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Italian Diaspora (Russia)

Timeline

1400s

• 1475-1486 - Aristotele Fioravanti (architect)

1700s

• 1715-1744 - Carlo Bartolomeo Rastrelli (artist)

• 1715-1771 - Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli (architect)

• 1731 - Giovanni Alberto Ristori (composer)

• 1736-1762 - Francesco Araja (composer)

• 1758-1769 - Manfredini (composer)

• 1765-1768 - Baldassare Galuppi (composer)

• 1768-1775 - Tommaso Traetta (composer)

• 1776-1784 - Giovanni Paisiello (composer)

• 1779-1822 - Canobbio (composer)

• 1784-1787 - Sarti (composer) [I]

• 1787-1791 - Cimarosa (composer)

• 1791-1801 - Sarti (composer) [II]

• 1795-1849 - Carlo Rossi (architect)

1800s

• 1861-1862 - Giuseppe Verdi (composer)

1900s (I)

1924 (Feb 7) - Establishment of diplomatic relations between Italy and the Soviet Union.

1933 (Sep 2) - Treaty on Friendship, Non-Aggression and Neutrality

1939-1944 - Palmiro Togliatti (politician, leader of Italy's Communist Party)

1941 (Jun 22) - Italian declaration of war against the Soviet Union

1944 - Re-establishment of Diplomatic Relations.

1900s (II)

• 1960 - Giovanni Gronchi's visit to the USSR

• 1961 - Amintore Fanfani's visit to Moscow

• 1966 - Gromyko's visit to Italy

• 1973-1975 - Pietro Vinci (ambassador)

• 1973-present - Establishment of the Italian School "Italo Calvino" in Moscow by ambassador Pietro Vinci.

• 1988-1991 - Dissolution of the Soviet Union

2000s

• 2018-2021 - Pasquale Terracciano (ambassador)

Mnay Italian composers woked in Russia in the 18th century: Araja (1736-1762), Manfredini (1758-1769), Galuppi (1765-1768), Traetta (1768-1775), Paisiello (1776- 1784), Canobbio (1779-1822), Cimarosa (1787-1791), Sarti (1784-1787, 1791-1801). Il compositore Catterino Al’bertovicˇ Cavos, originario di Venezia, (Venezia 1775 - S. Pietroburgo 1840) visse e lavoro` a S. Pietroburgo fino ai tempi di Michail Glinka. il librettista fiorentino Giuseppe Bonecchi seguı` la compagnia di Francesco Araja a S. Pietroburgo nel 1742 e gli fornı` cinque testi d’opera durante la permanenza di questi in Russia.