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Buciunì vs. Bucini[edit]

Interestingly, his stamp on the photo says Bucini. Probing Google, it seems like the latter spelling is also kind of widespread. It would be great if the artice would at least mention it. 2001:4DD0:2192:0:4502:82D0:47E7:996A (talk) 15:51, 22 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]

"Arabic heritage"[edit]

As usual at the time, people nicknamed "moor" were due to their dark complexion. On the source there is no claim of "Arabic heritage" but it does say "He [von Gloeden] purchased a villa and staffed it with the locals, including a fourteen year old whom he nicknamed Il Moro (The moor) due to his dark skin..." 190.77.213.116 (talk) 13:23, 27 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]