Fil:StadioPartenopeo.jpg

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Stadio Partenopeo, later Stadio Giorgio Ascarelli then Stadio Vesuvio in Naples, Italy. The venue was built in 1930 and hosted the home matches of S.S.C. Napoli until 1942. It was amongst the venues of the 1934 FIFA World Cup held in Italy. The stadium was destroyed in 1942 by the Anglo-American bombing and there are no longer hints of its existence. The only heritage of it is the name of the district which is commonly known as "Rione Ascarelli" (Ascarelli District)

Dato

1934

Kilde

Il Littoriale, June 1934

Forfatter

Ukendt

Tilladelse
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det blev udgivet første gang før 1. marts 1989 uden en copyright-notits eller før 1964 uden at ophavsretten blev fornyet eller før oprindelseslandet etablerede en ophavsretsaftale med USA,
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	Dato/tid	Miniaturebillede	Dimensioner	Bruger	Kommentar
nuværende	21. mar. 2021, 22:51		1.000 × 587 (126 KB)	Blackcat	larger photograph
	26. mar. 2006, 03:03		529 × 321 (18 KB)	EMPPU	Stadio Giorgio Ascarelli (Partenopeo), foto de 1934 {{PD-old}} Category:Stadiums