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- Queen_of_Genoa abstract "The title of Queen of Genoa was given to the Blessed Virgin Mary on March 25, 1637. Although the independent Genoa had always been a Republic, the Madonna (common Italian name for the Blessed Virgin) was the highest rank in the Republic's hierarchy.The elevation didn't occur only for piety but also because of political reasons. In fact, during the 12th century, republics were considered less important than kingdoms in diplomatic affairs. At the end of World War II, during the three days that occurred between the German and allied occupation, writing appeared on the city walls proclaiming "Genova città di Maria Santissima" (Genoa, Holy Mary's City) or "Maria Santissima Regina di Genova" (Holy Mary, Queen of Genoa).".
- Queen_of_Genoa wikiPageExternalLink spip.php?page=scheda&id_article=195.
- Queen_of_Genoa wikiPageExternalLink ig050908.htm.
- Queen_of_Genoa wikiPageExternalLink madonna_regina_genova.php.
- Queen_of_Genoa wikiPageID "11967109".
- Queen_of_Genoa wikiPageRevisionID "564108945".
- Queen_of_Genoa hasPhotoCollection Queen_of_Genoa.
- Queen_of_Genoa subject Category:Roman_Catholic_Mariology.
- Queen_of_Genoa comment "The title of Queen of Genoa was given to the Blessed Virgin Mary on March 25, 1637. Although the independent Genoa had always been a Republic, the Madonna (common Italian name for the Blessed Virgin) was the highest rank in the Republic's hierarchy.The elevation didn't occur only for piety but also because of political reasons. In fact, during the 12th century, republics were considered less important than kingdoms in diplomatic affairs.".
- Queen_of_Genoa label "Queen of Genoa".
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- Queen_of_Genoa sameAs Q7270601.
- Queen_of_Genoa sameAs Q7270601.
- Queen_of_Genoa wasDerivedFrom Queen_of_Genoa?oldid=564108945.
- Queen_of_Genoa isPrimaryTopicOf Queen_of_Genoa.