Northern italy is southern or central europe? (Europeans, France, live)
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Northern Italy was a city-state civilization sui generis until it was invaded by the central and western Europeans some five hundred years ago, and it hasn't been the same since, ask Niccolò.
Northern Italy becomes southern Europe when the Savoyans turn a horse of a different color.
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Everything south of the Alps is southern Europe. "Southern" Europe is not only extreme south of the continent... The same way "northern Europe" is not limited to laponia...
I would draw the line between Emilia and Romagna on the Adriatic side and between Emilia and Tuscany and Piedmont and Liguria on the Tyrrhenic one:
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