Question: When did Gennaro Gattuso start playing football?

Gennaro Gattuso

For the Football World Cup played in 2002, Gattuso was fit into the Italian squad.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso received the same number from Italy's World Cup line-up as Milan, issue #8.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2002—03 season, Gattuso's responsibility in Milan's midfield was slightly reduced, but he still remained an important part of the squad.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso played the full minutes as Milan completely defeated Juventus in the Italian Champions League final on penalty kicks, and Gattuso thus won his first trophy in Milan.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2003—04 season, Gattuso again played over 30 matches in Milan's shirt in Serie A, and also celebrated the Italian championship at the end of the season.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In addition, Gattuso was again involved with the Italian national team, at the European Championships 2004.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso, in a national team shirt, was given more responsibility in Italy's midfield this time, than he did at the World Cup two years earlier.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2004—05 season, Gattuso again played a really big role in Milan's squad and, like previous seasons, formed a wonderful midfield duo, with the more attacking Italian player Andrea Pirlo.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso and Pirlo dominated the midfield in Milan as well as the Italian national team, and the 2004—05 season ended with Serie A silver medal celebrations for Milan.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2005—06 season, Gattuso again played a fine season in Milan's midfield, and in the process Gattuso's new personal goal record, three goals, an excellent reading for a predominantly defensive player.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Milan initially finished second in the season, but were relegated to third place due to the match-fixing scandal that raged in the country, as Milan's club management was thought to have potentially affected the results of some matches.


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Gennaro Gattuso

The worst penalty was awarded by Juventus, who initially won the title, as they were relegated to the lower league tier, Serie B.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Italy was in sad moods over the scandal, and the national team that travelled to Germany, the 2006 World Cup, was not expected to fare either, as recent results had been bad.


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Gennaro Gattuso

However, Italy played a magnificent World Cup and Gattuso played in the country's midfield brilliantly, in a big role.


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Gennaro Gattuso

The whole rest of the team also played magnificently, almost surpassing themselves, and so Italy eventually progressed all the way to the world championship.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Moods in Italy quickly switched from sad to joyful and the whole country rejoiced at the world title.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso was selected for the constellation squad for the Games along with his teammates, goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, defenders Fabio Cannavaro and Gianluca Zambrotta, midfielders Gattuso's long-term partner Andrea Pirlo and strikers, Luca Toni and Francesco Totti.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2006—07 season, Gattuso again played plenty in Milan's midfield, eventually playing 30 matches in the Italian main league.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In addition, Gattuso also played a big role in Milan's Champions Liiga team, and Milan achieved a Champions League victory, a repeat of Gattuso's career.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2007—08 season, Milan found themselves disappointed after remaining only fifth in Serie A in the season, despite good fixtures from Gattuso.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso was again also selected for the Italian national team for the European Championships 2008, Switzerland & Austria.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso played in a big role at the bottom of midfield, and was among Italy's most important players in the tournament.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Italy qualified with great difficulty from their starting group, the first playoff round, where they faced the future European champion, Spain.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso and Pirlo were both sidelined from the match, which brought trouble for Italy.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Their replacements the experienced Simone Perrotta, as well as youngster Alberto Aquilani, did not perform as well in midfield.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Spain won the match on penalty kicks and Italy were relegated from the follow-up.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2008—09 season, Gattuso suffered injuries and playing time at Milan withered to only 12 main league matches.


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Gennaro Gattuso

However, Italy's neo-old head coach Marcello Lippi still trusted Gattuso, and Gattuso was selected in Italy's line-up for the 2009 Confederations Cup.


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Gennaro Gattuso

However, Gattuso's role was small in the team, and no responsibility came as in the starting group match, against Egypt.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2009—10 season, Gattuso was healthy again, and served as Milan's captain, after former captain Paolo Maldini ended his career the previous season.


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Gennaro Gattuso

If Gattuso was not in the opening line-up, Milan's captain was topper Alessandro Nesta.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso played 22 league matches in the season and celebrated with Milan winning the bronze medals of Serie A.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2010—11 season, Gattuso rose to the top once more and played a magnificent season as Milan captain and celebrated captaining Milan to win the Italian championship, the Scudetto, for the second time in his career.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the 2011—12 season, Gattuso's playing time at Milan was greatly reduced and he no longer counted with important players in the team.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Injuries also plagued the club legend, who eventually played only six matches in the season, ending Milan in second place in Serie A.


Question: When did Gennaro Gattuso start playing football?

Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso's last match for Milan missed a Serie A match against Novara, in which he played full minutes.


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Gennaro Gattuso

After the season, Gattuso was not given a further contract to Milan, and left the city of Milan, after 13 years, two Italian championships and two Champions League wins, in 2012.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Sion Gattuso transferred to Switzerland, Sion's team for the 2012—13 season.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso is Sion's most valuable star player and team captain.


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Gennaro Gattuso

After poor success, Sion fired in early 2013 its Swiss head coach, and Gattuso became the club's player-coach.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso has hinted that his career is likely to end after the 2012—13 season.


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Gennaro Gattuso

National club Good grips at AC Milan have dragged Gattuso into the standard lineup of the Italy national football team.


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Gennaro Gattuso

He has been a participant at the 2000 Olympics, 2002 World Championships, 2004 European Championships, 2006 World Championships that ended with Italy's victory, as well as the 2010 World Championships.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Lippi selected Gattuso for Italy's 2010 World Cup squad, which was traveling to South Africa, to defend his 2006 world title.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso sat on the bench for Italy's first match, when it played out a 1—1 draw, with Paraguay.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the next match against New Zealand, Gattuso warmed up the interchange bench again throughout the match as Italy again willed a 1—1 draw.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Italy were unlucky as Riccardo Montolivo, who took Gattuso's place in midfield, fired the ball once from the boundary of the penalty area to a post from where it was still close to going for goal.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In the final match against Slovakia, a draw would be enough for Italy to go ahead if Paraguay beat New Zealand or if the teams played tied.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Italy set out to claim victory, however, and dominated the match from the start.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso was in the opening and was among Italy's greats on the pitch.


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Gennaro Gattuso

At the 25-minute mark, however, Slovakia's Robert Vittek struck a 1—0 goal for his country.


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Gennaro Gattuso

The first half ended with those numbers and head coach Lippi made two exchanges at half-time.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Defender Domenico Criscito off midfielder Christian Maggio onto the pitch, in addition, Gattuso was taken off the field and replaced by striker Fabio Quagliarella.


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Gennaro Gattuso

At the 56th minute mark, injury-stricken Pirlo was also switched to the field.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Italy pressed furiously.


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Gennaro Gattuso

One of Italy's goals was mistakenly dismissed as offside, and again Italy had great misfortune during the Games.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Vittek struck at the 75th minute mark to put Slovakia into a 2—0 lead, but Italy were still fighting.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Antonio Di Natale narrowed in the 81st minute and Italy still had chances.


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Gennaro Gattuso

However, in the 89th minute, Kamil Kopunek of Slovakia scored 3—1 on the counter-attack for his team.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Italy fought and pressed furiously for the final minutes, and Fabio Quagliarella shot Italy one more time at the end of the goal and the score was 3—2, but that was where Italy's kiri ended.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Slovakia won the match 3—2 and advanced to the extension, while Italy were relegated from the extension already in the starting group.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Italy's head coach Marcello Lippi resigned immediately after the Games and, in emotional and disappointed moods, Gattuso also quit his national team.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Gattuso has played 73 A-country matches in which he has scored one goal.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[1] He quit his national team after the 2010 World Cup.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[2] Style of play Gattuso's style of play at the bottom of midfield is very aggressive and he runs a large number of kilometres during the match.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Because of this, he is one of the biggest favourites of Milan supporters and is known by his nickname Braveheart.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Due to his style of play, the hot-blooded Gattuso receives plenty of cautions and even outs, but despite that he is one of the best defensive midfielders in Serie A.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Attacking play is not one of Gattuso's greatest strengths and goals do not occur very often, but once in a while Gattuso may carry the ball up to the offensive end, but most often when he takes the ball, or after receiving a pass, Gattuso is content to pass the ball only to the nearest to his teammate.


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Gennaro Gattuso

Career as a coach Gattuso began his coaching career in late February 2013 when FC Sion elevated him to player-coach to replace the sacked Víctor Muñoz.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[3] Pesti ended short, as Gattuso was fired back in May.


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Gennaro Gattuso

He was the club's fifth coach during the 2012/13 season.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[4] In June 2013, Gattuso's coaching career continued as head coach of US Città di Palermo, relegated to Serie B.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[5] Palermo's season started clammy under Gattuso and the team won only two of the first six games.


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Gennaro Gattuso

He was fired in late September 2013.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[6] In early June 2014, Gattuso became the head coach of OFI Crete, which plays in the Greek Superleague.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[7] Gattuso's coaching season was hampered by the team's financial problems, which led the Italian to announce that he would leave the club in October 2014.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[8] However, the team's supporters and management caused Gattuso's head to turn and he decided to continue as the club's head coach.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[9] For good, the cooperation between Gattuso and OFI Crete ended in late December 2014 when Gattuso resigned due to financial difficulties.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[10] In August 2015, Gattuso became the head coach of Pisa, which plays in Lega Pro.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[11] Under Gattuso's leadership, Pisa won the upstart qualifiers and, at the conclusion of the 2015/16 season, rose to Serie B.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[12] He unexpectedly resigned from his position in late July 2016.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[13] However, he returned as head coach of the club as early as September.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[14] Pisa finished last in Serie B under Gattuso and were relegated from the series.


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Gennaro Gattuso

After the season, Gattuso left the club and moved to the AC Milan organization to become the head coach of the U19 team.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[15] In November 2017, Gattuso was chosen as Milan's new head coach in the place of the sacked Vincenzo Montella.


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Gennaro Gattuso

[16] Gattuso got Milan into the game and the team played 10 consecutive matches without any losses.


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Gennaro Gattuso

In early April, Milan entered into a follow-up deal with Gattuso until 2021.


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[17] Sources Category:Italian footballers Category:Italian football coaches Category:Football World Champions Class:Born in 1978 Class:Living persons


Question: What is the capital of Delaware?

Delaware

Delaware is a state on the East Coast of the United States


Question: What is the capital of Delaware?

Delaware

Delaware is known as the first state of the United States, as it affirmed the United States Constitution as the first state on December 7, 1787.


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Delaware

History The native people of the Delaware area included Algonkins and Iroquois.


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The first European colonists came from Holland in 1631.


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Delaware

In 1638, Sweden established a colony called New Sweden in the area, with Fort Kristina in present-day Wilmington as its centre.


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Delaware

The vast majority of the inhabitants of this colony were Finns, especially the Forest Finns transferred from the Finnish forests in Sweden.


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Power passed from the Swedes to the Dutch and from them further to the Brits.


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Delaware

In particular, tobacco was cultivated in the area, which a large number of slaves were transported to the area to produce.


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Delaware

Agricultural diversification began even shortly before the revolution.


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Delaware

At the end of the colonial era, slaves were voluntarily given up, encouraged by the Methodist Church and Quakers.


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Delaware

In the 1860 census, 91% of blacks were free.


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Delaware

In the Civil War, Delaware was counted as slave states, but it still sided with the Union.


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Delaware

[1] Geography Delaware is located in the northeast corner of the flat Delmarva Peninsula at the mouth of the Delaware River.


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Delaware

The promontory is bounded by the Chesapeake Gulf and Delaware Gulf, [2] which are connected by the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.


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Delaware

[3] Delaware covers an area of 6,452 square miles.


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Delaware

Delaware is the second-smallest state in the United States after Rhode Island.


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Delaware

It is also the most low-lying state in the United States, with a terrain average elevation of only about 20 m above sea level, and the highest hill below 140 m.


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Delaware

There are round-shaped hills and meadows in the north of the state, marshland in the south, sandy beaches along the coast.


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Delaware

[4] From within the state, three rivers flow westward through Maryland and descend into the Chesapeake Gulf: the Nanticoke, the Choptank, and the Pocomoke.


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Delaware

Other rivers descend eastward into the Delaware Gulf.


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Delaware

[4] Delaware's climate is temperate.


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Delaware

57% of days are sunny.


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Delaware

[5] Annual rainfall is about 1150 mm.


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[2] Delaware's capital is Dover (approximately 35000 inhabitants) and the largest city is Wilmington (approximately 72876 inhabitants).


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Other major cities in Delaware City approx.


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1500 inhabitants of Harrington approx.


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3200 as.


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Lewes ca.


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3100 as.


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Milford n 7200 as.


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New Castle ca.


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4800 as.


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Newark ca.


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30000 as.


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Delaware

Rehoboth Beach approx.


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Delaware

1500 permanent residents, up to 75000 holidaymakers in Seaford approx.


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Delaware

7000 residents Economy among Delaware's largest employers include e.g.


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Delaware

IT companies, car factories and pharmaceutical factories.


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Delaware

For example, AstraZeneca's U.S. operations are headquartered in Wilmington, Quest is based in Newark.


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Delaware

[6] More than half of the listed companies in the United States and 60% of the 500 largest companies maintain their headquarters in Delaware.


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Delaware

The reason for this is low corporate taxation.


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Delaware

Of the state budget, even more than a fifth is made up of company registration fees.


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Delaware

[7] In addition to diverse industries, important sources of income in the state are agriculture and tourism.


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Delaware

[8] Traffic in Delaware has three airports.


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Delaware

[9] However, it is the only state with no scheduled air service at all.


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Delaware

The most recent airline to operate in Delaware was Frontier Airlines, which flew from Wilmington Airport between 2013 and 2015.


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Delaware

[10] Amtrak passenger trains stop at two stations in Delaware, Newark and Wilmington.


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Delaware

[11] The largest freight transportation network is on Norfolk Southern, whose routes cover the entire state.


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Delaware

[12] Smaller operators include the Delaware Coast Line Railroad [13] and Maryland and Delaware Railroad.


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Delaware

[14] There are four ports in Delaware.


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Delaware

[15] The largest is the Port of Wilmington, which was the 27th busiest port in North America as measured by container traffic in 2015.


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Delaware

[16] The administration and politics of Delaware's legislative power is exercised by the bicameral state parliament.


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Delaware

The upper house, or senate, has 21 members; the lower house, or assembly of representatives, has 41 members.


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Delaware

The entire lower house and about half of the Senate are elected every two years.


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Delaware

[17] The supremest executive power is exercised by the Governor.


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Delaware

Delaware is divided into three counties: Kent, New Castle, and Sussex.


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Delaware

[18] In the 2004 election, John F. Kerry received 53% of the Delaware vote, George W. Bush 46%.


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Delaware

Also, in the previous two elections, the Democratic candidates, Al Gore and Bill Clinton, won majorities.


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Delaware

From 2000 to 2004, the percentage of Democrats had increased.


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Delaware

[19] Education The University of Delaware (for short “UD” or “UDel”) is the largest of the state's universities.


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Delaware

Its main campus is in Newark and smaller entities in Dover, Wilmington, Lewes, and Georgetown.


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Delaware

Population According to the 2010 census, Delaware had a population of 897934.


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Delaware

This is about 114,000 more than ten years earlier.


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Delaware

The distribution of the population by age group is very similar to the average for the entire United States, but the percentage of blacks is exceptionally high, more than 20%.


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Delaware

[20] Development of Delaware population 1790:59 0961800:64,2731810:72 6741820:72 7491830:76 7481840:78 0851850:91 5321860:112 2161870:125 0151880:146 6081890:168 4931900:184 7351910:202 3221920:223 0031930:238 3801940:266 5051950:318 0851960:446,2921970:548 1041980:594,3381990:666,1682000:783,6002010:897,934 Sports Delaware does not have a professional sports team in many sports, which is why the residents of the state are advocating usually teams from neighboring states of Pennsylvania or Maryland.


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The Dover International Speedway car track is located in Delaware, and two NASCAR races are held in the state each year.


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Question: Was there a war in the desert at the time of the events of the North African Front?

Siege of Leningrad

The Siege of Leningrad () was a military operation conducted during World War II in which the Battle of Leningrad (now known as the


Question: Was there a war in the desert at the time of the events of the North African Front?

Siege of Leningrad

Saint Petersburg) land links with the rest of the Soviet Union were severed.


Question: Was there a war in the desert at the time of the events of the North African Front?

Siege of Leningrad

The siege began on 8 September 1941, when the German Northern Army Group reached the shore of Ladoga east of Leningrad.


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Siege of Leningrad

The Germans' cordon was broken on 18 January 1943, when the Red Army pounded German troops from the shore of Ladoga and opened a permanent land connection to the city.


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Siege of Leningrad

According to the second method of calculation, the siege did not end until 27 January 1944 when the German forces were driven 60 to 100 km from the city to the Laukaanriver.


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Siege of Leningrad

During the siege, at least 641,000 people died in the city, according to some estimates up to more than 800,000.


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Siege of Leningrad

About half a million victims of the siege are buried in the Piskarjov cemetery just outside Leningrad.


Question: Was there a war in the desert at the time of the events of the North African Front?

Siege of Leningrad

Those who survived the siege have been referred to as blokadnik (блокадник).


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Siege of Leningrad

[1] Leningrad was the first city to be awarded the title of Hero City of the Soviet Union in 1945.


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Siege of Leningrad

[2] German advance 1941 In Operation Barbarossa, which began in June 1941, the Germans advanced swiftly across the Baltics occupied by the Soviet Red Army and western Russia all the way to Leningrad.


Question: Was there a war in the desert at the time of the events of the North African Front?

Siege of Leningrad

In July 1941, the German Northern Army Group crossed the Velijaja River some 230 kilometres south of Leningrad.


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Siege of Leningrad

The river belonged to the Pskov Fortress District, which was part of the Soviet defensive position, namely the Stalin Line.


Question: Was there a war in the desert at the time of the events of the North African Front?

Siege of Leningrad

The German Army and the Waffen-SS captured Lyyssinä at the neck of the Neva River east of Leningrad on 8 September 1941.


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This severed the city's land connections with the rest of the Soviet Union.


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Finnish advance 1941 At the beginning of the Continuation War, the Finnish army invaded the Soviet Union in July 1941.


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Finland recaptured the territories it lost in the Winter War on the Karelian Isthmus and crossed the pre-Winter War border when straightening the front line between Ladoga and the Gulf of Finland.


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Thus, Finland occupied the bulges of Kirksalo and Valkeasaari.


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Finland stopped at Stalin's line in Leningrad's northern defensive zone, the Karelian fortress zone, in early September as the fighting subsided mostly into a war of positions.


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After the Soviet Union transferred reinforcements from the Finnish block against the Germans, the advance of the German Northern Army Group also practically stopped.


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North of Ladoga, the Finns occupied most of Soviet East Karelia, and captured a bridgehead about 10 kilometres deep from south of Syväri River to the east of the Syvärin Power Plant.


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The Germans, despite their attempts, were unable to get there from the south.


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This left about 100 kilometres of the eastern bank of Ladoga in the possession of the Red Army, which was of great importance to Leningrad as the Germans decided to abandon the attempt to take the city and embark on a siege.


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By early November, Leningrad was almost completely blockaded and rail and other supply links to the city had been cut apart from the Road of Life which ran on Ladoga.


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The entire population of Leningrad was organized to fortify the city and support the 200,000 troops who defended it.


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Stalling the offensive into a siege in November—December 1941, the takeover of the capital Moscow was assigned as the main objective of German warfare.


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With this change, in the winter of 1941, the Germans abandoned the attempt to conquer Leningrad.


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The Moscow takeover failed.


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In 1942, Germany's main objectives were south of Moscow.


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The goal was to advance to the Caucasus due to the protracted war economy, raw materials and oil.


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The imperfect ring of siege in Leningrad caused great hardship and a humanitarian catastrophe for the Russians.


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Effects of the siege, the Nazi regime in Germany had no intention of taking care of the living conditions of the inhabitants of Leningrad, had it conquered the city.


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Also planned was the complete destruction of the city of Leningrad and the industry in the surrounding area.


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Even before the start of the siege, there were very few foodstuffs in Leningrad.


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In early September 1941, food was as follows: [3] flour for 14 days grain for 23 days meat for 19 days fat and sugar for 21 days During the siege food and fuel were rationed.


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During the winter of 1941—1942, the town had no running water, heating and no public transport, and electricity was only received intermittently.


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At the lowest rate of food prescribed per person was 125 grams of bread per day.


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Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated from the city along the Way of


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During the summer, people were transported on rafts and in winter trucks travelled along the plowed ice road under constant enemy fire.


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[2] The city's factories and power plants were kept running.


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The city's two million residents barely survived beyond the first winter of blockade.


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The following year, the food situation was facilitated by food cultivated in the town.


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Soviet counterattacks Soviet attacks to break the siege ring in the spring of 1942 relieved pressure on Leningrad.


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However, the offensive ended in defeat and the entire Second Strike Army, commanded by Andrei Vlasov, was lost in April.


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In the summer, Adolf Hitler ordered Marshal Erich von Manstein, who had just taken Sevastopol, to take Leningrad.


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In late August, just a couple of weeks before the Germans attacked, the Olhava Front began another attempt to break the siege.


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This attempt, too, failed, and the 2nd Strike Army was destroyed.


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Fighting the attack consumed German troops, and as the situation along the direction of Stalingrad worsened, the OKH suspended the attack.


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By this time, all additional civilians had already been evacuated from the city.


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In January 1943, the Leningrad Front in the west and the Olhava Front in the east began a massive offensive to liberate the city.


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In Operation Spark, troops from the Leningrad and Olhava Front attacked the Germans as General Georgi Žukov coordinated the fronts.


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In about a week, a ten-kilometer strip was captured on the shore of Ladoga.


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The Leningrad and Olhava fronts faced off on January 18, 1943, opening a land connection with the besieged city and the siege basically ended.


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However, the attacks did not achieve further objectives.


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After April, the front remained in place until the end of the year.


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It was not until the Winter Offensive initiated by the Red Army in mid-January 1944 that the Germans were expelled from their fortified Leningrad—Moscow highway, effectively ending the 872-day-long siege of Leningrad on 27 January.


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Finland's contribution to the siege of Leningrad Traditionally, both Finnish and foreign historiography has held that Finland did not actively participate in the siege of Leningrad, even though Finnish troops formed the northern part of the siege ring between Ladoga and the Gulf of Finland.


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[4] In 2016, Pekka Visuri, an adjunct professor at the National Defence School, called this notion a national myth.


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[5] Russian historian Nikolai Baryshnikov also represents an opposing point of view, but he has also dealt with the Winter War as a Soviet defensive war to prevent a Finnish invasion.


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[4] The rationale for seeing the siege as a purely German operation is given as follows: the Finnish forces stopped in the Leningrad defensive zone despite repeated requests and demands from the Germans, likely at least because of the losses tenacious Because of the resistance it would have become intolerable Finnish aircraft did not bomb the city as the Germans were not allowed to bring their own ground forces to the Finnish anti-Leningrad front, so the Red Army could concentrate its forces south of the city against the Germans.


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On the other hand, Finland crossed the old border before the Winter War on the Karelian Isthmus, correcting the bends of Kirsalo and Mainila.


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In the autumn of 1942, the Finnish-German-Italian Naval Detachment K attempted to capture Operation Suhosaari in the south of Lake Ladoga in Brazil, thus cutting off the Way of Life.


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In addition, Naval Detachment K twice mined the Leningrad convoy route and sank warships as well as one supply barge during its operations.


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[6] Map of the siege of Leningrad Oblast.


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There were five Soviet armies in the siege area, with a strength of about 200,000 troops.


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The Fruits of Wrath () is a novel published in 1939 by John Steinbeck.


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The book won the Pulitzer Prize in 1940 and was one of the most significant reasons that Steinbeck was awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize in Literature.


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The novel has sold over 14 million copies worldwide.


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[1] In the United States, it is often read in literature courses at universities and high schools.


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In 1940, John Ford directed a film version of the novel, starring Henry Fonda.


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[2] The book and film differ considerably in terms of their payoffs.


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Steinbeck wrote the Fruits of Wrath at his home in the area of present-day Monte Sereno, California.


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His then-wife Carol came up with the title of the book.


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[1] The novel's events are set in the Great Depression period of the 1930s, and at its centre are the poor Joad sharecropping family who are forced to leave their home due to drought, economic hardship and changes in the agricultural industry.


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In an almost hopeless situation, they decide to travel to California's Central Valley, like thousands of other Oklahomans, in the hope of gaining land, jobs and the draw.


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[3] Plot The narrative begins from Tom Joad's point of view in a situation where he has just been released after serving four years in prison while convicted of manslaughter.


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On his way home, Joad meets preacher Jim Case, whom he remembers from his childhood days, and the two team up together.


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Upon arriving at Tom's childhood home, they discover the farm is empty.


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Confused by the matter, Tom and Casy go to Uncle John's residence a few miles away, where Tom finds his family loading their entire property into a Hudson-branded truck.


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They also learn that the family's plantations have fallen victim to dust storms, and that land farmers in the regions have been expropriated by landowners.


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The Joads are now seeking solace in the heaps of hope printed throughout Oklahoma, which tells of California's beautiful countryside and the high premiums found in the West.


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Together with Jim Case, the Joads find themselves seduced by this facade and invest everything they own in the journey.


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Even if leaving Oklahoma State means violating parole rules, Tom decides that it is a risk, albeit a minor one, that he must take.


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On the way, the group formed by Joadie and Case finds the roads saturated with the same journey of heaving families who are equally caught up in the mesmeries of the promises made in the flyers.


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As the Joads continue their journey and after hearing the stories told by others — including some Oklahomans who have returned from California — they are forced to accept the possibility that their prospects may not be what they would have hoped for.


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The realization of this fact is reinforced by the death of the grandfather and mother and the departure of Noah (Joadie's eldest son) and Connie (husband of Joadie's pregnant daughter, the Rose of Saaron).


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However, despite everything, they are forced to continue, for they have no other chance.


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Upon arrival, travellers find there are hordes of applicants for every job and getting a decent reward to be almost hopeless because of oversupply of labour, lack of rights and mutual intrigue among large corporate farmers.


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Tragedy lurks in the simplicity and impossibility of their dreams: getting a house, a family and a regular job.


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A touch of hope comes in the form of Weedpatch, a neat and warm state-run camp ground.


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However, Jim Rawley, the good-natured official hosting the camp, does not have enough money and space to look after everyone in short supply.


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As a countermeasure to the deprivation they are experiencing, working people are starting to join unions.


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The surviving members of the family, meanwhile, unwittingly take up work in an orchard entangled in the strike.


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The strike eventually turns violent and results in the death of preacher Casy.


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Tom Joad is forced to kill again, and becomes a fugitive.


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He bids farewell to his mother and at the same time promises that he will become a tireless defender of the oppressed wherever he goes.


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The Rose of Saaron also faces an accident, as her baby dies.


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However, Mother-Joad stands firm, forcing the family to endure the loss of the next of kin.


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At the end, the Rose of Saaron performs the only act in the book that is not hopeless: she gives breastfeeding to a hunger-dying man, thus still seeking to show hope for humanity even after her own negative experiences.


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Reception Around the time of the publication of the book, Steinbeck's novel received nationwide attention and debate in the United States.


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It was also subject to numerous censoring attempts.


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[4] [5] For example, a public library in St. Louis burned a few works in 1939 because of word choices deemed inappropriate.


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[6] [7] Despite objections, the book became immensely popular with readers.


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In most Oklahoman bookstores, at the time of its appearance, the piece was number one on the sales list, at least if Gone with the Wind was left off the bills.


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[7] On the other hand, Steinbeck expert John Timmerman considers the Fruits of Wrath to be possibly even the most thoroughly discussed novel in 20th-century US literature, given criticism, reviews and university classrooms.


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[8] Some of the efficacy of the fruits of Wrath sprang from its passionate depiction of the plight of the poor.


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Many of Steinbeck's contemporaries actually attacked his social and political views.


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Brian Cordyack writes: “Steinbeck was accused of being a propagandist and a socialist by both left and right.


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The strongest of these attacks came from the direction of the Associated Farmers of California; they were unhappy with the book's description of Californian farmers' attitudes and behavior toward migrant workers.


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They denounced the book as a 'collection of lies' and referred to it as 'communist propaganda'.” [8] Although Steinbeck was accused of exaggerating the misery of camp conditions in order to present a political opinion, in reality he had acted exactly the opposite, downplaying the circumstances he knew far worse than the description of a novel that has been quite well.


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[9] In his opinion, accurate description would have gotten in the way of actual storytelling.


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[10] In 1962, the Nobel Committee called the Fruits of Hatred “great work” and referred to it as one of the main reasons why the Committee awarded Steinbeck the Nobel Prize in Literature.


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[11] Other Fruits of Wrath has also been parodied in the episode Over Logging of the 12th production season of the popular television series South Park.


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The fruits of hatred have influenced fiction around the world, including in Finland.


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Tamperean writers Lauri Viita and Väinö Linna, among others, were influenced by their own novels.


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Question: Does apple have organic chemistry?

Malic acid

Malic acid, or hydroxybutanedioic acid, is an organic compound belonging to dicarboxylic acids.


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Malic acid

As its name suggests, malic acid is present in fruits, especially apples, where it accounts for 97% of the total acid content.


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It is also abundant in plums, cherries and watermelon.


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[1] It is what gives green apples a characteristic acidic flavour.


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The acidity of rhubarb stalk is mainly due to malic acid.


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Salts and esters of malic acid are called hydroxybutanedioates or, in accordance with their trivial name, malates.


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Malic acid can be isolated from natural sources, but today it is produced mainly synthetically.


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It is produced catalytically by hydrogenation of maleic acid, maleic anhydride, or fumaric acid.


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[1] [2] [3] The food industry uses malic acid a lot, among other things, in confectionery, canned fruit and vegetables, beverages and jams as an acidity regulator.


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[1] [2] [3] Its E code is E296.


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[4] The compound can also be used in perfumes, to purify metals, and as a chelating agent for metals.


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[1] Malic acid participates in the citric acid cycle in the body.


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Question: What does a variable star mean?

Variable star

Variable stars, or variables, are stars whose brightness changes either regularly or irregularly.


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There are tens of thousands of variable stars, most of which are pulsating variables.


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[1] The inner structure of giant stars is sensitive to interference, and therefore there are many variable stars among them.


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[2] Changes in stars may be irregular, semi-regular, or long-term, for example.


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Breakdown Variable stars are grouped according to what causes the brightness change: Pulsating variables Erupting variables Eclipse variables Rotating variables Naming Initially variables were named according to Argelander's suggestion first by one- and then two-letter with IDs (e.g. T Tauri and RR Lyrae).


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[1] Nowadays names are assigned to new variables differently.


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They add the letter V to the name and a number that tells how many variable in that constellation is concerned (e.g. V1057 Cygni).


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[1] See also List of variable stars Sources Heikki Oja: Universe 2003 — Annual of Astronomy.


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Ursa in 2002.


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Question: What is the largest province in Italy by area?

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The Italian Republic (), or Italy (ital.


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Italy) is a republic in southern Europe on the Apennine Peninsula and nearby islands that protrude into the Mediterranean Sea.


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Italy covers an area of about 300,000 square kilometers and a population of about 60.5 million.


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Italy's neighbours include France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia.


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The dwarf states of San Marino and the Vatican are surrounded by Italian territory, while an exclave belonging to Italy, Campione d'Italia, is surrounded by Swiss territory.


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Because of its appearance that resembles a boot, Italy is called “bootland”.


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The capital of Italy is Rome.


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Other cities of historical or current significance include Naples, Milan, Florence, Turin and Venice.


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Most Italians speak Italian as their native language, and many other languages are also spoken in the country.


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The largest denomination in Italy is Catholics.


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In ancient times, the present territory of Italy has been the core region of the Roman Empire.


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With the dissolution of the empire in 476, the region was divided into numerous small principalities.


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The Italian state was established in 1861.


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Italy is a founding member of both the EU and NATO.


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Italy's purchasing power adjusted gross domestic product in 2018 is around USD 2.4 trillion, according to the International Monetary Fund.


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[1] Geography and Nature Italy is located in southern Europe, on the Apennine Peninsula, a narrow peninsula dominated by the mountains of the same name.


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Italy borders on the north by the Alps and the Swiss and Austrian states, on the northeast by Slovenia, on the northwest by France, on the east by the Adriatic Sea, on the west by the Ligurian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea, on the south by the Ionian Sea and the Straits of Malta and Sicily.


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In addition to the Apennine Peninsula, Italy includes several islands, including Sicily and Sardinia, the largest Mediterranean islands, and Elba, Capri, Ischia, Panteleria and the volcanic islands of Lipari.


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On the island of Sicily lies the highest volcano in Europe, Etna, and nearby Naples is the volcano Vesuvius.


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Italy can be divided into three regions with different terrain shapes and climates: the southern slopes of the Alps, the wide valley of the River Po, and the mountainous peninsula and the islands of Sicily and Sardinia.


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[2] The Italian Alps rise to 3500 metres and their climate resembles the Swiss mountain climate, but more rain is received.


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The most rain falls in summer, with thunderstorms occurring from spring to autumn.


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There is flat farmland in the Po River valley and other parts of the northern plateau.


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Summers are hot and sunny, winters cold and often foggy.


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In the middle of a long and narrow peninsula, the Apennines soar to 1800 meters.


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It's cold, rainy and frequent snow in winter.


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The coasts have a typical Mediterranean climate: temperate winters and hot, often dry summers.


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[2] In 2007, about 34% of Italy's area was covered by forests.


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[3] Two-thirds of the forests are deciduous forest, with beech, oaks, poplars and chestnut as the principal species.


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Of the conifers, the most important are pine trees, forest fir and European larch.


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60% of the forests are economic forest, the rest is either protected or exploiting them is economically unviable.


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The proportion of the treasure forest is very small, most being semi-natural forest with alien species such as poplars.


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Douglas spruce, montese pine and eucalyptus also grow in cultivated forests.


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[4] There are 24 national parks in Italy.


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The largest of them are the Pollino National Park in Calabria over 180,000 hectares and the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park in Campania.


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[5] The Giau Pass in the north of the country Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy With rolling terrain in Tuscany Green Valley in Umbria in Sicily the volcano of Etna from the south described History Early history In antiquity the Apennine peninsula was the site of the ancient The heartlands of the Roman Empire.


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Before the Romans, Italy was inhabited by the Etruscans, among others.


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In 476, the western part of the divided Roman empire disintegrated, and for more than a thousand years the region had been divided into small principalities.


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Parts of the region were also ruled from time to time by Byzantium and Spain, among others.


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The French Normans also had a kingdom in southern Italy and Sicily during the Middle Ages.


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[6] Following the territorial division by the Congress of Vienna after the Napoleonic Wars, the territory of present-day Italy consisted of six states: the Kingdom of Both Sicily, the Church State, the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, the Duchy of Parma, the Duchy of Modena and Reggio, and the Kingdom of Sardinia, to which Sardinia besides included northern Italy regions also on the continent.


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The Venice region and the Po River valley were part of Austria.


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[7] The birth of a unitary state Present-day Italy was born in the 1850s—1870s, piece by piece, in the so-called risorgimento.


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The Kingdom of Sardinia conquered Lombardy (the surroundings of Milan) from Austria from Austria in 1859, and a volunteer force led by Giuseppe Garibaldi, operating without official permission from the King of Sardinia, conquered the Kingdom of Both Sicily as well as the main part of the Church State controlled by the Pope 1859—1860.


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The northern Roman duchies of Tuscany, Parma and Modena joined the Kingdom of Sardinia in the plebiscites of 1860, and the Italian state was established in 1861.


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[8] Turin, the capital of the Kingdom of Sardinia, became the first capital of the Italian state, but in 1865 the capital was moved to Florence.


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Italy participated in the Prussian—Austrian War and was able to retake from Austria the province of Venice in 1866.


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When the French troops protecting the part of the Church State around Rome left for the sake of the 1870 German—French War, Rome and the surrounding area were also annexed by Italy.


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[7] Independent Italy aspired to be among the great powers, but remained, little in the same way as Germany, France and Britain today, as a “small superpower”.


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It was able to acquire some colonies in Africa, including the southern part of present-day Somalia, Eritrea and Libya.


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However, the 1895—1896 attempt at the conquest of Ethiopia ended in military disaster and embarrassing prestige defeat.


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Before World War I, Italy was in alliance with Germany and Austria-Hungary (the Tri-Federation).


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[9] World Wars At the outbreak of World War I, Italy initially remained neutral, as others left their treaty obligations unfulfilled and failed to inform Italy in time of entering the war.


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Later Italy joined the war on the side of the Circum-Powers, having promised Italy territories belonging to Austria-Hungary.


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However, in peacemaking, some of the territories promised to Italy were annexed to Yugoslavia, leading to a rise in discontent.


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This was exploited by fascists led by Benito Mussolini, who turned Italy into a one-party dictatorship.


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[10] Mussolini conquered Ethiopia in 1936, but was unable to pacify the country.


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In April 1939, Italy also conquered Albania, which, as a protectorate, fell into Italian contact.


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Together with Germany under Hitler, Mussolini sought to dominate Europe; though, because of Germany's vastly greater military power, Italy was little by little by little to become a satellite state of Germany.


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In World War II, Italy entered by declaring war on France and Great Britain on 10 June 1940 and taking part in the invasion of France.


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The invasion of Greece, begun in October 1940, produced embarrassing losses, but eventually turned, with German support, into a victory.


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In North Africa, Italy sought to conquer Egypt from the Britons.


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Eventually, however, Britain and the United States invaded Italy in 1943, forcing Italy to soon switch sides.


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Germany occupied the northern part of Italy, and between 1943 and 1945 the Allied and German fighting in the country produced great damage.


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Mussolini died trying to escape from the German-occupied part of Italy and in making peace Italy lost all its colonies and small territories of Europe.


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[11] The current republic After World War II, Italy was forced to abandon its African territories, as well as Fiume and Istria.


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The statesmanship was changed by referendum in 1946 from a kingdom to a republic, and in 1948 a new constitution came into force.


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[12] In the 1950s and 1960s, the northern part of the country was heavily industrialised, something that has even been talked about as Italy's economic miracle, but the development of the south of the country was slower.


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[13] In 1951 Italy joined the European Coal and Steel Community and in 1955 to the UN.


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In 1957 it became one of the founding members of the European Community.


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[12] During the 1970s and 1980s, Giulio Andreotti was prime minister a total of seven times.


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In the 1970s, both the far-left Red Brigades and far-right groups massacred people with their terrorist activities.


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The Catholic Church's statehood gradually crumbled, abortion was allowed in 1978 and the church lost state church status in 1984.


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[12] In the 1990s, the country was rocked by corruption scandals and the 1997 Umbria earthquake.


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[12] The Italian government, through a broad campaign, sought to crack down on both corruption and the mafia.


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Its members were arrested in 1992 with the help of whistleblowers more than 200 and assets were seized worth about $1 billion.


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[14] The Mafia struck the judiciary by killing judges with car bombs.


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Organised crime has been a major part of Italian society for decades.


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[15] In 1996, the centre-left coalition of Romano Prodi came to power, Prodi's government lasted until the rest of 1998.


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After two short-lived governments, Silvio Berlusconi rose to become prime minister when a centre-right coalition won the 2001 parliamentary elections.


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[12] In the 2006 general election, media mogul Berlusconi's right-wing coalition lost to Prodi's centre-left coalition.


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Giorgio Napolitano was elected president the same year.


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The largest group in Prodi's governing coalition was the Social Democratic Left Democrats (Democratici di Sinistra).


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In the 2008 general election, power returned to Berlusconi's right-wing coalition.


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It was also very successful in the March 2010 local elections.


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[12] In September 2011, Parliament approved a €54 billion package including a pledge to rebalance the economy by 2013.


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In November 2011, Berlusconi resigned and Mario Monti was appointed as the new Prime Minister.


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[12] Monti was succeeded by leftist Matteo Renzi.


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Parliamentary elections were held in the country in February 2013.


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[16] Politics The Italian head of state is a president whose position is mainly representative.


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The President is elected by the Electors, which includes representatives from both houses of Parliament as well as the regions.


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A presidential term is seven years, with no limit on the number of terms.


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The head of government is the prime minister, who is also sometimes spoken of as the president of the government.


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The prime minister proposes the government, the president appoints it.


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[17] Italy has a bicameral parliament.


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The Senate has 315 seats and 630 seats in the lower house (Camera dei Deputati).


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They are elected by proportional representation.


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[17] There have been numerous parties in Italy that have formed various electoral alliances and coalitions.


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Towards the end of the 2000s, many coalitions have merged into parties, leaving the political field somewhat clearer.


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In the 2008 general election, power returned to Berlusconi's right-wing coalition, formed mainly by Forward Italy (Forza Italia, FI) founded by Berlusconi and the national-conservative National League (Alleanza Nazionale, AN) and the Northern League, which claimed self-rule for Northern Italy ( Lega Nord, LN).


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Forza Italia and Alleanza Nazionale merged in 2009 and hold 37.4% of the seats.


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The Northern Alliance received 8.3% and was part of the ruling coalition, as did the Autonomy Movement (1.1% of the vote).


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The opposition was left behind by the centre-left Democratic Party, which received 33.3% of the vote.


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It was in alliance with Italy of the Values (4.4%), while the Central League waged its electoral struggle alone, receiving 5.6% of the vote.


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Communists fell out of parliament for the first time since World War II.


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[11] In late 2011, the right-wing coalition fell apart, and Mario Monti's civil service government came to power.


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[12] After the 2013 general election, a government could not be formed for two months.


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After Giorgio Napolitano had been re-elected president in April, a broad-based government was formed under Enrico Letta, backed by both the Democratic Party and Berlusconi's People of Freedom party.


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[18] Territorial division Italy is administratively divided into 20 regions (), five of which have self-governing status: the Valley of Aosta (,), Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Sardinia (), Sicily () and Trentino-South Tyrol (,) [19].


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The regions are further divided into provinces () and metropolitan cities ().


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There are 93 provinces and 14 metropolitan cities.


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There were 7983 municipalities in Italy at the beginning of 2017.


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[20] Economy In 2017, Italy's purchasing power adjusted gross domestic product was approximately USD 2.3 trillion [1], the 10th largest in the world.


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In Europe, the bigger were Germany, Russia, Britain and France.


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[21] Italy is characterized by a very large grey economy (“economia sommersa”): it is worth hundreds of billions of dollars.


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[22] [23] Italy accounts for around 2% of the global economy.


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[1] There is a big divide in economic life between the modern, industrialized north and the agricultural-dominated, high-unemployment plagued south.


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Much of the production is handled by small and medium-sized businesses, often held by families.


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[17] Italy has deposits of oil, natural gas, iron ore, coal, mercury, sulphur, salt and marble, among others, but there are few natural riches overall.


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[11] Manufacturing accounted for 25% of GDP in 2010 and employs about 30% of the working-age population.


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[17] Italy produces traditional products of the mechanical and engineering industry, such as ships, motor vehicles, branch machinery, electronics, agricultural machinery and railway equipment.


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[24] The most famous of the car brands are Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini.


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[25] In addition, Italy has, among other things, steel, food and chemical industries.


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[11] Major export products include machinery and motor vehicles, textiles, shoes and chemical industry products, as well as wines, olive oil, fruits and vegetables.


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Exports go to Germany, France, Spain, the United States, Britain and Switzerland.


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[17] Primary production accounts for three per cent of GDP and eight per cent of the labour force is employed.


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Farming is concentrated in the lowlands of northern Italy, where wheat, maize, sugar beet and rice are grown, among others.


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There is also significant production of feed and dairy products in the region.


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In central and southern Italy, sheep and goats are predominantly bred.


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Italy is the world's second largest producer of grapes after France and the world's largest wine producing country.


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In the south of the country, citrus fruits, tomatoes and olives are grown.


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Silkworm trees are cultivated in northern Friuli and Lombardy, but their breeding has declined as the use of artificial fibres has become more common.


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On the coast, fishing for sardines, anchovies and tuna, among other things, is an important source of livelihood.


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Fish is one of Italy's export products.


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[26] [27] Tourism has traditionally been an important industry and Italy is one of the world's leading tourist countries.


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In 2014, Italy was the fifth most popular travel destination in the world.


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At that time, 48.6 million tourists visited it.


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Particularly popular tourist provinces were Veneto, Lombardy and Tuscany.


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[28] Before the transition to the European common currency, the euro, the Italian currency was the Italian lira (ITL,).


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[29] The lira was a heavily inflationary currency.


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Efforts to remove zeros failed and became inappropriate as the euro loomed.


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In late times, the smallest banknote was 1000 lire in denomination and the smallest coin in turn was 50 lire.


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The hundredth of the lira was called centesimo.


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The exchange rate of the lira to the euro was 1936.27 lire per 1 euro.


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[30] Italy's current account has been characterised by a fluctuation of under-par and surpluses.


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The deficit years of the 1980s were followed by a long period of surplus, in the early 2000s the current account was back in deficit.


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Since 2013, the trend has been a growing surplus.


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[31] In 2017, Italy's national debt to gross domestic product stood at 131,6%.


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[32] Traffic in Italy is 132 aerodromes.


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There are 20254 kilometers of railway, 487700 road.


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Port cities include Augusta, Cagliari, Livorno, Genoa, Trieste, Venice and Taranto.


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[17] There are passenger ferry connections to Italy from virtually all countries in the Mediterranean region.


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[33] Within the country, public transport is functional and inexpensive, hitchhiking extremely rare and private motoring is said to frighten foreigners.


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[34] Population At the end of August 2017, the number of permanent residents of Italy was approximately 60.5 million [35].


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Ethnically, almost all are defined as Italians, but there are German, French, Slovene, Greek and Albani-Italian groups in the frontier areas.


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[17] The largest denomination in Italy is Catholics, which in 2006 comprised 87.8% of the population (of whom, however, only 36.8% reported practicing the religion).


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[36] Non-denominations comprised 7.0 per cent, other Christians 3.2 per cent and Muslims 1.4 per cent.


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[37] The largest cities and urban areas of Italy's two million cities on the basis of administrative region are the capital Rome (permanent inhabitants at the end of 2016 2.87 million) and Milan (1.35 million).


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The most fortified cities in Italy are: [38] The metropolitan areas (area metropolitana) cover about nine percent of Italy's area and are home to around 24 million people.


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The largest metropolitan area is Milan with about 7.5 million inhabitants.


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[39] Languages The official language of Italy is Italian, whose status was not enshrined in the Constitution until 2007.


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The Italian language is largely based on the language used in the works of Dante Alighieri (1265—1321), which have combined Southern Italian languages with the Tuscan dialect.


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At the unification of Italy in 1861, only 2% of the population used General Italian as their colloquial language.


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During the reunification, or Risorgimento, there has been congruence, and the increase in literacy has made the Italian language a norm, which has been reinforced by television, radio and newspapers.


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[40] The second official language of the province of South Tyrol is German, and French of the Aosta Valley region.


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[41] There are 12 officially recognised minority languages in Italy.


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A 1999 law on minority languages recognises the following languages: Albanian, Franco-Provensal, Friuli, Catalan, Greek, Croatian, Ladino, Occitan, French, German, Sardi and Slovenian.


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[42] In addition to the established languages, Italy has a large number of immigrants with their own languages.


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In addition, Italy has a Roman-speaking minority.


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The Ethnologue book estimates that the total number of speakers of the three Romani languages in Italy is 23000, but some of the estimates go back 20—30 years.


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[43] Culture The differences between social classes in wealth and education are clear and are covered in the way of human speech: the educated speak general Italian, the speech of the less educated is closer to the local dialect.


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[40] Milan and Turin in northern Italy have become centres of fashion and design.


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Italian world-famous fashion houses include Armani, Benetton, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi, Gucci, Versace and Prada.


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Milan hosts the annual Milan Fashion Week, one of the four major annual events in the industry.


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[44] Italian cuisine has influenced the cuisines of many other countries.


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The importance of food in Italian culture is important.


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In Italy, food is a means of establishing and maintaining social bonds.


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Breakfast typically consists of a bun and coffee.


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Traditionally, lunch is a large multi-course meal, almost ubiquitously involving pasta and additional soup and bread and possibly meat or fish.


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More like leftovers have been eaten at dinner.


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As lifestyles change, the evening meal is becoming the family's common main meal, and heavy lunches are being abandoned because it is not always possible to spend the subsequent siesta.


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[40] Cuisine Italian cuisine has strong regional differences, and almost every village and town has its local specialty, and even the same dishes are made in different places in different ways.


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Mountains and sea affect the supply of raw materials, and foreign influences have been obtained in different regions from different directions.


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[46] Two Italian dishes are spread throughout the world: pasta and pizza.


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Already, the ancient Greeks and Phoenicians baked flat, herb-coated breads on top of hot stones.


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Tomatoes spread to Italy at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries.


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Using them over pizza was a Neapolitan invention.


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Pizza was sold there first by street vendors, then by kiosks and in the 1830s started the first actual pizzeria “Antica Pizzeria Port'Alba”.


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[47] Already the Etruscans baked wheat flour strips in the oven, but cooking dried pasta was apparently invented in Sicily in the 7th century.


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Discoverers and seafarers prefer preserved and nutritious pasta.


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The development of machines allowed pastas of different shapes, and more than 350 different types have been developed.


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Today, Italians eat thirty kilograms of pasta per person per year.


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[48] According to a 2004 World Health Organisation study, Italian alcohol consumption is 9,14 litres per adult converted to pure alcohol, which is above the world average, higher than in Poland but lower than in Greece.


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[49] Italians consume 5.8 kilograms of coffee per person each year, the seventh most in Europe.


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Coffee is usually consumed as espresso, cappucino or macchiato.


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The most important thing in coffee is freshness, and therefore coffee is bought in small packages.


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Even small children often drink coffee in the morning.


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70% of coffee is drunk at home.


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[50] Fine arts Italian art has gone through several phases in its history.


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What is now known about the Etruscans is much based on their murals, drawings and sarcophagi.


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The sculptures and architecture of ancient Rome have served as inspirations for later periods of style for centuries, as have mosaics and murals found in Pompeii.


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The art of painting in Italy rose to the top of the world during the Renaissance.


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On the 15th century side, the focus was on central Italy, with big names including Fra Angelico, Masolino, Masaccio, Fra Filippo Lippi, Botticelli, Filippino Lippi, Ghirlandaio, Piero della Francesca, Melozzo da Forli, Luca Signorelli, Perugino and Pinturicchio.


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The 16th century saw the transition to a full Renaissance, and Rome's importance as a city of art grew as the popes invited the most advanced artists of their time, such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Rafael.


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[51] The general genius of the Renaissance, Michelangelo was acquainted with ancient sculptures and the structure of the human body.


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His best-known sculptures are the large-sized David (1501-1504) and the Pietà of St. Peter's Basilica (1499).


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The sculptor, architect and painter Gian Lorenzo Bernini was, in turn, the most prominent and famous artist of the Italian Baroque.


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[52] Baroque churches have spectacular frescoes that create various spatial illusions: figures reaching out of the painting, opening in the ceiling into heaven.


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Artists focused on the decoration of buildings, and painting as an independent art genre became evident.