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Parma: Piazza Garibaldi
Piazza Garibaldi, Parma, Italy.
Carlo Ferrari
Parma, Italy
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Parma: Palazzo della Pilotta
Palazzo della Pilotta, former residence of the Farnese dukes, Parma, Italy.
Herbert Ortner, Vienna, Austria
Papal States, 1815–70
The Papal States in 1815 (left) and at their annexation by Italy in 1870.
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