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Adolfo Cotronei
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Adolfo Cotronei

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  • Giorgio Santelli.
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    …of the Italian fencing team, Adolfo Cotronei, had written a story about the elder Santelli, suggesting that he had betrayed his own country by siding with a call favouring a Hungarian fencer over an Italian during a foil bout at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris. The implication was that…

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    …of the Italian fencing team, Adolfo Cotronei, had written a story about the elder Santelli, suggesting that he had betrayed his own country by siding with a call favouring a Hungarian fencer over an Italian during a foil bout at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris. The implication was that…

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