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, Elia Comini SDB (* 7. Mai 1910 in Calvenzano; † 1. Oktober 1944 in ) war ein Salesianer Don Boscos, wurde gemeinsam mit anderen Geiseln Opfer des nationalsozialistischen und gilt in der römisch-katholischen Kirche daher als Märtyrer.
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