Pignerol fortress

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Pignerol fortress was a notorious French state prison in Pinerolo (now in Italy), used during the 17th century to hold high-profile political prisoners under harsh conditions.

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Pignerol fortress canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fortress
state prison
category 17th-century prisons
Former prisons in France
Fortifications in Italy
Political prisons
country France
guardedBy French royal authorities
historicalRegion Dauphiné
knownFor harsh prison conditions
holding high-profile political prisoners
languageOfLocation Italian
locatedIn Italy
Piedmont
Pinerolo
notablePrisoner Count Ercole Antonio Mattioli
Nicolas Fouquet
Man in the Iron Mask
surface form: The Man in the Iron Mask
operatedBy Kingdom of France
partOf French prison system
prisonerTreatment harsh conditions
isolation
strict secrecy
reputation notorious
securityClassification high security
status defunct
timePeriod 17th century
usedAs French state prison
usedDuringReignOf Louis XIV of France
usedFor detention of political prisoners
detention of state prisoners

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Nicolas Fouquet placeOfDeath Pignerol fortress
Nicolas Fouquet imprisonedIn Pignerol fortress
Count Ercole Antonio Mattioli deathPlace Pignerol fortress
subject surface form: Ercole Antonio Mattioli
Count Ercole Antonio Mattioli placeOfDetention Pignerol fortress
subject surface form: Ercole Antonio Mattioli