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In 1964, Emilio and Maria with their three daughters and family in Salerno
Andrew Jakubowicz.
In 1964, Emilio and Maria (standing far right) took their three daughters, Filomena, Vincenza and Giovanna (front right, bows in hair) to visit family in Salerno. While Emilio contemplated staying in Italy, he decided to return to Melbourne after 15 months.
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