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La Tradotta. Giornale settimanale della 3a Armata. Complete collection. Journal of World War I illustrated with color plates, one double-page spread for each issue. All published are 25 issues, from March 21, 1918 to July 1, 1919 plus three supplements. The magazine's creator was Colonel Ercole Smaniotto, who entrusted the editorship to Second Lieutenant Renato Simoni, a well-known theater critic for the "Corriere della Sera." The most assiduous contributors were the painters Enrico Sacchetti, author of the masthead and all the color covers, Umberto Brunelleschi, Giuseppe Mazzoni, as well as very present are Antonio Rubino and Arnaldo Fraccaroli, without neglecting the contributions of Riccardo Gigante and Gino Calza Bini. The newspaper was addressed to all soldiers, but in particular it was an expression of the Third Army, whose headquarters is in Mogliano Veneto and was printed first in Venice, then in Verona, and finally in Reggio Emilia.
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La Tradotta. Giornale settimanale della 3a Armata. Complete collection. Journal of World War I illustrated with color plates, one double-page spread for each issue. All published are 25 issues, from March 21, 1918 to July 1, 1919 plus three supplements. The magazine's creator was Colonel Ercole Smaniotto, who entrusted the editorship to Second Lieutenant Renato Simoni, a well-known theater critic for the "Corriere della Sera." The most assiduous contributors were the painters Enrico Sacchetti, author of the masthead and all the color covers, Umberto Brunelleschi, Giuseppe Mazzoni, as well as very present are Antonio Rubino and Arnaldo Fraccaroli, without neglecting the contributions of Riccardo Gigante and Gino Calza Bini. The newspaper was addressed to all soldiers, but in particular it was an expression of the Third Army, whose headquarters is in Mogliano Veneto and was printed first in Venice, then in Verona, and finally in Reggio Emilia.
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