he'll lose his job if he can't catch Esposito.

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''Gli angeli del quartiere''''' / {en} '''''The Angels of the Neighbourhood''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gli_Angeli_del_quartiere ] (Italy, 1952), directed by Carlo Borghesio, starring Enzo Cerusico, Giancarlo Nicotra.

Five lovable Italian war orphans. living a hand-to-mouth existence are elated to discover a bagful of money in a cellar. Mario, an adult thief, intends to grab all the loot for himself, but then was forced to change his mind.

Gli Angeli del Quartiere concentrates on five lovable Italian war orphans. Living a hand-to-mouth existence, the children are elated to discover a bagful of money in a cellar. Wondering where best to spend their treasure, the kids are "advised" by adult thief Mario, who intends to grab all the loot for himself. Ultimately, however, Mario is reformed by the quintet of urchins--though his old gang doesn't quite see things in this new light.

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Gabriele Boccaccini:

{it} '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellissima_(film) Bellissima]''''' (Italy, 1951), directed by Luchino Visconti, starring Anna Magnani, Walter Chiari and Tecla Scarano.

A woman from the lower class desperately tries to get her daughter into the movies.

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