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Federico Tedeschini
Fridericus Tedeschini la
Catholic cardinal
- Dated 12 October 1873 CE – 2 November 1959 CE
- Also called Federico Cardinal Tedeschini
apostolic Nuncio to Spain
cardinal
Offices on record
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Offices held 6
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- 14 March 1939 CE – 2 November 1959 CE Archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City Succeeded Pius XII
- 1947 CE – 1948 CE Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals
- Dates unrecorded Substitute for General Affairs
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