Bari

E29192

cathedral church city international airport military air raid port city seaport

Bari is a major port city in southern Italy that served as an important Allied military hub and logistics center during World War II.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	cathedral → church → city → international airport → military air raid → port city → seaport →
conflict	World War II →
country	Italy →
hasAirport	Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport →
hasEvent	Air raid on Bari →
hasLandmark	Bari Cathedral → Basilica of Saint Nicholas →
hasPort	Port of Bari →
hasRole	Allied logistics center → Allied military hub → commercial center → ferry hub → major port →
hasSubdivision	Murat district → Old Town (Bari Vecchia) →
isCapitalOf	Apulia → Metropolitan City of Bari →
language	Italian →
localLanguage	Bari dialect →
locatedIn	Apulia → Bari → Bari → Bari → Southern Italy →
locatedOn	Adriatic Sea → Adriatic coast →
partOf	Kingdom of Italy →
perpetrator	Luftwaffe →
religion	Roman Catholicism →
result	civilian casualties → heavy damage to port facilities → sinking of Allied ships →
serves	Bari →
target	Bari →
time	2 December 1943 →
timePeriod	World War II →
usedBy	Allied forces → British military → United States military →
usedFor	cargo transport → military logistics → passenger ferries →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bari Cathedral → Basilica of Saint Nicholas → Port of Bari →	locatedIn
Adriatic Sea → Ionian Sea →	hasMajorPort
Kutaisi → Voronezh →	hasSisterCity
Kingdom of Naples → Southern Italy →	majorCity
Apulia →	capital
Italian Peninsula →	containsCity
Saint Nicholas of Myra →	cultCenter
Eighth Army (United Kingdom) →	garrisonOrHeadquarters
Palermo FC →	hasRival
Fifteenth Air Force →	headquartersLocation
1990 FIFA World Cup →	hostCity
Kingdom of Sicily →	importantCity
Apulia →	largestCity
Igoumenitsa →	linkedByFerryTo
Saint Nicholas of Myra →	patronage
Castellaneta ("Bari (regional capital of Apulia)") →	regionCapital
Nino Rota →	residence
Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport →	serves
Air raid on Bari →	target
Białystok →	twinCity
Patras →	twinnedWith