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Enrico Pitassi Mannella (Cerignola, 31 May 1882 – Rome, 1948) was an Italian general during World War II. An artillery specialist, he was known among his colleagues as the "King of Artillerymen".

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rdfs:comment	Enrico Pitassi Mannella (Cerignola, 31 May 1882 – Rome, 1948) was an Italian general during World War II. An artillery specialist, he was known among his colleagues as the "King of Artillerymen". (en) Enrico Pitassi Mannella (Cerignola, 31 maggio 1882 – Roma, 1948) è stato un generale italiano, veterano della guerra italo turca (1911), della prima guerra mondiale (1915-18), della guerra italo etiopica (1935-36) e dell'occupazione dell'Albania (1939-40). Durante il corso della seconda guerra mondiale fu comandante del XXII corpo d'armata, in Libia, a Tobruk (10 giugno 1940 - 21 gennaio 1941). Dal 22 gennaio 1941 fu catturato a Tobruk dagli inglesi che lo tradussero in India per un lungo periodo di internamento nel campo di concentramento di Yol. (it)
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birth place	Cerignola Kingdom of Italy
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