Adolfo Rossi
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Adolfo Rossi was an Italian journalist, writer, and diplomat. Starting as an aspiring but poor emigrant in New York City, he helped establish the Italian-language daily Il Progresso Italo-Americano despite having little prior experience.
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Adolfo Rossi in 1880
Group of carusi in the sulfur mines of Sicily, 1894
Adolfo Rossi in Eritrea, December 1895
Italian immigrants on a Brazilian coffee plantation at the beginning of the 20th century
Adolfo Rossi in New Orleans, May 1904
Caricature of Adolfo Rossi by Turcos, 1906The text reads: "Adolfo Rossi studies; With patient attention;That pernicious microbe; Called 'emigration' "
Adolfo Rossi (right) and Luigi de Riseis (left) embarking for the return flight of the first-ever flight between Buenos Aires and Asunción.Journalists born in the 1850s 6
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Adolfo Rossi was an Italian journalist, writer, and diplomat. Starting as an aspiring but poor emigrant in New York City, he helped establish the Italian-language daily Il Progresso Italo-Americano despite having little prior experience. Upon returning to Italy, he rose to prominence as a journalist, contributing to the country's leading newspapers and gaining recognition for both his investigative work at home and his war reporting abroad.
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