Breccia di Porta Pia

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Breccia di Porta Pia is the name given to the breach opened by Italian troops in Rome’s Aurelian Walls near Porta Pia in 1870, marking the decisive moment of the city’s capture and the completion of Italian unification.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
historical event
symbol of Italian unification
alsoKnownAs Breach of Porta Pia NERFINISHED
belongsTo 19th-century Italian history
casusBelli refusal of the Pope to accept Italian annexation of Rome
chronologicalContext late phase of the Risorgimento
combatant Kingdom of Italy NERFINISHED
Papal States NERFINISHED
commander Hermann Kanzler NERFINISHED
Raffaele Cadorna NERFINISHED
commemoratedBy monument at Porta Pia
commemoratedOn 20 September
conflict Italian campaign against the Papal States in 1870
country Italy
date 20 September 1870
etymology named after Porta Pia gate in the Aurelian Walls NERFINISHED
hasAftermath Rome proclaimed capital of the Kingdom of Italy
hasCategory Battles involving Italy
Battles involving the Papal States
History of Rome in the 19th century
hasEffect integration of Rome into the Italian state
reduction of papal temporal authority to the Vatican
hasPart breach in the Aurelian Walls
hasType urban battle
wall breach
languageOfName Italian
location Aurelian Walls NERFINISHED
Rome
near Porta Pia
militaryBranch Italian Army NERFINISHED
opponent Papal troops NERFINISHED
partOf Capture of Rome NERFINISHED
Italian unification NERFINISHED
precededBy siege of Rome in 1870 NERFINISHED
relatedTo Risorgimento NERFINISHED
Roman Question NERFINISHED
result annexation of Rome to the Kingdom of Italy
capture of Rome by the Kingdom of Italy
end of the Papal States as a temporal power
significance decisive moment in the completion of Italian unification
opened the way for Rome to become capital of Italy
used artillery
infantry assault
year 1870

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Capture of Rome alsoKnownAs Breccia di Porta Pia