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• Sergio Cingolani (b.1957), scholar
  ...y of Christianity, the history of heresies and in general, the methodology of biblical studies. [[Category:People of Milan| 1957 Cingolani]]
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• Franco Manzi (b.1966), scholar
  Professor at the Seminario Arcivescovile in Milan and at the Facoltà teologica dell'Italia settentrionale. [[Category:People of Milan| 1966 Manzi]]
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• Giovanni Battista Bazzana
  He earned his PhD from the International School of Modena, Italy. ...09 he joined the Faculty of Harvard Divinity School as Assistant Professor of New Testament.
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• Carlo Maria Martini (M / Italy, 1927-2012), scholar
  ...ancellor of the Pontifical Gregorian University (1978-1980). Archbishop of Milan, Italy (1980-2003). Cardinal (from 1983). [[Category:People of Milan| 1927 Martini]]
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• Alessandro Nangeroni International Endowment
  [[File:Alessandro Nangeroni.jpg|thumb|250px|In memory of Alessandro Nangeroni (1940-1999)]] ...i International Endowment''' is an endowment established in 2011 in memory of Alessandro Nangeroni.
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• Storia del popolo d'Israele = Geschichte des Volkes Israel (History of the People of Israel / 1896-97 @1887 Stade, Holtzmann / Valbusa), book (Italian ed.)
  ...''' = ''History of the People of Israel'' (1896-97) is the Italian edition of [[Geschichte des Volkes Israel (1887 Stade, Holzmann), book]]. Translated f Published in [[Milan, Italy]]: Vallardi, <2 vols.> 1896, 1897.
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• Cecilia Calderoni (F / Italy, 1926), Holocaust survivor
  ...nd their paternal aunt (Lidia Calderoni) and her husband (Mario Vitali)--6 people.
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• Samuel Rocca (b.1968), scholar
  Born and educated in Milan, Italy. PhD (2006) at Bar-Ilan University (where he studied with [[Albert I *[[The Forts of Judaea 168 BC – 73 AD, Fortress Series 65, Osprey Publishing (2008 Rocca)
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• Mladen Svicer / Mladen Schwitzer / Steven Switzer (M / Croatia, 1934), Holocaust survivor
  ...rland until September 1945; leaving Switzerland with his family; living in Milan, Italy; and his family’s immigration to the United States in 1949.
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• Rosian Zerner / Rosian Bagriansky (F / Lithuania, 1935), Holocaust survivor
  ...family to emigrate, Paulius had purchased land in Canada, but the outbreak of World War II precluded these plans from materializing. ...oined them in Milan and attended the ballet school of [[Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Italy]]. In 1951 they immigrated to the United States, arriving in October
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• Kalman Arieli / Kalma Aharonowitch (M / Lithuania, 1928), Holocaust survivor
  * One of the [[Kovno Boys]], liberated at [[Gunskirchen]] ...rl after the war and having four grandchildren; and reuniting with a group of child survivors every year.
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• Rivka Krol (F / Poland, 1929), Holocaust survivor
  At the beginning of the war, my father realized the grave danger that was approaching and asked Everywhere I said I was an orphan. People felt sorry for me and allowed me to stop for a few days to several months.
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• The Period of the Middle Maccabees: from the death of Judas through the reign of John Hyrcanus (ca. 160–104 BCE) / 9th Nangeroni Meeting (2018 Milan), conference
  ...the series of [[Nangeroni Meetings]] organised by the [[Enoch Seminar]] in Milan, Italy (June 10-15, 2018). ...ome 2016)]] -- [[Eighth Nangeroni Meeting|8th (Florence 2017)]] -- '''9th (Milan 2018)''' -- [[Tenth Nangeroni Meeting|10th (Rome 2018)]] >
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• Joachim Bass (M / Poland / Switzerland, 1932), Holocaust survivor
  ...in. Mother and children were liberated in September 1943, with the arrival of the Allies. They went to Fort Ontario. Mother was pregnant again and Susann ...given permanent US residency; living in a tenement on the lower East Side of Manhattan with support from HIAS; being a street vendor selling fruits and
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• Daniel Chanoch (M / Lithuania / 1933), Holocaust survivor
  Daniel Chanoch, the younger brother of [[Uri Chanoch]], was one of the [[Kovno Boys]], liberated at [[Gunskirchen]]. ...ena and Bologna, Italy, a sanitarium near Stresa, Italy, and a hospital in Milan, Italy; immigrating to Israel in 1946; and psychological effects from his H
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• Enoch Seminar (2001-), learned society
  ...|thumb|left|150px|[[Gabriele Boccaccini]], University of Michigan, Founder of the Enoch Seminar]] ...t|150px|[[Kelley Coblentz Bautch]], St. Edward's University, Vice-Director of the Enoch Seminar]]
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• John the Jew: Reading the Gospel of John’s Christology as a Form of Jewish Messianism / 6th Nangeroni Meeting (2016 Camaldoli), conference
  [[File:6th Nangeroni Monastero.jpg|thumb|350px|Opening session at the library of the Camaldoli Monastery]] [[File:Foresteria Camaldoli.jpg|thumb|350px|The Foresteria of the Monastery]]
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• Re-Reading Paul as a Second-Temple Jewish Author / 3rd Nangeroni Meeting (2014 Rome), conference
  [[File:Facolta Valdese.jpg|thumb|250px|Waldensian Faculty of Theology, Rome, Italy]] ...Third Nangeroni Meeting Ostia Banquet.jpg|thumb|250px|An unexpected moment of entertainment offered at the dinner: Francesco Pieri and Gabriele Boccaccin
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• Welcome to 4 Enoch: The Online Encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaism (Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Origins) -- International Research, Scholarship & Fiction, from the 15th century to the present
  ...d [[Authors]] and a Dictionary of [[People]], [[Places]], [[Topics]], etc. of Second Temple Judaism & Christian Origins. (a) '''[[Fields of research|4 ENOCH SURVEY OF INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH]]'''
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• Silvia Calderoni (F / Italy, 1930), Holocaust survivor
  ...nd their paternal aunt (Lidia Calderoni) and her husband (Mario Vitali)--6 people. ...asic Books, 1987), troviamo il seguente paragrafo: "Monsignor Italo Ciulli of Gambassi, near Florence, hid at least five Jews, including two children, in
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