Salò

E72197

town

Salò is a town on the western shore of Lake Garda in northern Italy, historically known as the de facto seat of government of Mussolini’s Italian Social Republic during World War II.

Statements (39)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	town →
areaCode	+39 0365 →
associatedWithPoliticalLeader	Benito Mussolini →
belongsTo	Italian Republic →
country	Italy →
elevation	approximately 65 metres above sea level →
governmentTypeDuringItalianSocialRepublic	fascist puppet state administration →
hasCoastlineOn	Lake Garda →
hasCulturalAttraction	churches and historic buildings from various periods → historic lakeside promenade →
hasEconomicActivity	services → small-scale commerce → tourism →
hasFeature	historic town center → scenic lakeside setting →
hasMunicipalStatus	comune →
hasNameInItalian	Salò →
hasSubdivisionType	frazione →
historicalEvent	served as administrative center for several ministries of the Italian Social Republic →
historicallyKnownAs	de facto seat of government of the Italian Social Republic →
historicalRole	symbolic center of Mussolini’s regime after 1943 →
isOnWaterbody	Lake Garda →
locatedIn	Lombardy → Province of Brescia → north of Italy’s Po Valley → northern Italy →
locatedNear	Garda Mountains →
locatedOn	banks of the Salò gulf → western shore of Lake Garda →
locatedWestOf	Lake Garda →
officialLanguage	Italian →
partOf	Valtenesi area →
postalCode	25087 →
region	Lombardy →
timePeriodOfDeFactoCapitalStatus	1943–1945 → World War II →
timezone	CET →
timezoneDST	CEST →
wasDeFactoCapitalOf	Italian Social Republic →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Italian Social Republic → Italian Social Republic →	capital
Italian Social Republic → Italian Social Republic →	deFactoCapital
Gardone Riviera →	borders
Salò →	hasNameInItalian
Italian Lake District →	hasTown