Adolphe Deledda was a road bicycle racer born in 1919 at Villa Minozzo in Italy who became French by naturalisation on 20 April 1948, which is why his Wikipedia article calls him an Italian and French professional. He died at Die in France in 2003. According to the summary box of that article he was French national road race champion in 1952 and won two stages of the Tour de France. The article text itself is only two sentences, so his teams, the years of his stage wins and his other results are not stated there and remain to be sourced from the Cycling Archives and Tour de France records that the article links to.
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naturalized French on 20 April 1948
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Italian by birth, he was naturalized French on 20 April 1948.
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Villa Minozzo (Italy), 28 September 1919
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Italian by birth, he was naturalized French on 20 April 1948.
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naturalized French on 20 April 1948
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