Turin
Turin is the capital city of Piedmont in northern Italy, known for its refined architecture and cuisine. The Alps rise to the northwest of the city. Stately baroque buildings and old cafes line Turin's boulevards and grand squares such as Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo. Nearby is the soaring spire of the Mole Antonelliana, a 19th-century tower housing the interactive National Cinema Museum. ― Google
People died in Turin (First 49 people) - Page 11
Giovanni Grande
Painter
Federico Gay
Italian bicycler
Alessandro Della Rovere
Politician
Domenico Laiolo
Aviator
Oberdan Ussello
Football player
Luigi Ferraris
Politician
Luigi Morgari
Painter
Paolo Emilio Morgari
Painter
Luigi Belli
Sculptor
Rodolfo Sacco
Italian jurist
Gabriele Ambrosio
Sculptor
Giuseppe Grabbi
Italian football player
Antonio Bruna
Italian footballer
Virginia Galante Garrone
Writer
Cesare Alaggia
Carlo Broglia
Bishop
Enzo Giacchero
Politician
Giacomo Jaquerio
Painter
Alessandro Riccardi di Netro
Carlo Galante Garrone
Politician
Vittorio Maria Baldassare Gaetano Costa d'Arignano
Leopoldo Torricelli
Italian cyclist
Angelo Gremo
Italian cyclist
Vittorio Faroppa
Italian footballer
Turi Golino Musician
Composer
Vittorio Flecchia
Politician
Girolamo Ramorino
Carlo Chessa
Painter
Francesco Ladatte
Sculptor
Massimo Nosetti Musician
Composer
Emilie Högquist
Swedish actress
Oscar Botto
Orientalist
Sauro Tomà
Italian footballer
Nino Rosani
Architect
Carlo Ausino
Italian film director
Antonio Chiri
Aircraft pilot
Luigi Segre
Automotive designer
Pietro Bertolini
Statesman
Goffredo Cappa
Luthier
Massimo Dazeglio
Former Prime Minister of Sardinia
Pietro Piffetti
Cabinet maker
Giuseppe Maria Bonzanigo
Visual artist
Francesco Pastonchi
Poet
Paolo Berardi
General
Alberto Pollio
Biographer
Caterina Dominici
Cesare Facciani
Italian cyclist
