Gabriele Boccaccini (1989): A Biography in Pictures

File:1987 World Athletics Indoor.jpg File:1989 World Athletics Indoor.jpg Gabriele Boccaccini (1989): A Biography in Pictures

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The Italian Experience: Marriage, Laurea, & Life in Canto de' Nelli

In 1980 Gabriele Boccaccini met his wife, Aloma Bardi. The two were married on Oct 26, 1981.

After completing the mandatory service in the civilian corps of the Italian Army, in 1983 Boccaccini earned His Laurea in Lettere (MA) at the University of Florence. He graduated with Honor with a thesis on Ricordare e dimenticare nella tradizione giudaica e cristiana antica <Remembering and Forgetting in the Early Jewish and Christian Traditions>. Shortly before his graduation he met for the first time with Professor Paolo Sacchi. It was the beginning of a long friendship and collaboration.

In those years Boccaccini lived in the center of Florence in an apartment in front of the Medici Chapels and worked as professor of Religion at the Liceo Internazionale of Florence. He commuted from time to time to Turin (where Paolo Sacchi lived and worked) and to Rome (where he could use the Library of the Pontifical Biblical Institute, hosted at the Parish of the Sacred Heart on Lungarno Prati by his former Professor of Religion at the Liceo Dante, padre Renato Simeone).

He got more and more involved in the ecumenical and Jewish-Christian dialogue as a member of the Board of Directors of both the Segretariato Attivita' Ecumeniche and the Amicizia Ebraica Cristiana, and as an editor of the Bollettino dell'Amicizia Ebraico-Cristiana di Firenze that he contributed to renew as the voice of the entire Jewish-Christian movement in Italy. He regularly attended the Summer SAE meeting at La Mendola and the winter Jewish-Christian colloquia at Camaldoli.

In 1987 he began his doctoral studies in Judaism with Paolo Sacchi at the University of Turin, which meant that he left the teaching in Florence and more often commuted to Turin and Rome for his studies or to other locations for seminars and conferences. In March 1988 he was at the University of Bologna for a seminar with Jacob Neusner and then in May for a month in Naples at the Graduate School of Philosophical Studies, where he attended three graduate seminars: by Francesco Adorno on Hellenistic Philosophy, by Giovanni Garbini on the Phoenicians, and by Paolo Sacchi on Ancient Jewish Thought.

He began offering lectures on ancient Judaism and Christian Origins, first at the annual national Jewish-Christian Colloquia of Camaldoli (that he had contributed to found in 1980), and then at national conferences or as an invited speaker in Venice, Turin, Genoa, and Rome. His first international engagement was at an international Jewish-Christian conference in Rabat (Malta).

He published his first articles, based on his MA thesis. His research focused on the intellectual history of Second Temple Judaism and in particular on the development of Jewish apocalypticism. In 1987 he published in the journal "Henoch" the most important among his early contribution, an article in which he showed that Daniel and the Book of Dream Visions belonged to two different streams of Jewish apocalyptic thought. Not all the apocalypses could be considered the work of a single apocalyptic movement.

In 1989 he went as Visiting Scholar to Princeton Theological Seminary at the invitation of Professor James H. Charlesworth, editor of the American edition of the OT Pseudepigrapha. For the first time Boccaccini had the opportunity to present internationally the results of his own research and more in general of the Italian school on the OT Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha. At Princeton Boccaccini had the opportunity to meet some of the most distinguished American specialists on Second Temple Judaism. He began his task to reformulate in English his research in order to make it accessible at the international level. .

1989 (events) ==

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• Morgan Freeman.jpg

  Morgan Freeman, Best Actor (nom.) (Mar 26, 1990)

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  Kenneth Branagh, Best Actor (nom.) (Mar 26, 1990)

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  The Little Mermaid (Disney), <Best Animated Film> (Mar 26, 1990)

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  Palombella rossa (Moretti), <Best Intl Film> (Mar 26, 1990)

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  Soccer Players of Year,
  1989 Ballon d'Or
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  Diego Maradona,
  <1989 Ballon d'Or>

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  Gianluca Vialli,
  1989 Ballon d'Or (24)

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  Paolo Maldini,
  1989 Ballon d'Or (23)

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  Ruud Gullit,
  1989 Ballon d'Or (7)

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  Franco Baresi,
  1989 Ballon d'Or (F)

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  Marco van Basten,
  1989 Ballon d'Or (W)

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  Soccer Players of Year,
  1989 Ballon d'Or
  <-- (Dec 26, 1989) <--

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, 1989 --

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  Poggibonsi, Villa del Casalino (Christmas Holidays)

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, 1989 --

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  Tennis Players of Year,
  ATP-WTA-ITF Awards
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  Steffi Graf (W), 1989 WTA Player of the Year & ITF World Champion (Dec 1989)

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  Boris Becker (W), 1989 ATP Player of the Year & ITF World Champion (Dec 1989)

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  Tennis Players of Year,
  ATP-WTA-ITF Awards
  <-- (Dec 20, 1989) <--

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  Sweden (F), Men's Team (Stefan Edberg), 78^ Davis Cup (Dec 15-17, 1989)

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  Sweden (F), Men's Team (Mats Wilander), 78^ Davis Cup (Dec 15-17, 1989)

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  WEST GERMANY (W-2), Men's Team (Boris Becker), 78^ Davis Cup (Dec 15-17, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === WORLD CUP ===
  Sweden (F), Men's Team, 78^ Davis Cup, Stuttgart (Germany) (Dec 15-17, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === WORLD CUP ===
  WEST GERMANY (W-2) vs. Sweden (F), Men's Team, 78^ Davis Cup, Stuttgart (Germany) (Dec 15-17, 1989)

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Dec 10, 1989 -- 10^ Colloquio ebraico-cristiano, Camaldoli

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  Monastery of Camaldoli (Arezzo), Italy
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  10^ Colloquio ebraico-cristiano Camaldoli (Dec 6-10, 1989) [10]

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  Innocenzo Gargano, President, Camaldoli (Dec 6-10, 1989)

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  Manuela Paggi, 10^ Colloquio ebraico-cristiano Camaldoli (Dec 1989)

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  Gabriele Boccaccini, 10^ Colloquio ebraico-cristiano, Camaldoli (Dec 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Ivan Lendl, 1989 ATP year-end No.1, Tennis (Dec 5, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Mikhail Gorbachev, EPOCA's cover (Dec 3, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Boris Becker (F), 1989 ATP Finals (New York), Tennis (Dec 3, 1989)

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Nov 29, 1989 -- Soccer, 2^ Supercoppa Italiana

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  ==== SOCCER ====
  === ITALY CUP ===
  Sampdoria (F), 2^ Supercoppa Italiana, Milan (Italy) (Nov 29, 1989)

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  ==== SOCCER ====
  === ITALY CUP ===
  INTER (W-1) vs. Sampdoria (F), 2^ Supercoppa Italiana, Milan (Italy) (Nov 29, 1989)

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Nov 23, 1989 -- Soccer, UEFA Super Cup

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  1989 UEFA Super Cup, Milan (W) vs. Barcelona (F) (Nov 23, 1989)

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  Milan (W), 1989 UEFA Super Cup (Nov 23, 1989)

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  Barcelona (F), 1989 UEFA Super Cup (Nov 23, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Martina Navratilova & Pam Shriver (W), 19^ WTA Finals (New York, NY), Tennis (Nov 19, 1989)

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  Martina Navratilova (F), 19^ WTA Finals (New York, NY), Tennis (Nov 19, 1989)

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  Steffi Graf (W), 19^ WTA Finals (New York, NY), Tennis (Nov 19, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Fall of Berlin Wall (Nov 9-10, 1989) / TIME's cover [Nov 20]

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Nov 6, 1989 -- Tennis, 17^ Paris Masters

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  Stefan Edberg (F), 17^ Paris Masters, Men's Singles (Nov 6, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  Boris Becker (W-2), 17^ Paris Masters, Men's Singles (Nov 6, 1989)

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Oct 22, 1989 -- Car Racing, Japanese Grand Prix

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  Alessandro Nannini (Benetton) (W), Japanese Grand Prix, Car Racing (Oct 22, 1989)

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  Riccardo Patrese / Williams-Renauld (F), Japanese Grand Prix, Car Racing (Oct 22, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Prostitution in Italy, EPOCA's cover (Oct 22, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  San Francisco Earthquake (Oct 17, 1989) / TIME's cover [Oct 30]

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Oct 14, 1989 -- Cycling, 83^ Giro di Lombardia

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  ==== MONUMENT ====
  Tony Rominger (W), 83^ Giro di Lombardia (Oct 14, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  UNITED STATES (W-13), Women's Team, 27^ Fed Cup (Oct 9, 1989)

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  Spain (F), Women's Team, 27^ Fed Cup (Oct 9, 1989)

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Oct 6, 1989 -- 16^ Women's Euro Volley

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  == WOMEN VOLLEY ==
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  Netherlands (F), Women's Team, 16^ Euro Volley, Italy (Oct 6, 1991)

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  == WOMEN VOLLEY ==
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  SOVIET UNION (W-13) vs. Netherlands (F), Women's Team, 16^ Euro Volleyball, Italy (Oct 6, 1991)

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Oct 6, 1989 -- Henry V (Branagh), film

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  Henry V (Branagh), film (Oct 6, 1989)

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  Christian Bale (child actor), Henry V (Oct 6, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Giorgio Morales, sindaco di Firenze (Oct 2, 1989 [to May 2, 1995])

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Oct 1, 1989 -- 16^ Men's Euro Volley

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  === MEN VOLLEY ===
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  ITALY (W-1) vs. Sweden (F), Men's Team, 16^ Euro Cup, Stockholm (Oct 1, 1989)

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  === MEN VOLLEY ===
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  Sweden (F), Men's Team, 16^ Euro Cup, Stockholm (Oct 1, 1989)

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Sep 24, 1989 -- Car Racing, Portuguese Grand Prix

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  ==== SPORT IT ====
  Ferrari / Berger (W), Portuguese Grand Prix, Car Racing (Sep 24, 1989)

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Sep 20, 1989 -- The Phantom of the Opera (Webber), Canadian premiere, Toronto

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  The Phantom of the Opera (Andrew Lloyd Webber), Canadian premiere, Toronto (Sep 20, 1989 [to Oct 31, 1999])

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  Colm Wilkinson (singer), The Phantom of the Opera (Webber), Canadian premiere, Toronto (Sep 20, 1989)

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  Rebecca Caine (singer), The Phantom of the Opera (Webber), Canadian premiere, Toronto (Sep 20, 1989)

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Sep 20, 1989 -- Miss Saigon (Schönberg), West End premiere

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  Miss Saigon (Schönberg), West End premiere, London (Sep 20, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Saving the Rain Forest, TIME's cover (Sep 18, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Steffi GRAF (W-2), 109^ US Open, Women's Singles (Sep 9, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Martina Navratilova (F), 109^ US Open, Women's Singles (Sep 9, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Boris BECKER (W), 109^ US Open, Men's Singles (Sep 10, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Ivan Lendl (F), 109^ US Open, Men's Singles (Sep 10, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Carmine & Giuseppe Abbagnale (W), World Rowing, Slovenia
  (Sep 10, 1989) [5]

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, 1989 --

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  === VOLLEYBALL ===
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  Italy (B), Women's Team, 16^ Euro Volleyball, West Germany (Sep 9, 1989)

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  === VOLLEYBALL ===
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  East Germany (F), Women's Team, 16^ Euro Volleyball, West Germany (Sep 9, 1989)

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  === VOLLEYBALL ===
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  SOVIET UNION (W-12) vs. East Germany (F), Women's Team, 16^ Euro Volleyball, West Germany (Sep 9, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Canto de' Nelli, Florence (Fall 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  Stefan Edberg (F), 88^ Cincinnati Open, Men's Singles (Aug 20, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  John McEnroe (F), 100^ Canadian Open, Men's Singles (Aug 20, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  Ivan Lendl (W-6), 100^ Canadian Open, Men's Singles (Aug 20, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  ==== SPORT IT ====
  Ferrari / Mansell (W), Hungarian Grand Prix, Car Racing (Aug 13, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  ==== AQUATICS ====
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  19^ Euro Aquatics, Bonn (West Germany)
  IT = W4 / F1 / B6
  (Aug 12-20, 1989)

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  ==== AQUATICS ====
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  East Germany (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 19^ Euro Aquatics, Bonn (Aug 12-20, 1989)

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  ==== SWIMMING ====
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  Lorenza Vigarani, Team (F), 19^ Euro Aquatics, Bonn (Aug 1989)

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  ==== SWIMMING ====
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  Manuela Dalla Valle, Team (F), 19^ Euro Aquatics, Bonn (Aug 1989)

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  ==== SWIMMING ====
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  Stefano Battistelli (W), 19^ Euro Aquatics, Bonn (Aug 1989)

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  ==== SWIMMING ====
  ==== EURO CUP ====
  Giorgio Lamberti (W-W), 19^ Euro Aquatics, Bonn (Aug 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  27^ SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989
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  Amos Luzzatto,
  27^ SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989

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  Manuela Paggi,
  27^ SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989

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  Gabriele Boccaccini,
  27^ SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989

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  Paolo Ricca,
  27^ SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989

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  Innocenzo Gargano,
  27^ SAE Meeting, La Mendola 1989

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  Renzo Bertalot,
  27^ SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989

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  Maria Vingiani,
  SAE President,
  La Mendola 1989

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  SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989
  (Jul 29 - Aug 6, 1989) [11]

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  27^ SAE Meeting,
  La Mendola 1989
  <-- (Jul 29, 1989) <--

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, 1989 --

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  [3] Giulio Andreotti Government (Jul 23, 1989 to Jun 28, 1992)

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, 1989 --

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  Maria Canins (F),
  Tour de France, Cycling
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, 1989 --

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  Gun Deaths, TIME's cover (Jul 17, 1989)

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Jul 9, 1989 -- Tennis, 103^ Wimbledon

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Stefan Edberg (F), 103^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles (Jul 9, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Boris Becker (W-3), 103^ Wimbledon, Men's Singles (Jul 9, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Martina Navratilova (F), 103^ Wimbledon, Women's Singles (Jul 8, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Steffi Graf (W-2), 103^ Wimbledon, Women's Singles (Jul 8, 1989)

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Jul 1-23, 1989 -- Cycling, 76^ Tour de France

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  76^ Tour de France, Opening (Jul 1 [-23], 1989)

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  Valerio Tebaldi, 76^ Tour de France (12^ stage) (Jul 13, 1989)

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  Giovanni Fidanza, 76^ Tour de France (20^ stage) (Jul 22, 1989)

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  76^ Tour de France, Greg LeMond (W), Final (Jul 23, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Books of the Year
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  Books of the Year
  <-- (Jun 30, 1989) <--

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, 1989 --

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  ==== SOCCER ====
  === ITALY CUP ===
  Napoli (F), 42^ Coppa Italia (Jun 28, 1989)

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  ==== SOCCER ====
  === ITALY CUP ===
  SAMPDORIA (W-3) vs. Napoli (F), 42^ Coppa Italia (Jun 28, 1989)

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  Inter (W) vs. Napoli (F), 87^ Serie A, Soccer (Jun 25, 1989) [13]

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  Riccardo Patrese / Williams-Renauld (F), Canadian Grand Prix, Car Racing (Jun 18, 1989)

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  ==== SOCCER ====
  === ITALY CUP ===
  Sampdoria (F), 1^ Supercoppa Italiana, Milan (Italy) (Jun 14, 1989)

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  ==== SOCCER ====
  === ITALY CUP ===
  MILAN (W-1) vs. Sampdoria (F), 1^ Supercoppa Italiana, Milan (Italy) (Jun 14, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Steffi Graf (F), 88^ Roland Garros, Women's Singles (Jul 10, 1989)

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  Tiananmen Square, Beijing (Jun 5, 1989)

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  Riccardo Patrese / Williams-Renauld (F), United States Grand Prix, Car Racing (Jun 4, 1989)

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  Riccardo Patrese / Williams-Renauld (F), Mexican Grand Prix, Car Racing (May 28, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  My Brother's Wedding, Florence (May 26, 1989)

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Spring-Summer-Fall 1989 -- My Life in Italy

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  Flight to Italy (May 1989)

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  Canto de' Nelli, Florence (Spring-Fall 1989)

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  Poggibonsi, Villa del Casalino (Summer 1989) [3]

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May 24, 1989 -- Soccer, 34^ Champions League

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  34^ Champions League, Milan (W-3), vs. Steaua Bucharest (F) (May 24, 1989)

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  MILAN (W-3), 34^ Champions League, Soccer (May 24, 1989) [3]

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  Milan (W) vs. Steaua Bucharest (F), 34^ Champions League, Soccer (May 24, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  Andre Agassi (F), 46^ Italian Open, Tennis <ATP-1000> (May 21, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  46^ Italian Open (Men) <ATP-1000>, Alberto Mancini (W) ([May 15] May 21, 1989)

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May 17, 1989 -- Jesus of Montreal (Arcand), film

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  Jesus of Montreal (Arcand), film (May 17, 1989)

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May 17, 1989 -- Soccer, UEFA Europa League

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  ==== SOCCER ====
  Napoli (W), UEFA Europa League, Soccer (May 17, 1989)

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May 14, 1989 -- Tennis, 83^ Hamburg Open

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  ==== OPEN 500 ====
  Ivan Lendl (W-2), 83^ Hamburg Open, Men's Singles (May 14, 1989)

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  46^ Italian Open (Women) <ATP-1000>, Gabriela Sabatini (W) ([May 8] May 14, 1989)

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  Cold Fusion?, TIME's cover (May 8, 1989)

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  Abortion, TIME's cover (May 1, 1989)

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Apr 30, 1989 -- Tennis, 82^ Monte Carlo Masters

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  Boris Becker (F), 82^ Monte Carlo Masters, Men's Singles (Apr 30, 1989)

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  Concert, Philadelphia (Apr 28?, 1989)

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  American Interfaith Institute Conference" (Apr 27-29, 1989)

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Apr 21, 1989 -- Field of Dreams (Robinson), film

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  Field of Dreams (Robinson), film (Apr 21, 1989)

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Apr 19, 1989 -- Passover

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  Passover 1989
  (Apr 19, 1989)

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Apr 9, 1989 -- Cycling, 87^ Paris-Roubaix

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  ==== MONUMENT ====
  Jean-Marie Wampers (W), 87^ Paris-Roubaix (Apr 9, 1989)

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Apr 2-3, 1989 -- Tennis, 5^ Miami Open [Lendl]

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  Chris Evert (F), 5^ Miami Open, Women's Singles (Apr 2, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === MASTER 1000 ===
  Ivan Lendl (W), 5^ Miami Open, Men's Singles (Apr 3, 1989)

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Apr 2, 1989 -- Cycling, 73^ Tour of Flanders

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  ==== MONUMENT ====
  Edwig Van Hooydonck (W), 73^ Tour of Flanders, (Apr 2, 1989)

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Mar 29, 1989 -- 61^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony

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  61^ Academy Awards, Oscar Ceremony
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  Rain Man (Levinson), Best Film (Mar 29, 1989)

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  Pelle the Conqueror (August), Best Intl Film (Mar 29, 1989)

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  Dustin Hoffman, Best Actor (W) (Mar 29, 1989)

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  Max von Sydow, Best Actor (nom.) (Mar 29, 1989)

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  Tom Hanks, Best Actor (nom.) (Mar 29, 1989)

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  Meryl Streep, Best Actress (nom.) (Mar 29, 1989)

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Mar 26, 1989 -- Car Racing, Brazilian Grand Prix

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  ==== SPORT IT ====
  Ferrari / Mansell (W), Brazilian Grand Prix, Car Racing (Mar 26, 1989)

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  Louvre Pyramid Inauguration, Paris (Mar 19, 1989)

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Mar 18, 1989 -- Cycling, 80^ Milano-Sanremo

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  ==== CYCLING ====
  ==== MONUMENT ====
  Laurent Fignon (W), 80^ Milano-Sanremo (Mar 18, 1989)

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MAR 3-5, 1989 -- 2^ World Athletics Indoor

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  2^ World Athletics Indoor, Budapest (Hungary)
  IT = W0 / F0 / B3
  (Mar 3-5, 1989)

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  SOVIET UNION (W), Top Nation & Top Medals, 2^ World Athletics Indoor, Budapest (Mar 3-5, 1989)

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  United States (F), 2^ World Athletics Indoor, Budapest (Mar 3-5, 1989)

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  Italian Television, EPOCA's cover (Feb 26, 1989)

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  ==== ATHLETICS ====
  == EURO INDOOR ==
  Ileana Salvador, 20^ Euro Athletics Indoor (3km walk), The Hague (Feb 19, 1989)

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  ==== ATHLETICS ====
  == EURO INDOOR ==
  20^ Euro Athletics Indoor, The Hague (Netherlands)
  IT = W0 / F1 / B1
  (Feb 18-19, 1989)

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  Visit to Jacob Neusner, Providence RI (Feb 17-19, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Guns and Violence, TIME's cover (Feb 6, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  30^ World Skiing,
  Vail, USA
  (Jan 29 - Feb 12, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Martina Navratilova & Pam Shriver (W), Women's Doubles, 77^ Australian Open, Melbourne (Jan 29, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Ivan Lendl (W-1), Men's Singles, 77^ Australian Open, Melbourne (Jan 29, 1989)

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  ==== TENNIS ====
  === GRAND SLAM ===
  Steffi Graf (W-2), Women's Singles, 77^ Australian Open, Melbourne (Jan 28, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  George H.W. Bush, 41^ US President (Jan 20, 1989 to Jan 20, 1993)

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  Barbara Bush, TIME's cover (Jan 23, 1989)

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, 1989 --

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  Donald Trump, TIME's cover (Jan 16, 1989)

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Winter 1989 -- My Life in the United States, Princeton NJ

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  Flight to the United States (Jan 2, 1989)

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  Princeton Theological Seminary [Visiting Scholar] (Winter-Spring 1989)

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  James Charlesworth (Winter-Spring 1989)

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  Endangered Earth, TIME's cover, 1988 Person of the Year (Jan 2, 1989)

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