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Bruno Coceani, born Bruno Coceancig (Monfalcone, 17 December 1893 – Trieste, 16 December 1978) was an Italian Fascist politician, prefect of Trieste during the Italian Social Republic.

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rdfs:label	Bruno Coceani (en) Bruno Coceani (fr) Bruno Coceani (it)
rdfs:comment	Bruno Coceani, born Bruno Coceancig (Monfalcone, 17 December 1893 – Trieste, 16 December 1978) was an Italian Fascist politician, prefect of Trieste during the Italian Social Republic. (en) Bruno Coceani, à l'état civil Bruno Coceancig (Monfalcone,17 décembre 1893 - Trieste, 16 décembre 1978) est un préfet et historien italien. En 1928, il demande et obtient de pouvoir italianiser son nom de famille en Coceani. Il a été chef de la province de Trieste avec des tâches de contrôle sur les autres préfets de la Vénétie julienne pendant l'existence de la zone d'opérations de la côte Adriatique entre 1943 et 1945. (fr) Bruno Coceani, all'anagrafe Bruno Coceancig (Monfalcone, 17 dicembre 1893 – Trieste, 16 dicembre 1978), è stato un prefetto e storico italiano.Nel 1928 chiese, ed ottenne, di poter italianizzare il proprio cognome in Coceani. Fu Capo della Provincia di Trieste con mansioni di controllo sugli altri prefetti della Venezia Giulia durante l'istituzione della zona d'operazione tedesca nella regione tra il 1943 e il 1945. (it)
foaf:name	(en) Bruno Coceani (en)
name	Bruno Coceani (en)
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birth place	Monfalcone Austro-Hungarian Empire
death place	Trieste Italy
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death date	1978-12-16 (xsd:date)
birth place	Monfalcone Austro-Hungarian Empire
birth date	1893-12-17 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Italian Fascism Italian irredentism Italian nationalists 1978 deaths 1893 births Fascist politicians Italian military personnel of World War I People of the Italian Social Republic Italian prefects
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