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Gaetano Catalano Gonzaga, Duke of Cirella (Naples, 21 January 1893 – Rome, 1 July 1977) was an Italian admiral during World War II.

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rdfs:comment	Gaetano Catalano Gonzaga, Duke of Cirella (Naples, 21 January 1893 – Rome, 1 July 1977) was an Italian admiral during World War II. (en) Gaetano Catalano Gonzaga (Napoli, 21 gennaio 1893 – Roma, 1º luglio 1977) è stato un ammiraglio italiano.Fu Ammiraglio di Divisione Navale dal 29 dicembre 1943 al 31 agosto 1946. Durante il primo conflitto mondiale fu tra i primi dirigibilisti e partecipò al bombardamento della flotta austriaca su Pola. Assieme a Italo Balbo ed al Generale de Pinedo, partecipò come Capo Missione della R. Marina a bordo di un S55 alla I° Crociera Aerea nel Mediterraneo Occidentale del 1928. Comandante dell'incrociatore Colleoni, effettuò dal 5 ottobre 1938 al 5 febbraio 1940 una delicata missione diplomatica in Estremo Oriente, riportando miracolosamente la sua nave in Patria poco prima dello scoppio del secondo conflitto. Al comando dell'incrociatore pesante Bolzano, partecipò alla battaglia di Punta Stilo (it)
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