Rose Montmasson (January 12, 1823 – November 10, 1904), also known as Rosalia Montmasson, was an Italian patriot. Born in Savoy, Montmasson contributed to the unification of Italy and was notably the only woman to openly participate in Giuseppe Garibaldi's Expedition of the Thousand, both as a nurse and as a soldier.
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- Rosalia Montmasson (fr)
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| - Rose Montmasson, genannt Rosalie oder Rosalia, (geboren 12. Januar 1823 in Saint-Jorioz; gestorben 10. November 1904 in Rom) war eine italienische Freiheitskämpferin. Sie war die einzige Frau, die 1860 an Giuseppe Garibaldis Zug der Tausend teilnahm. (de)
- Rose Montmasson, dite Rosalia, née à Saint-Jorioz le 12 janvier 1823, morte à Rome le 10 novembre 1904, est une patriote italienne. Originaire de Savoie, alors partie du royaume de Sardaigne, mariée à Francesco Crispi, elle est la seule femme à embarquer à Gênes avec l'expédition des Mille à la préparation de laquelle elle a participé directement. Après le débarquement en Sicile, d’autres femmes rejoignent les combattants : l’anglo-italienne Jessie White Mario et Antonia Masanello, originaire de Vénétie. (fr)
- Rose Montmasson (January 12, 1823 – November 10, 1904), also known as Rosalia Montmasson, was an Italian patriot. Born in Savoy, Montmasson contributed to the unification of Italy and was notably the only woman to openly participate in Giuseppe Garibaldi's Expedition of the Thousand, both as a nurse and as a soldier. (en)
- Rose Montmasson, detta Rosalia (Saint-Jorioz, 12 gennaio 1823 – Roma, 10 novembre 1904), è stata una patriota italiana.Nativa della Savoia, allora parte del Regno di Sardegna, fu moglie di Francesco Crispi ed è celebre quale unica partecipante femminile alla spedizione dei Mille, anche se in territorio siciliano i garibaldini ebbero tra le proprie file anche altre donne, come la veneta Antonia Masanello, la romana "Marzia" (mai pienamente identificata), la palermitana Lia, compagna di Narciso Cozzo, e l'anglo-italiana Jessie White-Mario, secondo quanto ricordato dallo stesso Garibaldi nel suo racconto "I Mille". (it)
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| - Rose Montmasson, genannt Rosalie oder Rosalia, (geboren 12. Januar 1823 in Saint-Jorioz; gestorben 10. November 1904 in Rom) war eine italienische Freiheitskämpferin. Sie war die einzige Frau, die 1860 an Giuseppe Garibaldis Zug der Tausend teilnahm. (de)
- Rose Montmasson, dite Rosalia, née à Saint-Jorioz le 12 janvier 1823, morte à Rome le 10 novembre 1904, est une patriote italienne. Originaire de Savoie, alors partie du royaume de Sardaigne, mariée à Francesco Crispi, elle est la seule femme à embarquer à Gênes avec l'expédition des Mille à la préparation de laquelle elle a participé directement. Après le débarquement en Sicile, d’autres femmes rejoignent les combattants : l’anglo-italienne Jessie White Mario et Antonia Masanello, originaire de Vénétie. (fr)
- Rose Montmasson (January 12, 1823 – November 10, 1904), also known as Rosalia Montmasson, was an Italian patriot. Born in Savoy, Montmasson contributed to the unification of Italy and was notably the only woman to openly participate in Giuseppe Garibaldi's Expedition of the Thousand, both as a nurse and as a soldier. (en)
- Rose Montmasson, detta Rosalia (Saint-Jorioz, 12 gennaio 1823 – Roma, 10 novembre 1904), è stata una patriota italiana.Nativa della Savoia, allora parte del Regno di Sardegna, fu moglie di Francesco Crispi ed è celebre quale unica partecipante femminile alla spedizione dei Mille, anche se in territorio siciliano i garibaldini ebbero tra le proprie file anche altre donne, come la veneta Antonia Masanello, la romana "Marzia" (mai pienamente identificata), la palermitana Lia, compagna di Narciso Cozzo, e l'anglo-italiana Jessie White-Mario, secondo quanto ricordato dallo stesso Garibaldi nel suo racconto "I Mille". (it)
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