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Famous people from Padua, Habsburg Monarchy including Ippolito Nievo, Ivone De Franceschi, Jacopo Zabarella, Enrico Alfonso, Enrico Rossi Chauvenet, Enrico Rossi Chauvenet and many more.

Ippolito Nievo, 29 Italian writer and journalist

Ivone De Franceschi, 50 Italian footballer

Jacopo Zabarella, 57 Italian philosopher

Enrico Alfonso, 35 Italian footballer

Enrico Rossi Chauvenet, 39 Italian footballer

Enzo Monteleone, 70 Film director and screenwriter

Ercole Sassonia, 56 Italian physician

Ernesto Sabbatini, 80

Lovato Lovati, 68 Italian poet judge and notary

Luca Martin, 50 Italian rugby union player

Luca Rossettini, 38 Italian footballer

Luigi Antonio Calegari, 69 Composer

Luigi Gui, 95

Luigi Zingales, 61 Professor at University of Chicago

Guglielmo Segato, 73 Olympic cyclist

Guido Alberto Fano, 86 Pianist and composer

Guido Masiero, 47 Italian flying ace

Friedrich von Hellwald, 50 Austrian historian

Fulvio Wetzl, 71 Italian film director

Gaetano Fraschini, 71 Italian singer

Gaspare Pasta, 131 Modern pentathlete

Gasparo Alberti, 75 Italian composer

Gastone Prendato, 69 Italian footballer and manager

Domenico Bresolin, 86 Italian painter

Domenico Dall'Oglio, 64 Italian violinist and composer

Domenico Vandelli, 80 Italian botanist

Rolandino of Padua, 76 Italian jurist

Rossano Galtarossa, 51 Italian sculler Olympic gold 2000 quad sculls

Michael Dalle Stelle, 33 Italian racing driver

Michael Tumi, 34 Sprinter

Michele Boldrin, 67 American economist

Michele Faccin, 34 Italian racing driver

Mirco Bergamasco, 41 Italian rugby union player

Tommaso degli Obizzi, 53

Tullio Levi-Civita, 68 Mathematician

Umberto Menin, 75 Italian painter

Umberto Meoli, 81 Italian maverick economic historian

Sergio Bianchetto, 85 Italian track cyclist Olympic golds 1960 1964 tandem

Sergio Buso, 61 Football (soccer) player and manager

Silvio Martinello, 61 Olympic cycling gold

Simone Salviato, 36 Italian footballer

Sperone Speroni, 88 Italian humanist

Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino, 70 Italian librettist

Stefano Galvani, 46 Italian tennis player

Lazzaro Bastiani, 83 Italian painter

Leandro Faggin, 37 Italian track cyclist 1956 Olympic golds in 1000m time trial and team pursuit 1963 1965 1966 world champion individual pursuit

Marcantonio Genua, 72 Italian philosopher

Marco Bortolami, 43 Italian rugby union player