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Giuseppe Tellera (* 14. März 1882 in Bologna; † 7. Februar 1941 bei Adschdabiya, Libyen) war ein italienischer General des Königlich-Italienischen Heeres zuletzt im Rang einer Armeekorpsgeneral. Zwischen 1940 und 1941 war er Oberbefehlshaber der 10. Armee.
- 14. März 1882
- Tellera, Giuseppe
- italienischer Generalleutnant
- Bologna
Giuseppe Tellera (March 14, 1882 in Bologna – February 7, 1941) was a general in the Italian Army during World War II. Italian Tenth Army. On 23 December 1940 General Tellera took over the command of the Italian Tenth Army from Lieutenant General Italo Gariboldi.
- Lieutenant General
- Gold Medal of Military Valor
- 1902 - 1941
- Royal Italian Army
Giuseppe Tellera (Bologna, 14 marzo 1882 – Agedabia, 7 febbraio 1941) è stato un generale italiano. Generale di corpo d'armata del Regio Esercito, fu il più alto grado caduto in combattimento nella seconda guerra mondiale. Palazzo Bondoni Pastorio dove sono conservati i documenti relativi al generale Tellera
Lieutenant-General. * 14th of March 1882. † 6th of February 1941. Promotions. Service. Picture source: From 'Cronache della Guerra', 22.02.1941. This is a brief biographical sketch of the military career of Lieutenant-General Giuseppe Tellera. He was a general during World War Two.
4. Juni 2021 · Giuseppe TELLERA GENERALE DI CORPO D’ARMATA. written by Valdis Kursietis June 4, 2021. The following information provides a snapshot of the career of Giuseppe TELLERA GENERALE DI CORPO D’ARMATA. Born: 14 March 1882 in Bologna. Died: 7 February 1941 near Solluch. Promotions: Sottotenente: 25 Aug 1902. Tenente: 28 Sep 1905. Capitano: 3 Oct 1912.
21. Jan. 2021 · (Jan. 22, 2021) This week, 80 years ago, the Australians continued their pursuit of the beaten Italian Tenth Army, now under the command of Lt.-Gen. Giuseppe Tellera, after capturing Tobruk. The next stop was Derna, a small port 90 miles west of Tobruk on the Mediterranean.
4. Feb. 2021 · Marshal Graziani had, on Dec. 23, 1940, promoted Gen. Giuseppe Tellera from a corps commander to commander of the remnants of the Tenth Army. Since that time, his army had done nothing but endure beatings and retreat. Bardia had been captured on Jan. 3, 1941. That was followed by the fall of Tobruk on Jan. 23 and Derna on Feb. 3.
