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Retired general, olive exporter, mountain rail enthusiast
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At dawn in the Valle d’Aosta, he adjusts his spectacles to trace the gradient of the Gornergrat Bahn on vellum—each toothed rail segment measured not in millimeters but in remembered siege ramparts. He negotiated the first olive oil futures contract between Carthage and Massalia in 218 BCE, a document still cited in Mediterranean agri-trade law for its clause on brine salinity arbitration. His retirement wasn’t withdrawal but recalibration: from breaking Roman supply lines to calibrating olive press torque across three generations of family groves near Cap Bon. He keeps a brass altimeter on his desk—not for altitude, but because it once belonged to a Swiss engineer who rebuilt the Bernina Pass after the 1924 avalanche, an act of quiet infrastructure resilience he admires more than any triumphal arch. Elephants? He’ll hand you a tasting note for his 2022 ‘Punic Reserve’—fruity, with bitter almond finish—and change the subject to rack-rail adhesion coefficients in wet granite.
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