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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2022 · 47 MIN

Ep29 - Why does South Tyrol 🇮🇹 want to reunify with Austria🇦🇹?

from Ambiguous Borders · host Sevy and Miles

In this episode Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 talk about South Tyrol area of Italy, and it's association with Austria. Delving into the culture, geography and political landscape of the region they try to answer the question on this episode of ambiguous borders.  #sudtyrol #southtyrol #italy #austria #dolomites #mountains #deutch #italian #ww1 #eu #borders #ambiguous #politics #geography #culture #society #education #bolzano #reunify #independence #travel

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