Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 17
Ivan Lanni
Italian footballer
Francesco Zicchieri
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Italy
Massimiliano Benassi
Italian footballer
Ilaria Fontana
Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Italy
Fabio Scarsella
Italian football player
Giacinto Minnocci
Politician
Angelo Cerica
Former Senator of Italy
Gilberto Evangelisti
Italian journalist
Mattia Palombo
Football goalkeeper
Stefano Pirazzi
Italian bicycler
Leonardo Patrasso
Dean of the College of Cardinals
Dario Rossi
Italian football player
Oreste Tofani
Politician
Michele Mangiapelo
Italian footballer
Antonello Iannarilli
Politician
Fabio Sakaj
Albanian football player
Laura Costantini
Costume designer
Antony Iannarilli
Italian football player
Ernesto Grappelli
Stéphane Grappelli's father
Juhan Liiv
Poet
Csombor Teréz
Actress
Teréz Csombor
Actress
Alexey Sudayev
Firearm designer
Evgeniya Shelgunova
Dmitry Mertvago
Official
Meyti
Musical artist
Zoya Parfyonova
Aviator
Valentin Vetvinskiy
Aleksandr Kochetov
Konstantin Gorshenin
Former Minister of Justice of the Soviet Union
Evgenia Shelgunova
Pyotr Kikin
General
Stepan Erzia
Sculptor
Ivan Michaylovitsj Ivkin
Soviet military officer
Aleksey Krylov
Engineer
Washington Pesántez
Ecuadorean politician
fernando villavicencio
Member of the National Assembly of Ecuador
Martha Ormaza
Ecuadorian actress
Gorka Aguinagalde
Movie actor
Fernando Murua Quintana
Musical artist
Iñaki Isasi
Spanish cyclist
Javier Ruiz de Larrinaga
Spanish cyclist
Tony Taylor
American professional basketball player
Beatriz Nogalez
Eduard Sharmazanov
Former Vice President of the National Assembly of Armenia
Lilit Karapetyan
Football player
Mane Tandilyan
Minister of Labor and Social Affairs of Armenia
