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DescriptionPorta Pia Pagliari Vizzotto.JPG	Deutsch: Ausschnitt eines Freskos im Turm von San Martino della Battaglia Italiano: Museo Torre di San Martino della Battaglia. Particolare dell'affresco raffigurante il maggiore Giacomo Pagliari, colpito a morte dall'esercito papalino, il 20 settembre 1870, mentre guidava il 34º Battaglione Bersaglieri all'assalto per la breccia di Porta Pia.
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