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Royalty in Italy officially ended on June 2, 1946, when a referendum resulted in the abolition of the monarchy. The Italian people voted to establish a republic, leading to the exile of the last king, Umberto II. This marked the conclusion of the royal House of Savoy's rule, which had been significant in the unification of Italy in the 19th century. The new Italian Republic was formally proclaimed on June 18, 1946.

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