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Verona is a city in northern Italy located on the Adige River with over 265,000 inhabitants. It has a rich artistic heritage and is the setting for three of Shakespeare's plays, leading to its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city has a long history, originally inhabited by the Euganei people before becoming a Roman colony in 89 BC. In the medieval era, Verona was dominated by its many towers and ruled by powerful families who expanded and beautified the city. Today, Verona is best known as the legendary location of the story of Romeo and Juliet, though the historical accuracy is uncertain.
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- 5. In early middle ages Verona was taken by Ostrogoths, Byzantines and Lombards until 774, when Adalgisus made his stand against Charlemagne. Verona was then the ordinary residence of the kings of Italy. The government of the city became hereditary in the family of Count Milo.
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- 7. In that era Verona was recovered by the aid of popular risings. The peace led to a period of economic, cultural and artistic splendour for Verona. The city was embellished by a great number of palaces, churches and convents, many designed by the architect Michele Sanmicheli. The population rose to 55,000 by 1626, but a plague in 1630 reduced it to some 20,000.
- 8. Verona was conquered by Napoleon in 1797. In 1797 Verona became Austrian territory when Napoleon signed the Treaty of Campo Formio. During World War II Verona was one of the most bombed cities in the area, due to its strategic position and the presence of ministries of the Italian Social Republic.
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