Italy

To get a work visa you will need a work permit. When you get the work visa it will act as your entry visa to the country. So you will not need a separate visit visa.

Here are what the person who brings the gifts is called in these countries:

Italy: Babbo Natale ("Father Christmas"), Gesù bambino ("Baby Jesus"), La Befana, Saint Nicholas, or Saint Lucy.

Russia: Дед Мороз (Ded Moroz, "Grandpa Frost"), Чысхаан (Chyskhaan "Lord of the Cold").

I think it is fewer resources

Italy invaded Abyssinia (now Ethiopia) in 1936 and it become part of Italian East Africa (Abyssinia, Italian Somaliland and Eritrea) and later invaded British Somaliland. During the East African Campaign (June 10, 1940 -- November 27, 1941) the Italians fought against the British and Commonwealth troops, but by the end of the campaign they had lost all theyr territories in East Africa. In 1939, Italy invaded Albania and occupied the country until 1943, but after the Surrender to the Allies the German's took over the country. The Dodecanese Islands had been part of the Italian Empire since 1918, and after the surrender to the Allies, the German's and British battled for controll of the islands which was known as the Dodecanese Campaign. Libya was also a Italian Colony, and in 1940, the Italians invaded Egypt in an attempt to capture the Suez Canal. The battle was inconclusive, and once the British were reinforced with the Commonwealth troops, the Italians were pushed back into Libya, and the British were close to taking the colony from the Italians until Rommel and his Afrika Korps entered the Continent This battle in North Africa was known as the North African Campaign. After defeat by the British for the second time at El-Alamein, the Axis began to crumble in North Africa, and by 1942, North Africa belonged to the Allies. During the Greco-Italian War in 1940, the Greek Army smashed Mussolini's weak forces and drove them back into Italian-occupied Albania. In 1941 Hitlers Army began the Balkans Campaign with its Allies Italy and Bulgaria, and successfully invaded Greece, Crete, and Yugoslavia. Considering that the Germans won the war themselves, Italy occupied about 70% of Greece and many areas of Croatia and Yugoslavia. Italy also occupied the British Ionian Islands. After the Italian Surrender, the Germans took over all Italian occupied areas in the Balkans. In 1940, after Mussolini realised France was about to fall, he sent his army into southern France and Corsica and occupied until 1943. After the Italian Surrender, the Germans took over all Italian occupied areas in Southern France and occupied Northern and Central Italy. By the end of Italy's participation in World War Two, it had lost all it's colonies and the Italian Empire fell. Rhys :)

french and the spanish tried to conquer Italy, fighting each other in Italy for 30 years

It was built on sandy soil and began to lean before it was finished. Through many efforts the government of Italy has tried to stop the lean and to some extent they have, but the lean is still there even though a little less than it was a few years ago.

Italy was invaded by General Harold Alexander's 15th Army Group during the Second World War. The invasion was on September 3, 1943.

Italians have contributed to Australia in sport, fashion, culture, architecture, food (pizza, pasta, cheese etc) and helped provide jobs, worked on cane farms, and helped build things like the Kuranda train railway tracks.

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Tomatoes; they weren't introduced until the 18th century, with the discovery of the new world ...Stop cheating in your Food Culture class.

(Read the book, stupid.)

Italy traded with the Byzantine Empire and Islamic world. The region had political stability and wealth.

Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE / LIPZ), about 14km by car from Venice.

The mountains that cross Italy are the Apennine Mountains

Yes. There has been a small but steady immigration of Romani people into Mexico, since it was part of the Spanish Empire. According to the latest census (2010) there are 15,850 gypsies in Mexico; previous generations have been integrated into the general population.

Rome fell in June 1944, at which point British and American forces threw their resources into the Normandy invasion. In April 1945, a new major offensive began, and on April 28 Mussolini was captured by Italian partisans and summarily executed.

The distance between the above places is 5620. miles. This distance is point to point straight distance as seen on the map. The actual distance covered by a flight may vary according to the flight path chosen. Also this is not the airport to airport distance.

As of 2017, it still hasn't collapsed. Eventually it might, if the lean gets too bad.

Hint go to mapquest.com ok About eight and a half hours flight time. This does not include time at the airport.

The advantages of the seven hills was that the Romans could protect them selves from any attacks from the side of the hills. They were also a great lookout for the Romans

It is the Mediterranean Sea.

It is gold plated over sterling silver and it was made in Italy

The Renaissance spread in the 14th century.