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Giulio Belinzaghi (October 17, 1818 – August 28, 1892) was an Italian politician. He was mayor of Cernobbio, Province of Como, Lombardy (1864–1868). He was twice mayor of Milan (1867–1884, 1889–1892). He served in the Senate of the Kingdom of Italy. He was a recipient of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus.

Preceded by Antonio Beretta	Mayor of Milan 1867–1884	Succeeded by Gaetano Negri
Preceded by Gaetano Negri	Mayor of Milan 1889–1892	Succeeded by Giuseppe Vigoni

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v t e Mayors of Milan
Mayors (1860-1926)	Antonio Durini Carlo Villa Gabrio Casati Antonio Pestalozza Giuseppe Sebregondi Luigi Barbiano di Belgioioso Antonio Beretta Giulio Belinzaghi Gaetano Negri Giuseppe Vigoni Giuseppe Mussi Giambattista Barinetti Ettore Ponti Bassano Gabba Emanuele Greppi Emilio Caldara Angelo Filippetti Luigi Mangiagalli
Fascist podestà (1926-1945)	Ernesto Belloni Giuseppe De Capitani D'Arzago Marcello Visconti di Modrone Guido Pesenti Gian Giacomo Gallarati Scotti Piero Parini Guido Andreoni Giuseppe Spinelli Mario Colombo
Mayors (since 1945)	Antonio Greppi Virgilio Ferrari Gino Cassinis Pietro Bucalossi Aldo Aniasi Carlo Tognoli Paolo Pillitteri Giampiero Borghini Marco Formentini Gabriele Albertini Letizia Moratti Giuliano Pisapia Giuseppe Sala

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