I've read about the fact that the monarchy was far more popular in the South then in the North? Would it have been possible for the far more Republican North to break off from the Monarchist South and have two Italy's?
I've read about the fact that the monarchy was far more popular in the South then in the North? Would it have been possible for the far more Republican North to break off from the Monarchist South and have two Italy's?
Would it have been possible for the far more Republican North to break off from the Monarchist South and have two Italy's?
Enigmajones
Might be possible but I can see a couple of problems.
a) The monarchy itself if from the north.
b) Who gets Rome, the great icon of Italian unity and identity?
Steve
I've read about the fact that the monarchy was far more popular in the South then in the North? Would it have been possible for the far more Republican North to break off from the Monarchist South and have two Italy's?