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1. The Italians were driven back into Albania, however, and Greek forces again took control of northern Epirus.
2. Italians were the first Europeans who used the black powder to manufacture fireworks.
3. Italians are justifiably proud of their wines and it would be surprising for dinnertime conversation not to touch on the subject.
4. The Italians were finally defeated but were granted full citizenship by the Romans.
5. The Italians were infuriated, and the Social War between Rome and the Italians broke out. (Web site)

Patmos

1. In 1915, Patmos was still under the control of Italians. (Web site)

Modern Italians

1. It is gaining new popularity among modern Italians and Romans; and conventions of Latin speaking people are becoming a regular occurrence in Europe. (Web site)
2. By the second he meant the style of the modern Italians such as Rore, Marenzio, and himself.

Massive Norwegian Crowd

1. A massive Norwegian crowd saw their relay team being beaten by the Italians in the final metres of the cross country skiing relay.

Italians Prior

1. It was also heavily fortified by the Italians prior to their invasion of Egypt in November 1940.
2. Tobruk was also strategically important due to the fact that it was heavily fortified by the Italians prior to their invasion of Egypt in November of 1940. (Web site)

Ras Desta Damtew

1. Princess Tenagnework first married Ras Desta Damtew who died fighting the Italians in 1936. (Web site)

European Adults

1. Of the European adults surveyed, Italians are the most likely to express this belief (62%) and, in contrast, the French are the least likely (27%).

Italians Back

1. After stopping the invasion, the Greeks launched a counter attack on November 14, 1940 which pushed the Italians back into Albania.

First Italians

1. Antonello da Messina, a Sicilian who was briefly in Venice, was one of the first Italians to use the medium of oil painting, with remarkable effect. (Web site)

November 1941

1. Chetnik units attacked the Partisans in November 1941, while increasingly receiving supplies and cooperating with the Germans and Italians in this.

Hungarians

1. Hungarians and Italians have the status of indigenous minorities under the Slovenian constitution, which guarantees them seats in the National Assembly.
2. This link between Hungarians and Southern Italians may be related with both Sicul peoples.

Italians Call

1. Italians call their most well-known sparkling wine Spumante, the most popular one made in a sweet style with Muscat grapes grown around the town of Asti.

Northern Italians

1. Gaula is inhabited since the 15th century and its first settlers where northern Portuguese, northern Italians, French and Scotish.

Full Blooded Italians

1. After the match, the Full Blooded Italians, assisted by Mabel, continued to beat down Rogers and Chetti until Spike Dudley made the save.

Irish

1. Many of the immigrant groups who reside in Brooklyn also reside in New Orleans, with Irish, Italians, and Germans being among the largest groups.

Set

1. The British armed forces expelled those of Italy in 1941[ 8] and took over the administration of the country which had been set up by the Italians. (Web site)

Entirely

1. The interest in the history of Ancient Rome however has never entirely disappeared and it is not restricted to Italians only. (Web site)

Opera

1. Italians also loved the ballet, but, in Italy, it was customary to provide a ballet independent of the opera, usually between the acts of the opera.

Turin

1. These extraordinary indices were collected in the "space station plays" Torre Bert, a makeshift establishment in the country of Turin by the two Italians.

Settling

1. From the 1950s to 1970s a large number of Italians immigrated, settling mostly in the district of Renens and transforming the local diet.

Work

1. It captures the crackling commercial energy that united the music of the Germans and Italians at work in the English capital. (Web site)
2. It seems to have been this work that set the seal of Zariski's discontent with the approach of the Italians to birational geometry. (Web site)

Meantime

1. In the meantime, however, the Italians had decreed miscegenation to be illegal.
2. Meantime in the Mediterranean, the Italians, French, and Austro-Hungarians all entered their bids in the dreadnought competition. (Web site)

Homeland

1. The population were Italians, in 1490 jews from Spain found a new homeland in Athani. (Web site)

Vowels

1. The pronunciation of the Vowels as printed in Maori and in all Polynesian writings is nearly that used by the Italians.
2. Except in the speech of some Northern Italians, all of these are normally geminate between vowels. (Web site)

Portuguese

1. Flemish, Germans, Italians and Portuguese changed of countries, but not of sovereign, when they established themselves in Tenerife.
2. There are also significant numbers of Irish, English, Italians, and Portuguese.
3. Genetically, they are similar to other Southern and Western European populations such as the Portuguese, Italians and French.

Full Citizenship

1. Caepio became an adamant opponent to Drusus and his laws attempting to give full citizenship to the Italians.

Years

1. Italians have been producing wine for thousands of years.
2. Over the years, Paul Vario had eliminated any Italians who had passed a threat to him, much as Burke and Hill had in their own spheres of influence.
3. Pompey had served two years under his father's command, and was involved in the final acts of the Marsic Social War against the Italians. (Web site)

Second World War

1. Nonetheless, like the eastern states, Western Australia received large numbers of Italians, Yugoslavs and Greeks after the Second World War.

Russians

1. The Russians will play in the third place game against the Italians, made up entirely of Brazilian expatriates.

Armenians

1. Las Vegas is home to rapid-growing ethnic communities like Scandinavians, Italians, Poles, American Jews and Armenians. (Web site)

Region

1. The region has been heavily settled by European immigrants, mainly Germans, Italians and Slavic people and shows clear influences from those cultures.
2. The region enjoys almost the same level of popularity among Italians and visitors from overseas.

World

1. The Italians once again did well in these early World Championship races, both manufacturers and drivers.

Adolf Hitler

1. Just a few weeks earlier, however, Adolf Hitler had decided to shore up the Italians in North Africa by committing German forces. (Web site)
2. Adolf Hitler is reported but never confirmed to have ordered that within 24 hours, ten condemned Italians were to be shot for each dead German.

Fourth

1. Fourth, the regular military campaigns brought together Romans and Italians of all classes under the command of Roman magistrates.

Nicky Hayden

1. Behind Rossi, Nicky Hayden was doing his utmost to catch the two Italians.

Number

1. A number of Italians were imported to work as navvies in the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
2. The number of British tourists was down in Valais, due to the weak pound sterling, but the number of French, Italians and Americans rose.

Casualties

1. Reported casualties for the Ethiopians are 150, and for the Italians 50.
2. The two months' campaign cost the Italians some 150,000 killed and captured, 400 tanks and 800 guns, while the British suffered just 2,000 casualties.

Town

1. Historically, Italians have been more loyal to their town and region than to the state.
2. In the summer of 1916, the Italians captured the town of Gorizia.
3. Most Italians still live in their town of origin and feel far more strongly about their local area than they do about Italy in general. (Web site)

Day

1. Even to this day, Italians living in their homeland define themselves by their home region, and most speak both local dialect and standard Italian.

Conclave

1. The conclave consisted of eleven French cardinals, eight Italians, four Spaniards and one from Savoy. (Web site)

Part

1. The Italians hoped to join up to their colonies in East Africa by way of Egypt and annex Greece as part of the new Italian Empire. (Web site)

Scythians

1. Neither did the Macedonians welcome them as openheartedly as did the Italians and Scythians.

Island

1. The Italians have discovered the island and locals say they hear more Italian than Greek in late summer. (Web site)

Sicily

1. The settlements of Italians brought from northern Italy led many Muslim communities in revolting or resettling in mountainous areas of Sicily. (Web site)

Treaty

1. The Italians notified the European powers that this treaty gave them a protectorate over all of Ethiopia.

Ottoman Empire

1. In earlier times it was held mostly by renegades and adventurers from the countries bordering the Ottoman Empire; Germans, Hungarians, Italians, and others. (Web site)

America

1. Unlike other groups of emigrants such as the Irish and Italians, a large number of the English people who went to America stayed in agriculture. (Web site)

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