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La Settimana Enigmistica
La Settimana Enigmistica is a weekly Italian puzzle magazine, published since 1932 in Italy and distributed also in other European countries. It has long been one of Italy's top-selling magazines.
History.
"La Settimana Enigmistica" was created by a Sardinian nobleman, Giorgio Sisini, count of Sant'Andrea and the son of the founder of the Rotary Club of Sardinia. Sisini died in 1972 and production of the magazine was taken up first by Raoul De Giusti and then by Francesco Baggi Sisini. The
green, or red, the colours cycling in this order. The front cover always features a crossword grid with an inset photograph of a personality from the world of entertainment, sport, music, theatre or cinema. Even-numbered editions feature a male personality, while odd-numbered issues feature a female personality. Since 1995, some of the illustrations in the magazine have been printed in colour.
Puzzles.
Many of the puzzles featured in "La Settimana Enigmistica" are crosswords. A number of these (usually