David Graeber

anthropologist, anarchist, political activist in the Occupy Wall Street or Occupy movement, author of Bullshit Jobs, Debt the First 5000 Years, The Dawn of Everything

Giovanni Volpi living

F1 racing manager aka Count Volpi, nobleman, 2nd Count of Misurata, racecar driver, sports team owner of Scuderia Serenissima Automobili, financier, investor, heir from his father Giuseppe Volpi, founder of the Venice Film Festival
1938- (86)

Giuseppe Volpi di Misurata

1st Count of Misurata, businessman of electricity sales, nobleman, diplomat, negotiator in the Italo-Turkish War, minister of finance for the Kingdom of Italy
1877-1947 (70)

John Cabot

Venetian explorer, navigator in Canada, Japan and Ireland, visited Mecca, North Atlantic maritime explorer of Canada which helped establish the British colonies of North America, discovered Cape Bonavista, Newfoundland in 1497, sailed in 1498 through a severe storm and was pronounced dead in 1499.
1450-1499 (49)
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Pope Paul II

Merchant, head of the Catholic Church, ruler of the Papal States from 1464-1471
1417-1471 (54)
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Jacopo Tintoretto

Venetian Renaissance painter aka Il Furioso because of boldness and energy, artist, pioneer in mannerisms, artworks such as the Last Supper in the Galleria Colonna
1518-1594 (76)

Doge Ziani

Doge of Venice from 1172-1178, famous for throwing gold coins into the crowded square after his coronation in 1172, diplomat, statesman, known as the Architect of Venice he was an urban planner who divided the city into districts, moved headquarters (HQ) of the government away from the shipyards
1102-1178 (76)
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