Antonio Gandolfi - Wikipedia

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Antonio Gandolfi (February 20, 1835 – March 20, 1902) was an Italian soldier and politician. He was the 2nd Italian Governor of Eritrea. He was a recipient of the Silver Medal of Military Valor.

In June 1890 Francesco Crispi, president of the Council, appointed him Governor of Eritrea.

Preceded by Baldassarre Orero	Italian Governor of Eritrea 1890–1892	Succeeded by Oreste Baratieri

References[edit]

Policarpo Guaitoli, Ricordanze patrie. Miscellanea di notizie carpigiane, Carpi, Pederzoli e Rossi, 1882–1883, vol. 2, Famiglia Gandolfi;
Angelo Del Boca, Gli italiani in Africa orientale. Dall'Unità alla marcia su Roma, Roma-Bari, Mondadori, 1976;
Nicola Labanca, La politica della memoria. Le carte inedite di Antonio Gandolfi, 'Governatore Civile e Militare della Colonia Eritrea', «Ricerche storiche», XIX (1989), n. 2, pp. 375–402;
Angelo Del Boca, Antonio Gandolfi, in Dizionario biografico degli italiani, Roma, Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana, vol. 52 (1999), pp. 157–159.

External links[edit]

Biografia e scheda ISAAR (CPF) di Antonio Gandolfi – Biblioteca dell'Archiginnasio di Bologna [1]
Scheda ISAD(G) del Fondo Antonio Gandolfi – Biblioteca dell'Archiginnasio di Bologna [2]
Mostra documentaria in rete Eritrea 1885-1898. Fotografi, generali e geografi sulle sponde del Mar Rosso. Gli inizi della politica coloniale italiana della Biblioteca dell'Archiginnasio di Bologna [3]

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v t e Italian Governors of Eritrea and Somaliland
Governors of Eritrea (1890–1941)	Baldassarre Orero^cm Antonio Gandolfi^cm Oreste Baratieri^cm Antonio Baldissera Ferdinando Martini Giuseppe Salvago Raggi Giovanni Cerrina Feroni Giacomo De Martino Camillo de Camillis Lodovico Pollera Giovanni Cerrina Feroni Jacopo Gasparini Corrado Zoli Riccardo Di Lucchesi Otone Gabelli^v Emilio De Bono Pietro Badoglio Alfredo Guzzoni^p Vincenzo de Feo^p Giuseppe Daodice^p Luigi Frusci^p
Governors of Somaliland (1889–1941)	Vincenzo Filonardi Vacant (1893–1896) Vincenzo Filonardi^c Emilio Dulio^c Giorgio Sorrentino^c Emilio Dulio Luigi Mercatelli^cg Giuseppe Salvago Raggi^cg Tommaso Carletti^cg Tommaso Carletti Giacomo De Martino Giovanni Cerrina Feroni Carlo Ricci Riveri Cesare Maria De Vecchi Guido Corni Maurizio Rava Rodolfo Graziani Angelo De Ruben^p Ruggiero Santini^p Francesco Caroselli^p Gustavo Pesenti^p Carlo De Simone^p
cm=Commanders. c=Commissioners. cg=Commissioners-General. v=Vice-Governor. p=As a part of Italian East Africa

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