Girolamo Corner

Venetian statesman and military commander

Girolamo Corner - Venetian statesman and military commander
Born

June 25th, 1632
393 years ago

Died

October 1st, 1690
335 years ago — 58 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Italy

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Born in Venice, served as a significant political and military figure during the 17th century. Held the position of commander of the Venetian fleet, overseeing crucial naval operations in the Mediterranean. Played a key role in the conflicts between Venice and the Ottoman Empire, contributing to military strategies that influenced the outcome of battles. Also engaged in various diplomatic missions to strengthen Venice's position in Europe.

Commanded the Venetian fleet in naval conflicts

Participated in the War of Candia

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