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Applied sciences and technology

Alfa Romeo · Alfa Romeo Spider · Alitalia · Economy of Italy · Encarta · Enzo Ferrari · Enzo Ferrari (car) · Ferrari · Ferrari F40 · Fiat · Fiat Punto · Galileo (satellite navigation) · Galley · Guglielmo Marconi · Italian Space Agency · Italian lira · Lamborghini · Lamborghini Countach · Lamborghini Diablo · Lamborghini Gallardo · Lamborghini Murciélago · Lancia · Leonardo da Vinci · Maserati · Pirelli · Regia Marina · SS Andrea Doria · STMicroelectronics · Terri Schiavo · Trireme · World War II

Arts, language, and literature

"Heroes" to Cinema of Italy

"Heroes" · "Weird Al" Yankovic · Aeneid · Aida · Al Pacino · Alan Alda · Alicia Keys · Alyssa Milano · Amedeo Modigliani · Andrea Bocelli · Andrea Palladio · Ani DiFranco · Anna Akhmatova · Anthony Michael Hall · Antonio Salieri · Antonio Vivaldi · Antonio da Correggio · Antony and Cleopatra · Aquaman · Arch of Constantine · Aria · Arthur Sullivan · Arturo Toscanini · BBC World News · Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls · Basilica of San Francesco d'Assisi · Basilica of St. John Lateran · Ben-Hur (1959 film) · Benvenuto Cellini · Bernardo Bertolucci · Billie Joe Armstrong · Bobby Darin · Brian De Palma · Brooke Shields · Bruce Springsteen · Canaletto · Cannibal Holocaust · Capitoline Hill · Caravaggio · Carlo Goldoni · Carlo Maderno · Caserta Palace · Casino Royale (2006 film) · Castanet · Castel Sant'Angelo · Charles Gounod · Chick Corea · Christopher Lee · Church of the Gesu · Cinema of Italy

Claude Debussy to Gladiator (2000 film)

Claude Debussy · Claudio Monteverdi · Colosseum · Columbo (TV series) · Coriolanus (play) · Cyndi Lauper · Dalida · Dan Castellaneta · Danny DeVito · Dante Alighieri · Dario Fo · Dawn of the Dead · Dean Martin · Dido and Æneas · Doge's Palace · Domus Aurea · Don Giovanni · Donatello · Donato Bramante · Eifel Aqueduct · Ennio Morricone · Enrico Caruso · Ernest Hemingway · Falsetto · Federico Fellini · Felice Beato · Ferruccio Busoni · Filippo Brunelleschi · Fra Angelico · Francesco Borromini · Francis Ford Coppola · Frank Capra · Frank Sinatra · Frank Zappa · Frankie Laine · Frankie Muniz · From Russia with Love (film) · Gaetano Donizetti · Georges Bizet · Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola · Giacomo Puccini · Gian Lorenzo Bernini · Gioachino Rossini · Giorgio Vasari · Giorgione · Giotto di Bondone · Giovanni Boccaccio · Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina · Giuseppe Verdi · Gladiator (2000 film)

Goodfellas to Luchino Visconti

Goodfellas · Gore Vidal · Guglielmo Marconi · Gwen Stefani · Hadrian's Villa · Hannibal (film) · Hayden Christensen · Hayden Panettiere · Hugo Pratt · Hulk Hogan · Il Canto degli Italiani · Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade · Italo Calvino · Jacques-Louis David · Jacques Villeneuve · James Gandolfini · James Joyce · Janeane Garofalo · Jay Leno · Jenna Jameson · Joe Perry (musician) · Joe Satriani · John Frusciante · John Leguizamo · John Travolta · Jon Bon Jovi · Julia Stiles · Julio Iglesias · Julius Caesar (play) · Jumper (film) · Juvenal · Kate Hudson · Kate Walsh (actress) · Kenneth Branagh · King Arthur (film) · La Scala · La bohème · La dolce vita · La traviata · Lacuna Coil · Laura Pausini · Leaning Tower of Pisa · Leonardo DiCaprio · Leonardo da Vinci · Leone Battista Alberti · Libretto · Liv Tyler · Liza Minnelli · Low (album) · Luchino Visconti

Luciano Pavarotti to Punisher

Luciano Pavarotti · Luigi Pirandello · Madonna (entertainer) · Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa · Mario Lanza · Martial · Martin Scorsese · Masaccio · Matt LeBlanc · Matthew Fox (actor) · Maxim Gorky · Mezzo-soprano · Michael Bublé · Michael Richards · Michelangelo · Michelangelo Antonioni · Milan Cathedral · Mission: Impossible III · Monica Bellucci · Moonraker (film) · Much Ado About Nothing · Music of Italy · Mýa · Namor · Nana Mouskouri · Natalie Imbruglia · Niccolò Paganini · Nicolas Cage · Nikki Sixx · Noël Coward · O Brother, Where Art Thou? · Once Upon a Time in America · Orfeo ed Euridice · Oriana Fallaci · Othello · Paestum · Palazzo Farnese, Rome · Palazzo Pitti · Pantheon, Rome · Paolo Nutini · Paolo Veronese · Paul Cézanne · Perry Como · Peter Criss · Phil Anselmo · Piazza San Marco · Pier Paolo Pasolini · Pietro Perugino · Plautus · Punisher

Quentin Tarantino to The Merchant of Venice

Quentin Tarantino · Rachel Bilson · Raphael · Renaissance architecture · Rhapsody of Fire · Robert De Niro · Robert Venturi · Roberto Benigni · Roman Forum · Roman Holiday · Roman architecture · Rome (TV series) · Romeo and Juliet · San Petronio Basilica · San Siro · Sandro Botticelli · Sarah Brightman · Sean Penn · Sergio Leone · Shakira · Shylock · Sicilian Baroque · Sinclair Lewis · Sinéad O'Connor · Sofia Rotaru · Sophia Loren · Soprano · Spaghetti Western · Spartacus (film) · St. Peter's Basilica · Steve Albini · Steve Vai · Steven Tyler · Steven Van Zandt · Susan Sarandon · Sylvester Stallone · Terence · The Adventures of Pinocchio · The Big Lebowski · The Bourne Identity (2002 film) · The Count of Monte Cristo · The English Patient (film) · The Godfather · The Godfather Part II · The Godfather Part III · The Italian Job (2003 film) · The Man Who Sold the World (album) · The Marriage of Figaro · The Merchant of Venice

The Passion of the Christ to Émile Zola

The Passion of the Christ · The Queen (film) · The Taming of the Shrew · The Tempest · The Winter's Tale · Theatre of Pompey · Thora Birch · Titian · Titus Andronicus · Tony Bennett · Tony Iommi · Troy (film) · Umberto Eco · Vatican City · Venice Film Festival · Via della Conciliazione · Villa Capra "La Rotonda" · Villa Romana del Casale · Vin Diesel · Vince Vaughn · Vincenzo Bellini · Vitruvius · Wonder Woman · Xena: Warrior Princess · Édith Piaf · Émile Zola

Arts, language, and literature

A Farewell to Arms · Aeneid · Albanian language · Catalan language · Croatian language · Dante Alighieri · Divine Comedy · Ezra Pound · Gaius Maecenas · German language · Greek language · Italian language · Italian literature · James Joyce · Julius Caesar · Latin · Macedonian language · Occitan language · Roman naming conventions · Slovene language · The Adventures of Pinocchio · The Count of Monte Cristo · The Decameron · The Portrait of a Lady · Venetian language

Biography

"Weird Al" Yankovic to Bobby Darin

"Weird Al" Yankovic · Adriano Leite Ribeiro · Agrippina the Younger · Al Capone · Al Pacino · Alan Alda · Alberto Moravia · Aldo Moro · Alessandro Del Piero · Alessandro Volta · Alexander Severus · Alfredo di Stéfano · Alicia Keys · Alyssa Milano · Amedeo Avogadro · Amedeo Modigliani · Amerigo Vespucci · Andrea Bocelli · Andrea Mantegna · Andriy Shevchenko · Ani DiFranco · Anna Akhmatova · Anne of Great Britain · Anselm of Canterbury · Anthony Michael Hall · Anthony Parker · Anthony the Great · Antonin Scalia · Antoninus Pius · Antonio Canova · Antonio Gramsci · Antonio Salieri · Antonio Vivaldi · Antonio da Correggio · Archimedes · Arthur Sullivan · Arturo Toscanini · Athanasius of Alexandria · Augustine of Canterbury · Augustine of Hippo · Augustus · Austen Chamberlain · Ayrton Senna · Bam Margera · Benedict of Nursia · Benito Mussolini · Benvenuto Cellini · Bernardo Bertolucci · Billie Joe Armstrong · Bobby Darin

Brian De Palma to Dominique de Villepin

Brian De Palma · Brooke Shields · Bruce Springsteen · Bugsy Siegel · Bảo Đại · Cafu · Caligula · Calista Flockhart · Camillo Benso, conte di Cavour · Canaletto · Caracalla · Caravaggio · Carlo Ancelotti · Carlo Goldoni · Cato the Elder · Cato the Younger · Cesare Borgia · Charles Borromeo · Charles Edward Stuart · Charles Gounod · Charles II of Spain · Charles I of Naples · Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor · Chick Corea · Christopher Columbus · Christopher Lee · Cicero · Claude Debussy · Claudio Monteverdi · Claudius · Cole & Dylan Sprouse · Commodus · Constantine I · Constantius Chlorus · Crucifixion · Cyndi Lauper · Cyril of Alexandria · Dalida · Dan Marino · Danny DeVito · Dante Alighieri · Dario Fo · David Nalbandian · Dean Martin · Denis Law · Dennis Bergkamp · Dida (goalkeeper) · Diego Maradona · Diodorus Siculus · Dominique de Villepin

Domitian to Georges Bizet

Domitian · Donatello · Edgar Davids · Edwin van der Sar · Elagabalus · Emerson Fittipaldi · Empedocles · Ennio Morricone · Enrico Caruso · Enrico Fermi · Enzo Ferrari · Ernest Hemingway · Ezra Pound · Fabian Cancellara · Fabio Cannavaro · Federico Fellini · Felice Beato · Felipe Massa · Ferdinand II of Aragon · Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies · Fernando González · Ferruccio Busoni · Fibonacci · Filippo Brunelleschi · Fra Angelico · Francesco Borromini · Francesco Toldo · Francesco Totti · Francis Ford Coppola · Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor · Francis I of France · Francis of Assisi · Frank Rijkaard · Frank Sinatra · Frank Zappa · Frankie Laine · Frankie Muniz · François Mitterrand · Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor · Gabriel Batistuta · Gabriela Sabatini · Gaetano Donizetti · Gaius Maecenas · Gaius Marius · Galba · Galileo Galilei · Gallienus · George Pataki · George Weah · Georges Bizet

Georges Pompidou to Javier Saviola

Georges Pompidou · Giacomo Casanova · Giacomo Leopardi · Giacomo Puccini · Giambattista Vico · Gian Lorenzo Bernini · Giancarlo Fisichella · Gianfranco Zola · Gianluigi Buffon · Gioachino Rossini · Giordano Bruno · Giorgio Napolitano · Giorgio Vasari · Giorgione · Giotto di Bondone · Giovanni Boccaccio · Giovanni Falcone · Giovanni Pico della Mirandola · Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina · Girolamo Savonarola · Giuseppe Garibaldi · Giuseppe Mazzini · Giuseppe Verdi · Gore Vidal · Gorgias · Guglielmo Marconi · Guillaume Apollinaire · Gwen Stefani · Hadrian · Hayden Christensen · Hayden Panettiere · Hayreddin Barbarossa · Hector Berlioz · Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor · Henry VIII of England · Hernán Crespo · Hulk Hogan · Hypatia of Alexandria · Ian Rush · Isabella I of Castile · Italo Calvino · Ivan Basso · Jaap Stam · Jacques-Louis David · Jacques Chirac · Jacques Villeneuve · James Gandolfini · James Joyce · Janeane Garofalo · Javier Saviola

Javier Zanetti to Lucius Cornelius Sulla

Javier Zanetti · Jay Leno · Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres · Jenna Jameson · Jens Lehmann · Joachim Murat · Joe Montana · Joe Perry (musician) · Joe Satriani · Joe Torre · John Bosco · John Frusciante · John Leguizamo · John Travolta · Jon Bon Jovi · Jon Dahl Tomasson · Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor · Joseph Louis Lagrange · Joseph of Arimathea · José Mourinho · Juan Carlos I of Spain · Juan Manuel Fangio · Juan Sebastián Verón · Julia Stiles · Julian the Apostate · Julio Iglesias · Julius Caesar · Juvenal · Jürgen Klinsmann · Kaká · Kate Hudson · Kate Walsh (actress) · Lacuna Coil · Laura Pausini · Leonardo DiCaprio · Leonardo da Vinci · Leone Battista Alberti · Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor · Lindsay Lohan · Lionel Messi · Liv Tyler · Livia · Livy · Liza Minnelli · Lorenzo Bandini · Lorenzo de' Medici · Louis XII of France · Luchino Visconti · Luciano Pavarotti · Lucius Cornelius Sulla

Lucrezia Borgia to Nwankwo Kanu

Lucrezia Borgia · Luigi Pirandello · Luís Figo · Madonna (entertainer) · Manu Ginóbili · Marco Pantani · Marco Polo · Marco van Basten · Marcus Aurelius · Marcus Junius Brutus · Marcus Licinius Crassus · Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa · Mario Andretti · Mario Lanza · Mark Antony · Mark Bresciano · Mark Philippoussis · Martial · Martin Scorsese · Mary I of England · Masaccio · Matt LeBlanc · Matthew Fox (actor) · Mauro Camoranesi · Maxim Gorky · Maximinus Thrax · Mehmet Ali Ağca · Michael Bublé · Michael Laudrup · Michael Richards · Michelangelo · Michelangelo Antonioni · Michele Alboreto · Mido (footballer) · Mohammed Mosaddeq · Monica Bellucci · Mýa · Nana Mouskouri · Napoleon III of France · Napoleon I of France · Natalie Imbruglia · Nero · Nerva · Niccolò Machiavelli · Niccolò Paganini · Nicolas Cage · Nicolas Sarkozy · Nikki Sixx · Noël Coward · Nwankwo Kanu

Oriana Fallaci to Rachel Bilson

Oriana Fallaci · Otho · Ovid · Paolo Maldini · Paolo Nutini · Paolo Veronese · Parmenides · Patrick Vieira · Paul Cézanne · Paul Gascoigne · Paul Ince · Pavel Nedvěd · Perry Como · Peter Criss · Peter Damian · Petrarch · Phil Anselmo · Philip II of Spain · Philip IV of Spain · Pier Paolo Pasolini · Pierre Trudeau · Pietro Perugino · Pio of Pietrelcina · Plautus · Pope Adrian I · Pope Alexander VII · Pope Benedict XVI · Pope Clement I · Pope Clement VII · Pope Gregory I · Pope Gregory VII · Pope Gregory XIII · Pope Innocent XI · Pope John Paul I · Pope John XXIII · Pope Julius II · Pope Leo I · Pope Linus · Pope Paul VI · Pope Pius IX · Pope Pius V · Pope Pius X · Pope Pius XI · Pope Pius XII · Pope Urban II · Primo Levi · Prince Eugene of Savoy · Quentin Tarantino · R. A. Salvatore · Rachel Bilson

Rainier III, Prince of Monaco to Sven-Göran Eriksson

Rainier III, Prince of Monaco · Randy Savage · Raphael · Rhapsody of Fire · Rivaldo · Robbie Keane · Robert De Niro · Robert Guiscard · Robert Kubica · Roberto Baggio · Roberto Benigni · Roberto Carlos (footballer) · Roger II of Sicily · Romano Prodi · Romulus and Remus · Ronaldinho · Ronaldo · Ronnie O'Sullivan · Rothschild family · Rubens Barrichello · Rudy Giuliani · Ruud Gullit · Sacco and Vanzetti · Saint Patrick · Samuel Alito · Sandro Botticelli · Sarah Brightman · Scipio Africanus · Sean Penn · Sejanus · Seneca the Younger · Septimius Severus · Sergio Leone · Shakira · Shunsuke Nakamura · Silvio Berlusconi · Sinclair Lewis · Sinéad O'Connor · Sofia Rotaru · Sonia Gandhi · Sophia Loren · Spartacus · Steve Vai · Steven Tyler · Steven Van Zandt · Stilicho · Sulley Muntari · Susan Sarandon · Sven-Göran Eriksson

Sylvester Stallone to Émile Zola

Sylvester Stallone · Ségolène Royal · Tazio Nuvolari · Terri Schiavo · Tertullian · Theodor W. Adorno · Theodosius I · Thierry Henry · Thomas Aquinas · Thora Birch · Tiberius · Tigranes the Great · Titian · Titus · Tom Tancredo · Toni Kukoč · Tony Bennett · Tony Iommi · Trajan · Umberto Eco · Valentino Rossi · Valerian (emperor) · Vespasian · Vin Diesel · Vince Vaughn · Vincenzo Bellini · Vitruvius · Wilhelm Canaris · Yogi Berra · Zeljko Kalac · Zico · Zinedine Zidane · Zita of Bourbon-Parma · Zlatan Ibrahimović · Édith Piaf · Émile Zola

Everyday life

1934 FIFA World Cup to Diego Maradona

1934 FIFA World Cup · 1960 Summer Olympics · 1990 FIFA World Cup · 2006 Italian football scandal · 2007 UEFA Champions League Final · A.C. ChievoVerona · A.C. Milan · A.C. Siena · A.S. Livorno Calcio · A.S. Roma · ACF Fiorentina · Adrian Mutu · Adriano Leite Ribeiro · Alberto Ascari · Alberto Gilardino · Alessandro Del Piero · Alessandro Nesta · Alexandre Pato · Alfa Romeo · Alfa Romeo in Formula One · Alfredo di Stéfano · Andrea Pirlo · Andriy Shevchenko · Ascoli Calcio 1898 · Atalanta B.C. · Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari · Autodromo Nazionale Monza · Ayrton Senna · Barry Zito · Benetton Formula · Bologna F.C. 1909 · Brescia Calcio · Bruce Arena · Cafu · Cagliari Calcio · Calcio Catania · Cappuccino · Carlo Ancelotti · Chardonnay · Chianti · Clarence Seedorf · Clay Regazzoni · Coppa Italia · Dan Marino · Daniel Passarella · David Trezeguet · Denis Law · Dennis Bergkamp · Dida (goalkeeper) · Diego Maradona

Dino Zoff to Italian wine

Dino Zoff · Dolce & Gabbana · Edgar Davids · Edwin van der Sar · Emerson Fittipaldi · Emilia-Romagna · Empoli F.C. · Enzo Francescoli · Espresso · F.C. Internazionale Milano · F.C. Messina Peloro · Fabian Cancellara · Fabio Cannavaro · Fabio Capello · Felipe Massa · Filippo Inzaghi · Football in Italy · Francesco Toldo · Francesco Totti · Franco Baresi · Frank Rijkaard · Gabriel Batistuta · Gennaro Gattuso · Genoa C.F.C. · George Weah · Gheorghe Hagi · Giacinto Facchetti · Giacomo Agostini · Giancarlo Fisichella · Gianfranco Zola · Gianluca Vialli · Gianluca Zambrotta · Gianluigi Buffon · Gianni Rivera · Giro d'Italia · Giuseppe Farina · Giuseppe Meazza · Grenache · Gucci · Gwen Stefani · Hellas Verona F.C. · Hernán Crespo · Heysel Stadium Disaster · Hristo Stoichkov · Hulk Hogan · Ian Rush · Italian Grand Prix · Italian cuisine · Italian football champions · Italian wine

Italy national football team to Mauro Camoranesi

Italy national football team · Italy national rugby union team · Ivan Basso · Jaap Stam · Jacques Villeneuve · Jarno Trulli · Javier Mascherano · Javier Saviola · Javier Zanetti · Jean-Pierre Papin · Jennifer Capriati · Jens Lehmann · Jimmy Greaves · Jochen Rindt · Joe DiMaggio · Joe Montana · Joe Torre · John Arne Riise · John Charles · Jon Bon Jovi · Jon Dahl Tomasson · José Mourinho · Juan Manuel Fangio · Juan Sebastián Verón · Julio Iglesias · Juventus F.C. · Jürgen Klinsmann · Kaká · Karl-Heinz Rummenigge · Ladislao Kubala · Lancia · Lasagna · Lionel Messi · Lorenzo Bandini · Lothar Matthäus · Luca Toni · Luigi · Luiz Felipe Scolari · Luís Figo · Manu Ginóbili · Marcello Lippi · Marco Materazzi · Marco Pantani · Marco van Basten · Mario · Mario Andretti · Mark Bresciano · Mark Philippoussis · Maserati · Mauro Camoranesi

Merlot to Savo Milošević

Merlot · Michael Laudrup · Michel Platini · Michele Alboreto · Mido (footballer) · Minardi · Mário Jardel · Nils Liedholm · Nuno Gomes · Nwankwo Kanu · Omar Sívori · Palazzo Pitti · Paolo Maldini · Paolo Rossi · Parma F.C. · Parmigiano-Reggiano · Pasta · Patrick Kluivert · Patrick Vieira · Paul Gascoigne · Paul Ince · Pavel Nedvěd · Perugia Calcio · Pierluigi Collina · Pierre de Coubertin · Pirelli · Pizza · Predrag Mijatović · Reggina Calcio · Risotto · Rivaldo · Robbie Keane · Robert Kubica · Roberto Ayala · Roberto Baggio · Roberto Carlos (footballer) · Ronaldinho · Ronaldo · Ronnie O'Sullivan · Rubens Barrichello · Rudi Völler · Rui Costa · Ruud Gullit · S.S.C. Napoli · S.S. Lazio · Salami · San Siro · Sangiovese · Sardinia · Savo Milošević

Scuderia Ferrari to Zlatan Ibrahimović

Scuderia Ferrari · Scuderia Toro Rosso · Serie A · Serie B · Shunsuke Nakamura · Spaghetti · Stadio Olimpico · Sulley Muntari · Supercoppa Italiana · The Big Lebowski · Thierry Henry · Toga · Tony Meola · Torino F.C. · U.C. Sampdoria · U.S. Città di Palermo · U.S. Lecce · UEFA Euro 1968 · UEFA Euro 1980 · Udinese Calcio · Vince Lombardi · Vogue (magazine) · Wario · Yogi Berra · Zeljko Kalac · Zico · Zinedine Zidane · Zinfandel · Zlatan Ibrahimović

Geography

Abruzzo to Bocconi University

Abruzzo · Accademia dei Lincei · Adige · Adrano · Agrigento · Al Smith · Alba (CN) · Albania Veneta · Alejandro Sanz · Alessandra Mussolini · Alessandria · Alghero · Alps · Amalfi · Amalfi Coast · Anagni · Ancona · Andreas Brehme · Andrés Nocioni · Anti-Comintern Pact · Antinous · Antonio Meucci · Anzio · Aosta · Aosta Valley · Appian Way · Apulia · Aquileia · Arcangelo Corelli · Arezzo · Armani · Arminius · Art of Italy · Ashley Judd · Assisi · Asti · Austrian Empire · Avellino · Bari · Basilicata · Basilios Bessarion · Battle of Adwa · Battle of Bicocca · Battle of Ceresole · Battle of Lepanto (1571) · Battle of Taranto · Benevento · Benny Benassi · Bergamo · Bocconi University

Bologna to Edward Rydz-Śmigły

Bologna · Bologna massacre · Bolzano · Boutros Boutros-Ghali · Brenner Pass · Brescia · Brian Laudrup · Bridge of Sighs · Brindisi · Caesarea Maritima · Cagliari · Calabria · Campania · Campione d'Italia · Campobasso · Canton of Geneva · Canton of Neuchâtel · Capua · Carla Bruni · Carrara · Casale Monferrato · Caserta · Catania · Catanzaro · Cava de' Tirreni · Cesena · Charles III of Spain · Christian Ziege · Cinecittà · Cinque Terre · Circus Maximus · Civitavecchia · Classics · Como · Comune · Con te partirò · Constitution of Italy · Corriere della Sera · Cosenza · Cremona · Crotone · Culture of Italy · Daniela Mercury · David (Michelangelo) · Demography of Italy · Dodecanese · Domenico Selvo · Dominique Wilkins · Education in Italy · Edward Rydz-Śmigły

Eiger to Kingdom of Sicily

Eiger · Elsa Schiaparelli · Etruscan civilization · Fausto Bertinotti · Fausto Coppi · Felice Gimondi · Ferrara · Fiat X1/9 · First Macedonian War · Florence · Focaccia · Foggia · Forlì · Franco-Provençal language · Franka Potente · Frazione · Free Territory of Trieste · Friuli · Friuli-Venezia Giulia · Gaeta · Gela · Genoa · Gianni Versace · Giorgio Armani · Giovanni Trapattoni · Gnocchi · Gorizia · Graian Alps · Gubbio · Gulf of Naples · House of Hohenstaufen · Imola · Ischia · Italian Chamber of Deputies · Italian Radicals · Italian Renaissance · Italian Riviera · Italian Wars · Italian general election, 2006 · Italian irredentism · Italians · Italy of Values · Janet Napolitano · Jean Alesi · Johann Joachim Winckelmann · Jungfrau · Kemenche · Kingdom of Naples · Kingdom of Sardinia · Kingdom of Sicily

Kingdom of the Two Sicilies to Monza

Kingdom of the Two Sicilies · L'Aquila · La Repubblica · La Spezia · Ladin · Lake Como · Lake Garda · Lake Lugano · Lake Maggiore · Languages of Italy · Latina, Italy · Latium · Law enforcement in Italy · Lawrence Ferlinghetti · Lazio · Lecce · Lido · Life Is Beautiful · Liguria · Ligurian Sea · Livorno · Lombardy · Loris Capirossi · Luca Cordero di Montezemolo · Lucca · Lucio Fontana · Lucius Tarquinius Superbus · Ludovico Ariosto · Lysias · MV Agusta · Macedonian Wars · Magna Graecia · Mantua · Mara Carfagna · Marche · Marco Melandri · Maria Theresa of Austria · Mario Capecchi · Mario Cipollini · Mascarpone · Matera · Matterhorn · Merano · Messina · Milan · Military history of Italy during World War II · Military of ancient Rome · Modena · Mont Blanc · Monza

Moto Guzzi to Province of Latina

Moto Guzzi · Mozzarella · Munich Agreement · Naples · Neapolitan Mastiff · North African Campaign · Novara · Numa Pompilius · Olbia · Oruç Reis · Orvieto · Padua · Palermo · Palio di Siena · Parma · Pavia · Perugia · Pesaro · Pescara · Phil Esposito · Philip III of Spain · Philip V of Spain · Philippine Independent Church · Piacenza · Piedmont · Pienza · Pietro Badoglio · Pietà (Michelangelo) · Pisa · Pistoia · Po River · Pont du Gard · Pope Innocent VIII · Potenza · Prada · Prato · President of the Italian Republic · Propaganda Due · Province of Alessandria · Province of Avellino · Province of Belluno · Province of Bergamo · Province of Biella · Province of Bolzano-Bozen · Province of Brescia · Province of Catania · Province of Como · Province of Enna · Province of Foggia · Province of Latina

Province of Messina to Taranto

Province of Messina · Province of Milan · Province of Naples · Province of Ragusa · Province of Rovigo · Province of Siena · Province of Trento · Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola · Province of Vercelli · Provinces of Italy · Ravenna · Reggio Calabria · Reggio Emilia · Regions of Italy · Rende · Renzo Piano · Rimini · Rioni of Rome · Roman Empire · Roman citizenship · Rome · Ronnie Peterson · SISMI · SPQR · Sabine · Salerno · San Marino · Sanremo · Sassari · Satyricon · Savona · Scipio Aemilianus Africanus · Second Italo-Abyssinian War · Sepp Dietrich · Sestriere · Sextus Propertius · Sicilian Expedition · Sicilian Vespers · Sicilian language · Sicily · Siena · Sorrento · Southern Italy · Spoleto · Stregheria · Sulmona · Swiss Alps · Syracuse, Sicily · Taormina · Taranto

Teramo to Íngrid Betancourt

Teramo · Terni · The Veronicas · Tiber · Tivoli, Italy · Trapani · Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol · Trento · Treviso · Trieste · Triglav · Triskelion · Turin · Tuscany · Tyrol · Udine · Umbria · University of Padua · University of Turin · Urbino · Valais · Valentino Garavani · Varese · Varna · Vaud · Veneto · Venus (mythology) · Vercelli · Verona · Versace · Vespa · Viareggio · Vicenza · Viterbo · Zugspitze · Élber Giovane · Íngrid Betancourt

History

Alfonso V of Aragon to Gladiator (2000 film)

Alfonso V of Aragon · Allied invasion of Sicily · Ancient Roman society · Ancient Rome · Anne of Great Britain · Anselm of Canterbury · Augustine of Canterbury · Augustus · Auxiliaries (Roman military) · Battle of Actium · Battle of Flodden Field · Battle of Greece · Battle of Stalingrad · Benedict of Nursia · Benito Mussolini · Berengar I of Italy · Blackshirts · Bonaventure · Bảo Đại · Campaign history of the Roman military · Caracalla · Cardinal Mazarin · Catherine of Siena · Charles I of Naples · Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor · Christine de Pizan · Christopher Columbus · Claudius · Condottieri · Constantine I · Council of Florence · Dante Alighieri · Divine Comedy · Domitian · Elagabalus · Felice Beato · Ferdinand II of Aragon · Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies · Fibonacci · First Jewish–Roman War · Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor · Francis I of France · Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor · From Russia with Love (film) · Gaius Marius · Galileo Galilei · Giovanni Boccaccio · Giovanni Villani · Giuseppe Garibaldi · Gladiator (2000 film)

Golden Ambrosian Republic to Prince Eugene of Savoy

Golden Ambrosian Republic · Greco-Italian War · Hayreddin Barbarossa · Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor · Henry VIII of England · History of Italy · History of Italy as a monarchy and in the World Wars · History of the Italian Republic · Isabella I of Castile · Italian Campaign (World War II) · Italian War of 1521–1526 · Italian unification · Italo-Turkish War · Italy in the Middle Ages · John Cabot · Joseph of Arimathea · Julian the Apostate · Julius Caesar · King Arthur (film) · Kingdom of Italy (1861–1946) · Leaning Tower of Pisa · Leonardo da Vinci · Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor · Lombards · Louis XII of France · Lucius Cornelius Sulla · Lucrezia Borgia · Marco Polo · Marcus Aurelius · Marcus Licinius Crassus · Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa · Mark Antony · Mary I of England · Masada · Milan Cathedral · Napoleon III of France · Napoleon I of France · Nero · Nerva · Operation Gladio · Ostrogoths · Pan (mythology) · Papal States · Philip II of Spain · Philip IV of Spain · Pope Boniface VIII · Pope Gregory VII · Pope Innocent III · Pope Pius XII · Prince Eugene of Savoy

Rainier III, Prince of Monaco to Zita of Bourbon-Parma

Rainier III, Prince of Monaco · Renaissance · Republic of Venice · Roger II of Sicily · Roman Kingdom · Roman Republic · Roman legion · Romulus and Remus · Rudy Giuliani · SS Andrea Doria · Saint Patrick · Scipio Africanus · Sejanus · Spartacus · The Decameron · Theodoric the Great · Thomas Aquinas · Tiberius · Titus · Tom Tancredo · Trajan · Trireme · Turkish War of Independence · Venice · Vespasian · War in Afghanistan (2001–present) · War of the League of Cambrai · Wilhelm Canaris · World War I · World War II · Zita of Bourbon-Parma

Mathematics

Archimedes · Fibonacci · Galileo Galilei · Hypatia of Alexandria · Joseph Louis Lagrange

Natural sciences

Adriatic Sea · Alessandro Volta · Aquaman · Archimedes · Bilberry · Boletus edulis · Carlo Rubbia · Emilio G. Segrè · Empedocles · Enrico Fermi · Galilean moons · Galileo Galilei · Giovanni Antonio Scopoli · Giovanni Domenico Cassini · Guglielmo Marconi · Herculaneum · Hypatia of Alexandria · Joseph Louis Lagrange · Leonardo da Vinci · Mount Etna · Mount Vesuvius · Namor · Pompeii · Red Squirrel · Stromboli · Vulcano

Philosophy and religion

Anglicanism to Joseph of Arimathea

Anglicanism · Anglo-Catholicism · Anselm of Canterbury · Anthony the Great · Antonio Gramsci · Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches · Archimedes · Athanasius of Alexandria · Augustine of Canterbury · Augustine of Hippo · Augustus · Autonomism · Basilica of San Francesco d'Assisi · Basilica of St. John Lateran · Ben-Hur (1959 film) · Benedict of Nursia · Benito Mussolini · Camerlengo · Cardinal Mazarin · Charles Borromeo · Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor · Chick Corea · Cicero · Constantine I · Crucifixion · Cyril of Alexandria · Dante Alighieri · David Miscavige · Divine Comedy · Empedocles · Ezra Pound · Fascism · Ferruccio Busoni · First Vatican Council · Fra Angelico · Francis of Assisi · Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor · Galileo Galilei · Giambattista Vico · Giordano Bruno · Giovanni Pico della Mirandola · Gorgias · Hadrian · Henry Benedict Stuart · Henry VIII of England · Hypatia of Alexandria · Isabella I of Castile · John Bosco · John Travolta · Joseph of Arimathea

Kate Hudson to Pope Pius XI

Kate Hudson · Leonardo da Vinci · Lindsay Lohan · Madonna (entertainer) · Marcus Aurelius · Mary I of England · Masada · Milan Cathedral · Monsignor · Niccolò Machiavelli · Parmenides · Peter Damian · Petrarch · Pio of Pietrelcina · Pontifical Gregorian University · Pope Adrian I · Pope Alexander VII · Pope Benedict XIV · Pope Benedict XV · Pope Benedict XVI · Pope Boniface VIII · Pope Celestine V · Pope Clement I · Pope Clement VII · Pope Clement VIII · Pope Gregory I · Pope Gregory IX · Pope Gregory VII · Pope Gregory XIII · Pope Gregory XVI · Pope Innocent III · Pope Innocent XI · Pope John Paul I · Pope John XXIII · Pope Julius II · Pope Leo I · Pope Leo X · Pope Leo XII · Pope Leo XIII · Pope Linus · Pope Paul III · Pope Paul V · Pope Paul VI · Pope Pius II · Pope Pius IX · Pope Pius V · Pope Pius VI · Pope Pius VII · Pope Pius X · Pope Pius XI

Pope Pius XII to Émile Zola

Pope Pius XII · Pope Sixtus IV · Pope Sixtus V · Pope Urban II · Pope Urban VIII · Renaissance · Roberto Baggio · Sacco and Vanzetti · Saint Patrick · Shroud of Turin · Sonny Bono · St. Peter's Basilica · Steven Van Zandt · Terri Schiavo · The Passion of the Christ · Theodor W. Adorno · Theodosius I · Thomas Aquinas · Tiberius · Titus · Umberto Eco · Vatican City · Waldensians · Yogi Berra · Zeno of Elea · Émile Zola

Society and social sciences

'Ndrangheta to Lucius Cornelius Sulla

'Ndrangheta · Al Capone · Albanians · Alitalia · Ani DiFranco · Antonin Scalia · Archimedes · Benvenuto Cellini · Billie Joe Armstrong · Caligula · Cardinal Mazarin · Carlo Azeglio Ciampi · Cesare, Marquis of Beccaria · Cyndi Lauper · Dan Marino · Democracy is Freedom – The Daisy · Democratic Party (Italy) · Democrats of the Left · Donatello · Ducati Motor Holding · Economy of Italy · Elagabalus · Eni · Fascism · Fiat · Flag of Italy · Forza Italia · Francesco Cossiga · Frank Costello · Gambino crime family · Giorgio Napolitano · Giovanni Pico della Mirandola · Giuseppe Garibaldi · Gore Vidal · Gucci · Hadrian · House of Freedoms · Italian American · Italian Senate · Italian Social Movement–National Right · Italian War of 1521–1526 · Italian general election, 2008 · Jenna Jameson · John Gotti · Julius Caesar · Lamborghini · Lega Nord · Leonardo da Vinci · Luchino Visconti · Lucius Cornelius Sulla

Lucky Luciano to Xena: Warrior Princess

Lucky Luciano · Madonna (entertainer) · Mafia · Maria Montessori · Meyer Lansky · Michelangelo · Morris Iemma · National Alliance (Italy) · National Fascist Party · Noël Coward · Pan (mythology) · Parliament of Italy · Pier Paolo Pasolini · Pierre Trudeau · Pirelli · Pompeii · Rolling Stone · Rothschild family · STMicroelectronics · Sacco and Vanzetti · Samuel Alito · Silvio Berlusconi · Sinéad O'Connor · Sonia Gandhi · Stéphane Dion · Susan Sarandon · The Godfather · The Union (political coalition) · Theodor W. Adorno · Tiberius · Trajan · Union of Christian and Centre Democrats · University of Bologna · Walter Veltroni · War of the League of Cambrai · Xena: Warrior Princess