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Romans fly flags and sing 'Bella Ciao' from windows to mark Liberation Day

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Residents of a building in Rome wave Italian flags and sing along to 'Bella Ciao' to celebrate Liberation Day. The national Italian holiday commemorate the end of Nazi occupation during World War II and the victory of the Resistance in Italy. IMAGES

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