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Help With Grammar Please!

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Khandro | 18:23 Mon 27th Jan 2014 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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I'm writing an article for publication and I've written;
"........and we discussed the Italians who meant so much to him; Marini, Giacometti, Rosso, Manzù......"

Should it be who or whom please? My brain is in meltdown.
  
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who, subject of meant.
Who - definitely, in your context

of whom
by whom
with whom

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Thanks,Daisy and boxy . Which would you consider the most elegant for a title?;
Joe bloggs, a Memoir.
Joe Bloggs - a Memoir.
Joe Bloggs; a Memoir.
or something else?

who
I'd go for

Joe Bloggs, A Memoir
Yes it's a subject/object thing.
I don't think I ever use the word WHOM now- it's use is disappearing and I know some here will disagree but I think many people would say it sounds a little pretentious.
Who
Joe Bloggs - a Memoir

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