Giacomo Rimini

Giacomo Rimini (Verona, 1887 - Chicago, 1952) was a Jewish Italian American opera singer.

List of Jewish Italian opera singers

• Giacomo Rimini (Verona, 1887 - Chicago, 1952) was a Jewish Italian American opera singer.

List of Italian Jewish women

1500s

• Sara Copia Sullam (Venice 1592 - Venice 1641), poet <no entry in [ wiki.it]> Jewish Women

1850s

• Anna Kuliscioff (Simferopol 1855 – Milan 1925), Russian-born political activist <see wiki.it>

1870s

• Paola Lombroso Carrara (Pavia 1871 – Torino 1954), journalist, educator <see wiki.it>

• Gina Lombroso (Pavia 1872 – Geneva 1944), scientist <see wiki.it>

• Anna Foà (Rome 1876 – 1944), entomologist, university professor (di ruolo) <see wiki.it>

• Angelica Balabanoff (Černigov, Ukraine 1878 – Rome 1965), Russian-born political activist, in Italy since 1900 <see also wiki.it>

• Anna Fraentzel-Celli (Berlin, Germany 1878 – Roma 1958), German-born nurse & philanthropist <see wiki.it>

1880s

• [ Lina Arianna Jenna] (Venice 1886 - Bergdorf 1945), artist, deported to Auschwitz, Holocaust victim <see wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Silvia Forti Lombroso (Verona 1889 – Cambridge, MA 1979), writer <see wiki.it> Jewish Women

1890s

• Enrica Calabresi (Ferrara 1891 – Firenze 1944), entomologist, university professor (libera docenza), Holocaust victim <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Rita Boley Bolaffio (Trieste 1898 - New York, NY 1995), artist <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

1900s

• Gabriella Bemporad (Firenze 1904 – Firenze 1999), translator <see wiki.it>

• Rita Levi-Montalcini (Turin 1909 – Rome 2012), scientist, Nobel Prize <see also wiki.it>

• Anna Maria Enriques Agnoletti (Bologna 1907 – Sesto Fiorentino 1944), political activist, Resistenza, executed by the Nazis <see wiki.it>

1910s

• Elsa Morante (Rome 1912 - Rome 1985), writer <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Emma Castelnuovo (Rome 1913 – Rome 2014), mathematician <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Ursula Hirschmann (Berlin 1913 - Rome 1991), German-born antifascist, moved to Italy in 1935 <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Liana Millu (Pisa 1914 - Genova 2005), Holocaust survivor, writer <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• [ Giuliana Fiorentino Tedeschi] (Milan 1914 – Turin 2010), Holocaust survivor, writer <see wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Mirella Levi D'Ancona (Florence 1919 – Florence 2014), academic, moved to the United States, professor of History of Art at City University of New York <see [ wiki.it]> Jewish Women

• Tullia Zevi (Milan 1919 - Rome 2011), journalist, writer <see also [ wiki.it]> Jewish Women

1920s

• Giuliana Camerino (Venice 1920 - Venice 2010), fashion designer <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Eva Fischer (Daruvar, Croatia 1920 – Rome 2015), Croatian-born artist, moved to Italy <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Franca Valeri (Milan 1920), actress <see also [ wiki.it]> Jewish Women

• Angela Bianchini (Rome 1921), writer Jewish Women

• Giuliana Tesoro (Venice 1921 - Dobbs Ferry, NY 2002) <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• [ Goti Herskovits Bauer] (Berehove, Hungary 1924), Holocaust survivor <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• [ Giovanna Bemporad] (Ferrara 1928 – Rome 2013), poet & translator <see wiki.it> Jewish Women

1930s

• [ Franca Faldini] (Rome 1931), actress <see wiki.it> Jewish Women

• [ Renata Colorni] (Milan 1939), translator <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

1940s

• Manuela Dviri (Padua 1949), writer, peace activist <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

• [ Deborah Fait] (Trieste 1941), journalist, moved to Israel in 1995 <see wiki.it> Jewish Women

• Fiorella Kostoris (Rome 1945) <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women

1950s

• Alessandra Farkas (Rome 1954), Italian-American journalist, writer. Jewish Women

1990s

• Camila Giorgi (Macerata 1991), tennis player <see also wiki.it> Jewish Women