1944 Campionato Alta Italia
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The <entity_2> <entity_1>, traditionally known as <entity_0>, was a championship disputed during the second World War and not recognized by the <entity_5> until 2002, though the <entity_3>'s win is not considered as a "Scudetto", but as an "honorary" official title. In fact, in <entity_2> <entity_3> was formally inactive since its chairman was deported in Germany, and Giacomo Semorile, the last manager of the society remained, ask the local firefighters to establish a new team with former players of <entity_3>. The new Commissioner of the Italian National Olympic Committee Ettore Rossi, appointed by the Italian Social Republic, organized the League of 1943–44 Alta Italia (Upper <entity_4>) without relation with the previous seasons and without round-robin format, holding it until <entity_2>.
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