Gino Montefinale

Gino Montefinale (9 June 1881, in Portovenere, Italy – 21 December 1974, in Genoa) was an Italian admiral, writer and artist.

Biography
Plaque dedicated to him in Portovenere

Montefinale was born in Portovenere from an ancient and illustrious family, the father and grandfather were doctors of the village. He attended elementary school in Portovenere, where he lived a happy childhood with his companions, all children of fishermen. He continued his studies at the institute Da Passano in La Spezia following the section of mathematics and physics until graduation. Later he attended the Naval Academy in Livorno, where he distinguished himself for his extraordinary skill at sea, and scientific techniques which have led to the conquest of fame, especially for its active collaboration with the scientist Guglielmo Marconi and in 1963 the engineer Montefinale awarded the "Golden Frond". Many were his journalistic collaborations on scientific and historical adviser was Hoepli encyclopedia in the field of radio-telecommunications Museums of Technology in Milan and Naval in La Spezia. In addition to scientific books, the engineer has left to posterity important historical argument, which reveal his deep love for the village of Portovenere. He died in Genoa, on 21 December 1974.[1]

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gollark: I mean, you can write your own compiler.
gollark: Or, if you are cool™, make pointers 128 bits.
gollark: Compression, obviously.
gollark: You can, if you believe in yourself.

References
  1. Pro Loco (ed.). "Gino Montefinale". Archived from the original on 2013-07-21.
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