Talk:Guido Donegani

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References

Aftalion, Fred (2001). A history of the international chemical industry. ISBN 9780941901291.
Montedison S.p.A.
Kutney, Gerald (2007-01-01). Sulfur: History, technology, applications & industry. ISBN 9781895198379.
Guido Donegani, il Presidente della Montecatini che volle la Raffineria A.N.I.C. a Livorno
Guido Donegani Donegani nasce a Livorno nel 1877 da una famiglia di commercianti e industriali.
Crimeni, F. (1997). "I Donegani. Una famiglia del primo capitalismo italiano". Studi Storici. 38 (2): 383–429. JSTOR 20566829.

Odd how someone with 30,000 edits does not know how to sign their name on wikipedia.??

1.A history of the international chemical industry, searched for Guido Donegan, no results

2.This site[1], reads almost verbatim(to the article) when translated from Italian.

3. this site[2], also reads very similar(word-for-word in the article) when translated.

Given Aecharri's past of copy/pasting to create articles, it would probably be wise NOT to be "googling" for information, since that is where Aecharri copies his information. --Kansas Bear (talk) 03:06, 30 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

New version

I replaced the previous unreferenced and rather badly written version with a new referenced one, including an image. Feel free to improve. - DonCalo (talk) 20:52, 30 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]