Carlo Bergamini
Italian admiral and naval commander
Born
1888
137 years ago
Died
September 9th, 1943
82 years ago — 55 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
Italy
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Served as an admiral in the Italian Navy during World War II. Commanded the battleship Roma, which faced significant battles in the Mediterranean theater. Participated in naval operations against Allied forces and oversaw crucial naval strategies. Died while the Roma was sunk by German aircraft in September 1943, marking a significant moment in naval history.
Commanded the battleship Roma
Oversaw naval operations in World War II
Died while Roma was sunk by German aircraft
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