Italy

Italy is situated on the southern border of Europe and her peninsula, with surrounding islands,

reaches almost to the coast of Africa. Just because of this geographical position, Italy has direct

contact with the main ethnic and cultural areas of the Old World (neo-Latin, Germanic and

Slav-Balkan) as well as, through the North Africa countries, with the world of Arab-Islamic

Consequently, while remaining firmly anchored in the world of western or European civilization,

which was the direct heir of the Graeco-Roman culture that developed and flourished on this very

Peninsula for over a millennium, Italy seems to stretch out naturally towards the opposite shore of

the Mediterranean, practically dividing its western and eastern basins. Thus Italy can be considered

The most logical link between Europe and the peoples of Africa and Asia, bordering as they do on

The same sea and sharing over many centuries both historical events and cultural influences.

According to the last census, on 25 October 1981, the population of Italy was 56,556,911, which

By the end of 1985 had increased to 57,202,345, with a densit

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