Jan 7, 2021 16:09
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Italian term

mandato in congedo illimitato es. 240 Gm. 920

Italian to English Other Military / Defense documents
appears on an old Italian Army demob sheet dating from 1921. What are the abbreviations es. and Gm. ?
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Emmanuella Jan 7, 2021:
Esenzione n.240 ?

Proposed translations

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240th Regiment Military Government section 920

the 240th was an infantry regiment during WWI
Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : But what do the abbreviations stand for? And you need references.
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esercito governo militare
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Circolare / Giornale Militare 1920

I assume it is handwritten, Circolare is sometimes abbreviated Circ. or cr., Gm is Giornale Militare followed by the year (1920 instead of 920)
Several pictures of similar documents can be found easily on the web.
https://soldatopasserini.wordpress.com/tag/128-fanteria/
https://www.ebay.it/itm/Spezia-1929-foglio-congedo-illimitat...
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBD_deDE896DE896&sxsrf...


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Note added at 21 hrs (2021-01-08 13:20:19 GMT)
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Is it handwritten, right? Then the "e" could be a "c" and the "s" an "r"

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Note added at 21 hrs (2021-01-08 13:26:04 GMT)
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Circolare 240 refers to a page/section/note/other registered in the Military Logbook 1920
Note from asker:
Really good answer - many thanks
...but what about the abbreviation "es 240"? The full phrase is mandato in congedo illimitato es. 240 Gm. 920
Yes- it's a very poor scan of a document with the entries written by hand (it was 1920!) presumably by an officer. So you are probably correct that it means "cr - "Circolare" - thanks a million.
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