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If you don’t mind hearing Don Carlo in German translation, then this is a must, even if all the singing from the principal artists isn’t consistently effortless. The performance from Berlin’s Deutsche Oper, recorded in 1967, brings to the screen portrayals of shattering intensity—especially from Fischer-Dieskau (Posa), who is really on. I.S.9 agent, partisan leader, and Catholic priest Don Domenico Orlandini 'Don Carlo' in the uniform of a military chaplain of the Italian Army, 1945 Several posts on this site concern Italians who, during the war, served as agents for I.S.9 (Intelligence School 9)—also known as 'A' Force.

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