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Origins of each of us are very rapidly lost in time.
But something remains, at least for a while. Here you have some
photographic traces left by some of the people who - by reproducing
themselves in the exact moment they did it - have involutarly contribuited
to my later coming to the world.
[Foto Index]
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For generations it has been told in the paternal
tree of my family that a french great-grandmother of mine, named
Cellini, would descend from Benvenuto
Cellini. True? False? It doesn't really matter. But that's perhaps
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Laura Weeber and Josef Ripka, matrilineal great-great-grandparents
of mine. Each of them provided 6% del mio DNA, even if they don't
know it (End of XIX Century)
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Josef Ripka (Jägerndorf, end of XIX Century)
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Laura Ripka, with the daughters: the little one
is my grand-grand-aunt Martha and the satanding one is my matrilineal
grand-grandmother Hilda Ripka (Jägerndorf, 1893)
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My grand-grand-aunt Martha
and my grand-grandmother Hilda Ripka (Jägerndorf, 1894 or 95).
In my life I was in time to know them both. |
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My grand-grand-mother Hilda Ripka (first on the
left) with her sister Martha (first from the right) (Jägerndorf,
1911)
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Hilda Ripka (21 years ord) with my grand-grand-father
Albin Hausknecht (24 years old), official of the Austro-Hungarian
army (1912)
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Martha and Hilda with my grandmother Linda Hausknecht ,
when she was six months old. (June 1918, Jägerndorf) |
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My grand-grand-parents Hilda & Albin Hausknecht,
Martha & Peppi Gröbner, my grand-grand-grand-parents Josef
& Laura Ripka + grandmother Linda when she was two y.o.(Jägerndorf,
1920)
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Roberto Quaglia senior ,
my patrilineal grandfather, in Africa (1920) |
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Roberto Quaglia senior, a detail of the previous
photo (1920)
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Roberto Quaglia senior in Africa
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The Hausknecht family. The little girl standing
is my grandmother Linda, the little one is her sister Helga. (1921)
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My matrilineal grandfather Eduard Zillich poses
with his schoolmates (Petschau, early twenties)
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Eduard Zillich, a detail of the previous photo
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Mariuccia Lombardo , my
patrilineal grandmother (Genova, 1926) |
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A better view of her smile (Genova, 1926)
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Eduard Zillich , in
the early 30ies (Vienna) |
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My future grandfather shows off :-) (Vienna)
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Eduard Zillich in his car (Austria, 30ies)
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Eduard Zillich still in his car (Austria, 30ies)
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Mario Quaglia with his matrilineal grandfather,
my grand-grandfather (1940)
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Eduard Zillich, as a journalist in Romania during
the war (Romania, 1941)
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Eduard and Linda Zillich in Romania, where by
the way they conceived my mother (Romania, 1941)
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My grandfather Eduard Zillich with my mother Eva
(Vienna, 1943)
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My grandmother Linda Zillich with my mother Eva
(Vienna, May 1943)
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My grand-grandfather Albin Hausknecht with my
mother Eva (Vienna, March 1944)
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Another grand-grand-grandmother
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Eduard Zillich in Africa (anni 50)
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My grandfather Eduard Zillich with Marcello Mastroianni
on the set of " Tam
tam mayumbe", a film where he was shooting stunt scenes
with dangerous animals. (Africa, 1955) |
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Roberto Quaglia senior working at Marconi (Genova)
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Silver marriage between Roberto and Mariuccia
Quaglia - A lot of relatives, among whom: Roberto Quaglia senior,
Mariuccia Quagia, Lorenzo Quaglia, Mario Quaglia, Gianni Quaglia,
Gina Lombardo, Gaspare Lombardo, Concettina Lombardo, Ina Carnasciali,
Enzo Carnasciali, Antonietta Barabino + other I don't know the name
(Genova, Italy, early 50ies)
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Eva Zillich and Mario
Quaglia marry, this is the photo with the parents of her. (Genova,
december 1961) |
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The photo with the parents of him. Even though
I'm not born yet, I'm there all the same. (Genova, 1961)
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