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I just got this response after requesting information about one of my distant relatives (Francesco Gulfo) from the appropriate provincial archive in Italy. Would someone please translate? Thanks!

OGGETTO: Richiestali ste di levad i FrancescoG ulfo.
Con riferimento alla Sua richiesta dell'lll02l20l5, protocollata in pari data al n.
408128.34.0712s1i ,c omunicac he questoU fficio conservag li atti dello StatoC ivile di Matera
e comunid ellap rovinciad al 18 09 al 1900e le listed i levad al 18 42a I 1933.
Dalla ricercas voltas ullel iste di leva è statot rovatoi l nominativod i FrancescoG ulfo
natoa Colobraroil 301051191d9a VincenzoR osarioe DragonettRi osaM aria.
Si informa,i noltre,c he al momento,i l serviziod i fotoriproduzioneè sospesop, er cui
nol u possibile effettuare copia dei documenti rinvenuti
Interested in the surnames Liberati, Altiero, and Gulfo. Also interested in Italy during World War II.
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They say they found in the Liste di Leva registers a Francesco Gulfo, born in Colobraro on may 30 1919 to Vincenzo Rosario and to Rosamaria Dragonetti. They also say that, as of now, their photo-reproduction services are suspended therefore they cannot send you a copy of the document.

I'm not 100% sure about the birth date and place, because your (OCR?) transcription, is not accurate. Could you please post the original letter?
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Sure thing. Do you want to see the original message I sent to them? Also, would the father's full name have Vincenzo Rosario Gulfo or was Rosario his last name?
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You should post the letter you received.
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