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Oberto Doria
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Oberto Doria

Italian politician
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    In 1270 Andrea’s grandson Oberto Doria (died 1295) and Oberto Spinola, member of another great Genoese family, inaugurated a series of two-man governments headed by their families, with dictatorial powers as captains of the people. Ruling for 15 years during what has been termed the golden age of the…

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