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Dino Bortolo Zambon (Treviso, 5 July 1879 – Milan, 24 June 1967) was an Italian general during World War II.

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rdfs:comment	Dino Bortolo Zambon (Treviso, 5 July 1879 – Milan, 24 June 1967) was an Italian general during World War II. (en) Dino Bortolo Zambon (Treviso, 5 luglio 1879 – Milano, 24 giugno 1967) è stato un generale e partigiano italiano veterano della guerra italo-turca, della prima guerra mondiale, e della guerra d'Etiopia, che durante il corso della seconda guerra mondiale fu comandante della 27ª Divisione fanteria "Brescia" operante in Africa Settentrionale Italiana. Dopo l'armistizio dell'8 settembre 1943, passò nelle file della resistenza entrando a far parte del Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale Alta Italia, di cui divenne comandante militare per la zona di Milano. Decorato con tre medaglie d'argento, due di bronzo al valor militare. (it)
foaf:name	Bortolo Zambon (en)
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death place	Italy Milan
birth place	Treviso Kingdom of Italy
dcterms:subject	1967 deaths Recipients of the Silver Medal of Military Valor 1879 births Italian resistance movement members Italian generals Italian military personnel of World War I Italian military personnel of World War II Recipients of the Bronze Medal of Military Valor People from Treviso
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rome Royal Italian Army San Vittore prison Battle of Derna (1912) Brigadier general Vlora War Double agent Lieutenant 1967 deaths Colonel Como Enrico Mattei Giuseppe Cremascoli Ministry of the Colonies (Italy) Military Academy of Modena Recipients of the Silver Medal of Military Valor Armistice of Cassibile Luigi Longo Machine gun Silver Medal of Military Valor 1879 births Italian resistance movement members Treviso Tripolitania Second lieutenant 27th Infantry Division "Brescia" Albania Ferruccio Parri First World War Bronze Medal of Military Valor Nom de guerre North African campaign Italian Social Republic Italo-Turkish War Italy Major General Italian generals Italian military personnel of World War I Italian military personnel of World War II Recipients of the Bronze Medal of Military Valor People from Treviso Switzerland Staff officer Dorothy Gibson Indro Montanelli Kingdom of Italy Milan Operation Achse Operation Crusader Operation Sonnenblume Raffaele Cadorna Jr. Second Italo-Ethiopian War World War I World War II Major general Major (rank) Republican Police Corps XVI Army Corps (Italy) Captain (rank) Italian civil war Italian Resistance CLNAI dbr:Giovan_Battista_Stucchi dbr:Giuseppe_Robolotti dbr:Mario_Argenton

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