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Italian politician, businesswoman and writer (1922–2009)
Also known as: Сюзанна Аньелли, سوسانا أنييلي, 수산나 아녤리, スザンナ・アニェッリ, 苏珊娜·阿涅利, 수산나 아그넬리
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- Street children (1986)
- Gente alla deriva (1980)
- The Encyclopedia of Italian cooking
- We always wore sailor suits (1975)
- Ricordati Gualeguaychú (1982)