Marco came from Moncalvo, Italy, about 50 kilometers from Turin. The Moncalvo Cemetery (Hebraic) has a mausoleum with his name inscribed at the top. The cemetery is behind the main Christian cemetery in Moncalvo. Proceed past the Christian cemetery (it being on your left coming from the church) and go down a dirt road, keeping left when in doubt. You will come to a paved highway. Make a left and there will be a long concrete wall on your left. The Hebraic cemetery is behind this wall, which is generally locked.
The Luzzati family derived its name from the German village of Lausitz (later Lusatia) whence they fled at the end of the 11th century to seek refuge in Italy from the massacres that accompanied the First Crusade.
The Luzzati family derived its name from the German village of Lausitz (later Lusatia) whence they fled at the end of the 11th century to seek refuge in Italy from the massacres that accompanied the First Crusade.
Marco came from Moncalvo, Italy, about 50 kilometers from Turin. The Moncalvo Cemetery (Hebraic) has a mausoleum with his name inscribed at the top. The cemetery is behind the main Christian cemetery in Moncalvo. Proceed past the Christian cemetery (it being on your left coming from the church) and go down a dirt road, keeping left when in doubt. You will come to a paved highway. Make a left and there will be a long concrete wall on your left. The Hebraic cemetery is behind this wall, which is generally locked.
The Luzzati family derived its name from the German village of Lausitz (later Lusatia) whence they fled at the end of the 11th century to seek refuge in Italy from the massacres that accompanied the First Crusade.
The Luzzati family derived its name from the German village of Lausitz (later Lusatia) whence they fled at the end of the 11th century to seek refuge in Italy from the massacres that accompanied the First Crusade.
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