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Portrait of Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-53)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "No. 6,847. Count Galeazzo Ciano. Italian Foreign Minister."
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Portrait of Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-54)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Count Galeazzo Ciano (No. 5,668). Prime Minister Mussolini's son-in-law."
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Newspaper clipping regarding Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-66)
[Translation]: "Person of the Day: Ciano. Even though Italy's 'Albanian March,' which has caused all of Europe to shake, has not yet reached its finale, Ciano gallantly boarded a plane on the 8th, bound for the Albanian capital of Tirana.
Just 36 years old this year and already bearing the heavy of responsibility of taking Britain …
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Newspaper clipping regarding Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-55)
Caption on front: "Count Ciano: He followed in his father-in-law's footsteps, as Italian Foreign Minister."
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Portrait of Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-56)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "No. 6,209. Count Galleazo Ciano. Italian Foreign Minister, Prime Minister Mussolini's son-in-law."
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Portrait of Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-52)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Portrait of Foreign Minister Ciano. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano sent a signed portrait (4P size) to the Japanese-Germany-Italian Goodwill Association accompanied by a letter requesting that it be given to 'Japan's greatest contributor to the fight against communism.' The portrait was presented to Foreign Minister Arita on the 20th. Photograph: the portrait …
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Galeazzo Ciano walking with his son, Fabrizio (ddr-njpa-1-58)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Count Ciano as Father. (Rome) Domei. The hard-working Foreign Minister Ciano, who has become Prime Minister Mussolini's right hand man, played the father today, accompanying his beloved son Fabrizio on his first day of school. Photograph: Foreign Minister Ciano taking his son Fabrizio to school. [stamped] November 15, 1938."
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Galeazzo Ciano inspecting the Fascist youth's "Camp Mussolini" (ddr-njpa-1-57)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Domei Overseas Photographic News October 1. Young Italian Foreign Minister Ciano Gradually Coming to the Forefront. (Rome) Domei. Count Ciano shook the world's expectations by assuming the important post of foreign minister at a critical time for Italian foreign negotiations. Although he was often criticized by the great powers at the time …
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Galeazzo Ciano with his children (ddr-njpa-1-62)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Count Ciano as a Father. (Rome) Domei. Even with [Italy's] entrance into the war fast approaching, Prime Minister Mussolini's advisor Count Ciano acts like a good father despite his business. (taken in Rome on May 7). [stamped] June 6, 1940."
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Galeazzo Ciano leaving for Spain (ddr-njpa-1-47)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Count Ciano Goes to Spain. (Barcelona) Domei. Foreign Minister Ciano visited Barcelona via a warship on July 10, where he engaged in various negotiations with General Franco towards the formation of a Italo-Spanish military alliance. Photograph: Count Ciano departing the port of Gaeta on his way to Spain. [stamped] July 29, 1939."
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The Ceremony for the Great German Reich's Victory (ddr-njpa-1-63)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "'Ceremony for the Great German Reich's Victory' Opens. (Berlin) Domei. The 'Ceremony for the Great German Reich's Victory' was held in Berlin's Kroll Opera House on July 19, drawing the attention of the world. Photograph: 1. Foreign Minister Ciano from Germany's ally Italy visited Berlin to attend the ceremony. [stamped] August 11, …
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Galeazzo Ciano greeted by Nazi youth (ddr-njpa-1-51)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Domei Overseas Photographic News November 6. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano. (Berlin) Domei. With the European political situation in serious crisis, young Italian Foreign Minister Count Ciano, Prime Minister Mussolini's son-in-law, left Rome on October 19 headed to Germany on an important mission. He immediately met with German Foreign Minister von Neurath and …
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Galeazzo Ciano and Benito Mussolini at Costanzo Ciano's funeral (ddr-njpa-1-48)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Funeral of Foreign Minister Ciano's Father. (Rome) Domei. The funeral of former Minister of Transportation Constanzo Ciano, the father of the foreign minister, was solemnly held in Livorno [?] with Prime Minister Mussolini (right), Foreign Minister Ciano (left), his wife (center), and others in attendance. [stamped] July 18, 1939."
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Galeazzo Ciano with Otto Meissner and other Nazi leaders (ddr-njpa-1-64)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "(Berlin) Domei. Foreign Minister Ciano leaving the Reich Chancellery after an important meeting with Fuhrer Hitler on July 7. To his left is Dr. [Otto] Meissner. [stamped] August [illegible], 1940."
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Benito Mussolini, Neville Chamberlain, and Galeazzo Ciano (ddr-njpa-1-932)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Prime Minister Chamberlain Visits Rome. (Rome) Domei. British Prime Minister Chamberlain visited Prime Minister Mussolini in Rome on January 11 with Foreign Secretary Halifax and held important talks on various matters such as colonial issues. Photograph (from left): Prime Minister Mussolini, Foreign Minister Ciano, Prime Minister Chamberlain. [Stamped] February 1, 1939."
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Galeazzo Ciano at the four-party talks (ddr-njpa-1-65)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Reaching Agreement on Hungary-Romania Border. (Vienna) Domei. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano (right) and Germany Foreign Minister Ribbentrop (left) attending the four-party talks held in Vienna on August 29 by Germany, Italy, Hungary, and Romania to determine the Hungary-Romania border. (taken at Vienna Station). [stamped] September 26, 1940."
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Galeazzo Ciano speaking with Joachim von Ribbentrop (ddr-njpa-1-60)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Important German-Italian Meeting. (Berlin) Domei. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano, who arrived here on October 1, engaged in important consultations for three hours in the evening at Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop's home in Dahlem after meeting Fuhrer Hitler. Photograph: German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop (right) and Italian Foreign Minister Ciano (right), taken that …
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Galeazzo Ciano speaking with Joachim von Ribbentrop at Rome Station (ddr-njpa-1-61)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop Visits Rome. (Rome) Domei. German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop visited Rome on March 10 to strengthen German-Italian economic ties in response to recent developments in the European upheaval. He held important meetings with Prime Minister Mussolini and Foreign Minister Ciano. Photograph: Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop (left) and Foreign …
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The Brenner meeting (ddr-njpa-1-653)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Brenner Meeting. (Berlin) Domei. The historic Brenner meeting to decide a strategy against Britain and plan for the new European order was held on October 4 at Brenner Pass on the German-Italian border. Photograph: Prime Minister Mussolini (left) and Fuhrer Hitler (middle) with Italian Foreign Minister Ciano during the meeting."
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Hermann Goering, Galeazzo Ciano, and Konstantin von Neurath at a welcome banquet (ddr-njpa-1-50)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Domei Overseas Photographic News November 10. Planning the Strengthening of the Right-Wing International War Front - German-Italian Cooperation - (Berlin) Domei. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano improved German-Italian cooperation over strengthening the right-wing international war front during his visit to Germany. Photograph: (from left) Reichsminister of Aviation Goering, Count Ciano, German Foreign Minister …
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Galeazzo Ciano hunting with Boleslaw Wieniawa-Dlugoszowski and Jozef Beck (ddr-njpa-1-49)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Poland at a Crossroads. (Warsaw) Domei. With the increasing division of the nations of Europe into two large blocs, the actions of Poland have been drawing notice recently. Italian Foreign Minister Ciano visited Poland on February 25, where he met with influential figures. Photograph: (from left) Count Ciano, Polish Ambassador to Italy …