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Elda Mazzocchi Scarzella (1904–2005) was an Italian educationalist, social worker and philanthropist, who founded the Villaggio della Madre e del Fanciullo (Village of the Mother and Child) for single mothers in Milan and is also remembered for her work with children in Sardinia.

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rdfs:comment	Elda Mazzocchi Scarzella (1904–2005) was an Italian educationalist, social worker and philanthropist, who founded the Villaggio della Madre e del Fanciullo (Village of the Mother and Child) for single mothers in Milan and is also remembered for her work with children in Sardinia. (en) Elda Mazzocchi Scarzella (Milano, 14 dicembre 1904 – Milano, 6 maggio 2005) è stata una pedagogista, scrittrice, saggista ed operatrice sociale italiana. (it)
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