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Nice, France: Beaches, Pasta, and Perfume

Nice, France: Beaches, Pasta, and Perfume

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Nice, France: Beaches, Pasta, and Perfume VALDIGNE: Nizza was an Italian city until 1860 and then annexed to France through a rigged referendum, then they started with the policy of francisation, people last names were changed Bianchi became Le Blanc, Del Ponte became Dupont, Pastore became Pastor, etc, Italian language newspapers were shut down such La Voce di Nizza.
Today Nizza/Nice is an homogeneous French city.
One of the most important italian founding father Giuseppe Garibaldi was born in Nizza.

Date: 2020-08-09

Comments and reviews: 7


It's evident that the province of Nizza and Corsica are Italian. The language speaks there now (imposed by the French government) means nothing. The urban setting is typical of the Ligurian coast. But France was extremely influential in the past and these distortions are the results of today.
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My wife and I are going to Europe in August. London, Amsterdam, Nice and Paris. We have a flat booked in Nice (and London too) and the flat is in the old part. We can't wait. First time in Nice but we've spent lots of time traveling in France and Italy. Love it out there.
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He mis-represents the motive of the local English residents. They raised funds to provide employment for the poor French workers who were suffering severe unemployment after a devastating harvest failure. The Promenade des Anglais was the result.
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Haha, I know you'll read this for approval and decline it but
there isn't true serious heat in august of france thats the time I go every year.
And its not crowded really. Not at all.

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And Actually I go here every summer you're wrong. It's not SUPER hot in aguest in fact thats the time my family goes and it's not pact either you're wron bud
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Nice est merveilleux, je suis envisage de venir ici pour vivre, travailler probablement dans la restauration.
Thank you for video rick steves europe!

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When you see this and go. back to USA one thinks the latter is a social mutation. i have never ever seen country as vomitingly ugly as the USA
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