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en.wikipedia.org, archivio.camera.it, archivio.quirinale.it, britannica, "italian constitutional referendum of 1946", https://www.britannica.com, britannica, "italian referendum of 1946" (britannica.com) — states the institutional referendum was held on june 2, 1946, in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the house of savoy's reign and establishing the italian republic., britannica, "italian referendum of 1946" (https://www.britannica.com/event/italian-referendum-of-1946): the institutional referendum held on 2 june 1946 resulted in italians voting to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic., britannica, "italy - history"; senato della repubblica historical archive, "il referendum del 2 giugno 1946", britannica, "italy" (history — republican italy), https://www.britannica.com/place/italy, describing the 2 june 1946 institutional referendum in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy, britannica, 'italian constitutional referendum of 1946' - italy's institutional referendum, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held on june 2, 1946., britannica, 'italian referendum of 1946' (https://www.britannica.com/event/italian-referendum-of-1946); quirinale (italian presidency of the republic) official history of the repubblica italiana, both stating the 2 june 1946 referendum in which italians voted to replace the monarchy with a republic., camera dei deputati, “il referendum istituzionale” (states the referendum was held 2 june 1946 and the republic won): https://comunicazione.camera.it/eventi/80-costituente/il-referendum-istituzionale, comunicazione.camera.it, elezionistorico.interno.gov.it, encyclopaedia britannica, "italian constitutional referendum of 1946" (and britannica's "italy" history article), which describes the june 2, 1946 popular referendum in which italian voters chose to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic., encyclopaedia britannica, "italian constitutional referendum of 1946" (britannica.com) — states the referendum was held on june 2, 1946, in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy., encyclopaedia britannica, "italy - republic, constitution, reconstruction" (britannica.com/place/italy), which states that on june 2, 1946, italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic, ending the reign of the house of savoy., encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history section) and "italian constitutional referendum of 1946": on 2 june 1946, italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish the italian republic, with the republic winning roughly 54% of the vote; the italian republic was formally proclaimed shortly thereafter. the italian senate's official historical archive (senato.it) also documents 2 june 1946 as the date of the institutional referendum., encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history section) — states that on june 2, 1946, italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic, leading to the proclamation of the italian republic, encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history section, "the birth of the republic"): the italian institutional referendum, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held on 2 june 1946, ending the savoy monarchy and establishing the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history section, entry on the 1946 institutional referendum): on 2 june 1946, italians voted in a referendum choosing a republic over the monarchy, ending the house of savoy's reign; the italian republic was formally proclaimed shortly after. corroborated by the italian senate's official historical archive (senato.it) on the 2 june 1946 referendum and the birth of the republic., encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history section, post-wwii/republic referendum), https://www.britannica.com/place/italy, encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history section, referendum of 2 june 1946): the italian institutional referendum held on 2 june 1946 asked voters to choose between monarchy and republic; the republic won and italy became a republic in 1946., encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history section, referendum of june 2, 1946 on monarchy vs. republic): https://www.britannica.com/place/italy, encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (history), account of the 2 june 1946 institutional referendum abolishing the monarchy, encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" (section: history / the republic), entry on the 2 june 1946 institutional referendum in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy: https://www.britannica.com/place/italy/the-republic, encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" / "italian constitutional referendum of 1946" entry, describing the june 2, 1946 referendum in which italians voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic., encyclopaedia britannica, "italy" / "italian republic" articles, describing the 2 june 1946 institutional referendum in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy., encyclopaedia britannica, 'italian institutional referendum of 1946' (britannica.com), encyclopaedia britannica, 'italy' (article section on the referendum of 1946): the italian institutional referendum was held on june 2, 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, abolishing the house of savoy; italy was proclaimed a republic on june 18, 1946., encyclopaedia britannica, 'italy' history article: the italian institutional referendum of 2 june 1946, in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of the house of savoy; the italian republic was proclaimed shortly after., encyclopaedia britannica, 'italy', section on the postwar republic: the institutional referendum on whether italy should remain a monarchy or become a republic was held on 2 june 1946, with voters choosing the republic; the italian republic was formally proclaimed shortly thereafter., encyclopaedia britannica, article "italy" (history section, "the birth of the republic"): the institutional referendum held on 2 june 1946 resulted in italians voting to abolish the monarchy and establish the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, article "italy" (history section, and entry on the italian republic), states that on june 2, 1946, italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic., encyclopaedia britannica, article "italy" / "referendum of 1946": italy's institutional referendum was held on june 2, 1946, in which voters chose to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic, effective june 18, 1946., encyclopaedia britannica, article "italy", history section "the republic" (britannica.com/place/italy) — states the 2 june 1946 institutional referendum in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy., encyclopaedia britannica, article 'italy' (history section, 'republican italy'): the institutional referendum of 2 june 1946 in which italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy., encyclopaedia britannica, article 'italy' (section on the postwar republic): the italian institutional referendum was held on 2 june 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of king umberto ii; the italian republic was proclaimed shortly after., encyclopaedia britannica, article 'italy', section on the 1946 institutional referendum: on 2 june 1946 italian voters, in a referendum, chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of the house of savoy., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "italian constitutional referendum of 1946" (britannica.com), which states that on 2 june 1946 italians voted in a referendum choosing a republic over the monarchy, ending the kingdom of italy and leading to the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "italy" / "italian republic": italy's institutional referendum, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held on 2 june 1946, ending the reign of king umberto ii and establishing the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italian constitutional referendum of 1946' (and britannica's article on the history of italy), which states that on 2 june 1946 italian voters, in a referendum held alongside the constituent assembly election, chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of king umberto ii and leading to the proclamation of the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italian constitutional referendum of 1946', which states that on 2 june 1946 italian voters, in a referendum held alongside elections for the constituent assembly, chose a republic over the monarchy by a majority of about 54% to 46%, leading to the proclamation of the italian republic on 18 june 1946., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italian constitutional referendum of 1946', which states the referendum was held on 2 june 1946 and resulted in voters choosing a republic over the monarchy, leading to the abdication of the house of savoy and the founding of the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italy - referendum, republic, 1946' (britannica.com), which states the italian institutional referendum of june 2, 1946 resulted in voters abolishing the monarchy and establishing the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italy - the postwar republic' / 'referendum of 1946', confirming the italian institutional referendum was held on 2 june 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy by a majority of about 54%; consistent with the italian ministero dell'interno's historical election archive (referendum istituzionale 2 giugno 1946)., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italy' (history section, 'the birth of the republic'): the italian institutional referendum of 2 june 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held in 1946., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italy' (history section, article 'republic'): the italian institutional referendum was held on 2 june 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, abolishing the house of savoy's rule; corroborated by the italian senate's official historical archive (senato.it) covering the 1946 constituent assembly election held concurrently with the referendum., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italy' / 'italian republic referendum of 1946' — states the institutional referendum held on 2 june 1946 resulted in voters choosing a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of king umberto ii and establishing the italian republic., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'italy', section on the 1946 institutional referendum: on 2 june 1946 italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy in a popular referendum, ending the house of savoy's reign; the italian republic was proclaimed shortly after., italian ministry of defence, ‘towards 2 june’ (official government source): https://www.difesa.it/eng/primo-piano/towards-2-june/32062.html?hl=id-id, official website of the presidency of the italian republic (quirinale), “2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016”: https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, presidency of the italian republic (quirinale), '2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016': https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, presidency of the italian republic (quirinale), https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, presidency of the italian republic (quirinale), ‘2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016’: https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, presidency of the italian republic, historical portal: https://archivio.quirinale.it/aspr/gianni-bisiach/av-002-000015/2-giugno-1946-referendum-repubblica, presidenza della repubblica (quirinale), "2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016", https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, presidenza della repubblica (quirinale), ‘2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016’, https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, presidenza della repubblica italiana (quirinale), ‘2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016’, https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, quirinale, presidency of the italian republic, ‘2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016’: https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, the presidency of the italian republic (quirinale), ‘2 giugno 1946 - 2 giugno 2016’ — https://www.quirinale.it/it/pagine/2-giugno-1946-2-giugno-2016, wikipedia, 1946 italian institutional referendum (2 june 1946: republic 12,718,641 vs monarchy 10,718,502); consistent with britannica, wikipedia, 1946 italian institutional referendum (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1946_italian_institutional_referendum): held 2 june 1946; republic 12,718,641 vs monarchy 10,719,284, www.britannica.com, www.difesa.it, www.interno.gov.it, www.quirinale.it, www.senato.it

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    #14641,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" (history section, referendum of 2 June 1946): the Italian institutional referendum held on 2 June 1946 asked voters to choose between monarchy and republic; the republic won and Italy became a republic in 1946.
    #8861,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" (history section) and "Italian constitutional referendum of 1946": on 2 June 1946, Italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish the Italian Republic, with the republic winning roughly 54% of the vote; the Italian Republic was formally proclaimed shortly thereafter. The Italian Senate's official historical archive (senato.it) also documents 2 June 1946 as the date of the institutional referendum.
    #7351,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italy' / 'Italian republic referendum of 1946' — states the institutional referendum held on 2 June 1946 resulted in voters choosing a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of King Umberto II and establishing the Italian Republic.
    #8631,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry "Italian constitutional referendum of 1946" (britannica.com), which states that on 2 June 1946 Italians voted in a referendum choosing a republic over the monarchy, ending the Kingdom of Italy and leading to the Italian Republic.
    #2771,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" (history section) — states that on June 2, 1946, Italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic, leading to the proclamation of the Italian Republic
    #51,946from www.senato.it
    #15401,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italy', section on the 1946 institutional referendum: on 2 June 1946 Italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy in a popular referendum, ending the House of Savoy's reign; the Italian Republic was proclaimed shortly after.
    #18711,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italian constitutional referendum of 1946', which states that on 2 June 1946 Italian voters, in a referendum held alongside elections for the Constituent Assembly, chose a republic over the monarchy by a majority of about 54% to 46%, leading to the proclamation of the Italian Republic on 18 June 1946.
    #2091,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Italy' history article: the Italian institutional referendum of 2 June 1946, in which Italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of the House of Savoy; the Italian Republic was proclaimed shortly after.
    #14681,946Britannica, "Italy - History"; Senato della Repubblica historical archive, "Il referendum del 2 giugno 1946"
    #6381,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, article "Italy" / "Referendum of 1946": Italy's institutional referendum was held on June 2, 1946, in which voters chose to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic, effective June 18, 1946.
    #10391,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italian constitutional referendum of 1946" (britannica.com) — states the referendum was held on June 2, 1946, in which Italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy.
    #881,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry "Italy" / "Italian republic": Italy's institutional referendum, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held on 2 June 1946, ending the reign of King Umberto II and establishing the Italian Republic.
    #18601,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Italy' (article section on the Referendum of 1946): the Italian institutional referendum was held on June 2, 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, abolishing the House of Savoy; Italy was proclaimed a republic on June 18, 1946.
    #1531,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italy' (History section, 'The birth of the republic'): the Italian institutional referendum of 2 June 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held in 1946.
    #11991,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Italian institutional referendum of 1946' (britannica.com)
    #1311,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Italy', section on the postwar republic: the institutional referendum on whether Italy should remain a monarchy or become a republic was held on 2 June 1946, with voters choosing the republic; the Italian Republic was formally proclaimed shortly thereafter.
    #651,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy - Republic, Constitution, Reconstruction" (britannica.com/place/Italy), which states that on June 2, 1946, Italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic, ending the reign of the House of Savoy.
    #17251,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, article "Italy" (History section, "The birth of the republic"): the institutional referendum held on 2 June 1946 resulted in Italians voting to abolish the monarchy and establish the Italian Republic.
    #8661,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, article "Italy" (history section, and entry on the Italian republic), states that on June 2, 1946, Italians voted in a referendum to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic.
    #7291,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italian constitutional referendum of 1946', which states the referendum was held on 2 June 1946 and resulted in voters choosing a republic over the monarchy, leading to the abdication of the House of Savoy and the founding of the Italian Republic.
    #1661,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italy - The postwar republic' / 'Referendum of 1946', confirming the Italian institutional referendum was held on 2 June 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy by a majority of about 54%; consistent with the Italian Ministero dell'Interno's historical election archive (Referendum istituzionale 2 giugno 1946).
    #7081,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" / "Italian republic" articles, describing the 2 June 1946 institutional referendum in which Italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy.
    #12941,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" (History), account of the 2 June 1946 institutional referendum abolishing the monarchy
    #5161,946Wikipedia, 1946 Italian institutional referendum (2 June 1946: Republic 12,718,641 vs Monarchy 10,718,502); consistent with Britannica
    #3511,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, article 'Italy' (History section, 'Republican Italy'): the institutional referendum of 2 June 1946 in which Italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy.
    #14991,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" (history section, entry on the 1946 institutional referendum): on 2 June 1946, Italians voted in a referendum choosing a republic over the monarchy, ending the House of Savoy's reign; the Italian Republic was formally proclaimed shortly after. Corroborated by the Italian Senate's official historical archive (senato.it) on the 2 June 1946 referendum and the birth of the Republic.
    #4291,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italy' (history section, article 'Republic'): the Italian institutional referendum was held on 2 June 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, abolishing the House of Savoy's rule; corroborated by the Italian Senate's official historical archive (senato.it) covering the 1946 Constituent Assembly election held concurrently with the referendum.
    #3791,946Britannica, 'Italian constitutional referendum of 1946' - Italy's institutional referendum, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held on June 2, 1946.
    #7041,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, article "Italy", History section "The Republic" (britannica.com/place/Italy) — states the 2 June 1946 institutional referendum in which Italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy.
    #4431,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italian constitutional referendum of 1946" (and Britannica's "Italy" history article), which describes the June 2, 1946 popular referendum in which Italian voters chose to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic.
    #8771,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italy - Referendum, Republic, 1946' (britannica.com), which states the Italian institutional referendum of June 2, 1946 resulted in voters abolishing the monarchy and establishing the Italian Republic.
    #2941,946Britannica, "Italian Referendum of 1946" (britannica.com) — states the institutional referendum was held on June 2, 1946, in which Italian voters chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the House of Savoy's reign and establishing the Italian Republic.
    #3281,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" (history section, "The birth of the republic"): the Italian institutional referendum, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, was held on 2 June 1946, ending the Savoy monarchy and establishing the Italian Republic.
    #21,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, article 'Italy' (section on the postwar Republic): the Italian institutional referendum was held on 2 June 1946, in which voters chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of King Umberto II; the Italian Republic was proclaimed shortly after.
    #5401,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Italy" / "Italian constitutional referendum of 1946" entry, describing the June 2, 1946 referendum in which Italians voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic.
    #13141,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, entry 'Italian constitutional referendum of 1946' (and Britannica's article on the History of Italy), which states that on 2 June 1946 Italian voters, in a referendum held alongside the Constituent Assembly election, chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of King Umberto II and leading to the proclamation of the Italian Republic.
    #2931,946Encyclopaedia Britannica, article 'Italy', section on the 1946 institutional referendum: on 2 June 1946 Italian voters, in a referendum, chose a republic over the monarchy, ending the reign of the House of Savoy.
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