In 1948, Giuseppe Cipriani was standing behind the counter at Harry’s Bar in Venice, Italy, which he owned, that was known to attract iconic figures such as Ernest Hemingway and Humphrey Bogart.
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In 1948, Giuseppe Cipriani was standing behind the counter at Harry’s Bar in Venice, Italy, which he owned, that was known to attract iconic figures such as Ernest Hemingway and Humphrey Bogart.
View the full article on The Boston Globe













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