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• Pizza
  ...and [[mozzarella]] cheese. Other toppings are added according to region, culture, or personal preference. Due to the wide influence of Italian and Greek immigrants in American culture, the United States has developed quite a large number of regional forms of
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• Verona
  ...f [[Ottonian]] and [[Carolingian]] influences. It was known as a center of culture, and the ''Schola Sacerdotum'' academy drew scholars from all over western ...ella Scala, and Verona fell to the armies of Gian Galeazzo [[Visconti]] of Milan. In 1404, Visconti's widow brought Verona to the [[Carraresi]] clan of [[Pa
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• Veneto
  ...egion, considered as a nation separated from Italy, and promoting Venetian culture, language and history. This is the political background in which was founde ...For a long time continued emigration flow to other parts of the country ([[Milan]] and [[Turin]]).
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• Lega Nord
  |Headquarters || Via Bellerio, 41<br />20161 Milan ...f Lombard culture and language, in [[Piedmont]] the defense of Piedmontese culture and language and so on. We can say that the League is based on a collection
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• Rome
  ...by the province of Rome, making it second in population to [[Milan, Italy|Milan]]. The current [[Mayor of Rome]] is [[Walter Veltroni]]. ...me's economic growth began to surpass that of its rivals, [[Naples]] and [[Milan]] after World War II. [[Tourism]] is inevitably one of Rome's chief industr
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• Genoa
  ...domination from 1394–1409, Genoa came under rule by the [[Visconti]] of [[Milan]]. Genoa lost Sardinia to [[Aragon]], Corsica to internal revolt and its Mi ...artes.(...) And what do you think of this latest comedy, the coronation at Milan, the comedy of the people of Genoa and Lucca laying their petitions [to be
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• Music of Italy
  ...c is generally eclectic, like other elements of [[culture of Italy|Italian culture]]. No parochial protectionist movement has ever attempted to keep Italian m ...base to an urban and industrial center. This change weakened traditional culture in many parts of society; a similar process occurred in other European coun
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• Travel in Italy
  |11. [[Lombardy]] (Lombardia)<br>[[Milan]] (Milano) *[[Bari]] - the "[[Milan]] of the South," gate to the East
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• Cuisine of Italy
  ...the culinary traditions from [[Rome]] and [[Athens]], the highly civilized culture combined with the Sicilian to bring what many consider the first real Itali ...e]] while the southern portion continued to reflect the influences of Arab culture as they controlled much of the [[Mediterranean]] [[trade route]]s, as such
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• Moto Guzzi
  ...t saw light as a prototype at [http://www.eicma.it/moto/en/ EICMA] 2003 in Milan, when Moto Guzzi was still owned by Aprilia. After Piaggio absorbed Moto Gu ==In Popular Culture==
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• Geneva
  ...http://www.sncf.com/indexe.htm SNCF's] ''TGV'' or "High Speed Train," or [[Milan]] and [[Venice]] by the Swiss-Italian [http://www.cisalpino.com ''Cisalpino ...el.com/restos/edel_en.html]. This is a must if you want to taste the Swiss culture. You will get the cheese fondue, of course, but also some other local delic
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• Italian literature
  ...[[Naples]], [[Salerno]], [[Modena]] and [[Parma]]. These helped to spread culture, and prepared the ground in which the new [[vernacular literature]] would d ...no]] that of Naples, in Latin. [[Bernardino Corio]] wrote the history of [[Milan]] in Italian, but in a rude way.
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• Italian Literature
  ...[[Naples]], [[Salerno]], [[Modena]] and [[Parma]]. These helped to spread culture, and prepared the ground in which the new [[vernacular literature]] would d ...no]] that of Naples, in Latin. [[Bernardino Corio]] wrote the history of [[Milan]] in Italian, but in a rude way.
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