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In the news1906
Simplon Tunnel opens, 1906
In 1906, the Simplon Tunnel, at 19.7 km the world's longest at the time, opened, connecting Italy and Switzerland by rail.
Prince Gaetano of Parma
Capezzano Pianore, 11 Jun 1905 – Mandelieu-la-Napoule, 9 Mar 1958
9 facts2 sources
Facts and their sources
- Born11 Jun 1905, Capezzano Pianorenot verified1 source
- Died9 Mar 1958, Mandelieu-la-Napoulenot verified1 source
A life in time
11 Jun 1905
Born in Capezzano Pianore
22 May 1932
A daughter is born
9 Mar 1958
Dies in Mandelieu-la-Napoule, aged 52
Family
See the treeDuring his lifetime
He lived through 6 decades. Pick one to hear and see what it was like around Capezzano Pianore.
General history, not a record about the family: each item says where it comes from.
The 1900s · Prince is born in Capezzano Pianore
Who governed
- Otto I the Great(opens in a new tab)
Monarch of Italy, 951 · Kingdom of Italy
- Adelaide of Italy(opens in a new tab)
Monarch of Italy, 947 · Kingdom of Italy
- Victor Emmanuel III of Italy(opens in a new tab)
Monarch of Italy, 1900–1946 · Kingdom of Italy
Music
Village Dance Music Cost Two Grani
In Sicily, village musicians charged two grani (equivalent to one soldo) to play popular songs like tarantella for dancing in the town square.
Around the world · 1903–1906Powered flight. The Wright brothers flew a powered aeroplane at Kitty Hawk in 1903; in 1906 Santos-Dumont flew the 14-bis in Paris.
Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright (credited as photographers) [1], [2] · public domain
Daily life
Free company-provided school for workers' children
At the Crespi factory school, the company provided everything for children, including all textbooks, pens, and the salaries and housing for their teachers.
In the news1905
Nationalization of Italian Railways, 1905
In 1905, the Italian state nationalized the railway network, forming the State Railways (FS) to modernize transport and boost heavy industry.
What people wore
Apron signals romantic interest
In mountain villages, women used their aprons as a silent language; moving the apron to the right side signaled a romantic interest in a young man.
Getting around
Reaching the train station by mule cart
For many people in the early 1900s, reaching a train station required walking down mountain paths to a village where they could catch a mule cart. This was often the first time individuals had traveled beyond a few miles from their birthplace.