DARK TONED 1941 PROUD ITALIA VICTORY WAR EAGLE Pendant on a 24" 925 Silver Chain

DARK TONED 1941 PROUD ITALIA VICTORY WAR EAGLE Pendant on a 24

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Theme:Coins & Money
Type:Chain
Color:Silver
Pendant Shape:Eagle
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Metal:Sterling Silver
Handmade:Yes
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1941 World War II Dark Toned Classic ITALIA War Eagle VICTORY Coin Pendant on a 24″.925 Sterling Silver Chain. 24mm diameter 1″ Well made to stand the test of time. Sturdy piece with reinforced rings and strong lobster clasp closure. Fast and Free shipping to all USA addresses,to APO/FPO/DPO addresses and to international countries Monday through Saturday! Satisfaction guaranteed. First Class, 5 Star Customer Service. Shorter chains available on request, free of charge! Please send your chain size using the “add message” box at checkout! Thank You for shopping withEvery Magical Day;part of the Pendant and Ring Family. Feel free to check out our other jewelry and coins and add us to your favorites list! PLEASE NOTE: Due to current events there are many shipping slowdowns in the US and in international ports. Despite that, we ship quickly Monday through Saturday. Order today to get your package on time! Thank you for your patience, your understanding, and for shopping with Every Magical Day. A Timeline History of Italy 700000 BC Early Italian settlers (700,000BC – 100,000 BC). The Etruscans dominate the north of modern-day Italy, and the region of Tuscany lends its name to this period. Greek colonies are established along the south coast of the peninsula. The Etruscans try and fail to conquer the Greeks. 753 BC The birth of Rome. Myth and history mingle around the birth of Rome. Legend says the town is founded by Romulus on the site where he killed his brother Remus, and is home to the seven kings who followed the brothers. History shows that the local Latin nobles remove three Etruscan kings from the town before setting up a republic. 750 BC Early Rome (750 BC- 246 BC). Although Rome stands for ‘the people’, the reality is a state of two classes, the patricians and the plebeians. Living is basic until they borrow ideas of currency and writing from the surrounding Etruscans and Greeks. The Romans also adopt the Greek Gods as their religion. 246 BC Roman armies invade Europe (246 BC – 146 BC). The Roman armies begin to invade their neighbors and successfully build allies in the defeated cities. A victorious war over the Carthage Empire gives Rome control of mainland Greece, the Moon, most of North Africa and some of Asia minor. 100 BC Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC). Julius Caesar is born in 100 BC and becomes one of Rome’s most powerful generals, amiable conquerors and capable administrators. He expands the Empire north through modern France, Britain and Germany. Caesar establishes a dictatorship in 46 BC, but is assassinated two years later. 31 BC Height of the Roman Empire (31 BC – 300 AD). During Hadrian’s rule, 76 = 138, the Empire’s reach was its farthest, from Britain and Germany in the north, across the Balkans to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine in the east, North Africa in the south and the Moon in the west. Great feats of engineering and architecture, such as the Coliseum, are built during this time. 303 The persecution and rise of Christians. In 303 Emperor Diocletian launches an Empire-wide persecution of Christians. His successor, Constantine I, reverses this attack, divides the Empire into two (east and west) and supposedly grants the church control of Rome. 400 Early Middle Ages (400 – 1100). After the fall of Rome, Italy is repeatedly invaded and conquered by various Germanic tribes. North Italy falls under the Byzantium Empire, while Rome and the surrounding Papal States are granted to the church. This period is dominated by struggles between the German Holy Roman Emperor and the popes. 1100 Independence of the north (1100 – 1300). Cities in the north increasingly strive for independence, establishing themselves through trade, industry and conquest. Florence, Milan and Venice emerge as leaders, with the latter becoming Europe’s trade gateway to the East. These city-states switch allegiance from Holy Roman Empire and the Papacy to serve their own interests. 1400 The Renaissance starts in Italy (1400 – 1559). The northern cities are breeding grounds for intellectual and artistic ideas and launch the Italian Renaissance, which quickly spreads into Northern Europe. Florence in particular flourishes as an artists’ haven under the generous patronage of the Medici family. 1559 Foreign control (1559 – 1796). After the devastating Italian wars, the country sees a period of relative peace under Habsburg rule, first Spanish then Austrian-controlled. Meanwhile the discovery of the Americas and new routes to Asia, the rise of the Ottoman Empire and repeated bouts of the plague all contribute to Italy’s economic decline. 1796 Napoleon and the Kingdom of Italy (1796 – 1808). Napoleon’s rise following the French revolution saw a succession of wars aimed at forcing Austria to withdraw from Italy. After numerous struggles, northern and central Italy are annexed to the Napoleonic Empire and named the Kingdom of Italy, while the south is administered by Napoleon’s brother-in-law. 1814 Congress of Vienna. Following the defeat of the Napoleonic Empire, the reactionary Congress of Vienna restores the pre-existing divisions in Europe, carving up Italy again. Rising Italian nationalism is repeatedly repressed by the Austrian Empire, but the seeds of Italian unification are sown. 1871 Italian Unification. Radical Italian nationalists, Giuseppe Garibaldi and Giuseppe Mazzini, are backed by conservative monarchists, Count Camile Cavour and Victor Emmanuel II, to establish a united Italian state. Following a succession of wars, unity is declared in 1871 as the parliament is established in Rome. 1914 First World War (1914 – 1919). Italy remains neutral at the start of World War I, but joins the Allies a year later on the promise of Austro-Hungarian territories. The country is plunged into a long war of attrition which drains the economy. Political and social unrest grows when the promised territories are not honored. 1919 Mussolini and the rise of Fascism (1919 – 1939). Benito Mussolini starts a National Fascist Party and attempts a coup in October 1922. King Victor Emmanuel III appoints Mussolini as prime minister to try and control the situation. Mussolini bans opposing political parties, regulates society and creates a dictatorship. 1935 Mussolini’s aggressive foreign policy (1935 – 1939). Mussolini invades Ethiopia in a bid to create a new Roman Empire. He subsequently withdraws from the League of Nations and allies with Nazi Germany. Together the two fascist regimes support General Franco in the Spanish civil war. 1939 Second World War (1939 – 1945). Mussolini initially abstains from the fighting, but decides to join Germany in June 1940 as they seem poised for victory. Italy tries to invade Africa and the Balkans, but requires Hitler’s support against the Allies each time. 1943 Collapse of the Fascist Party. After defeat in North Africa and a stalemate in Greece, Mussolini is pushed out of Sicily by the Allies in July 1943. His Fascist regime collapses and in September 1943 Italy surrenders. 1945 Defeat in the Second World War The Germans recover northern Italy and set Mussolini up in a puppet state. However the Allies move north through the Italian peninsula and German forces surrender in Italy on May 2, 1945. June 2, 1946 The Italian Republic and recovery. Italy becomes a republic on June 2, 1946. Fearing a Communist takeover, the Christian Democrats win a landslide victory. The economy prospers under the American-led Marshall Plan. Italy is a founding member of the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1957. 1970 Social and economic unrest (1970s). Economic crises and widespread social unrest heightens Europe’s fears of a Communist uprising in Italy. The period is characterized by terrorist attacks by opposing extremist groups. 1980 Growth and corruption (1980 – 1990). The 1980s witnesses a period of economic growth, but increasing national debt brings another collapse. A far-reaching ‘Clean Hands’ investigation uncovers widespread bribery, theft and corruption involving thousands of politicians, public officials and businessmen. 2000 Italy in the recession (2000 + ). Media magnate Silvio Berlusconi sweeps to power in 2001 with a center-right coalition. Italy’s economy is severely damaged by the recession of 2008 and two years later Italian public debt is the second largest in Europe after Greece. A series of austerity measures are socially unpopular, but slowly start to reduce the public debt. 2010 Italy begins recovery (2010 +). In 2015 left-leaning Sergio Matteralla takes power and works to dismantle organized crime. In 2019 a pandemic ravages Italy but the surviving populous finds greater community as they sing together, in quarantine, from balconies thanking front-line workers and medical staff who battle the illness on a daily basis. This is a coin necklace from the Every Magical Day Store on eBay, part of the Pendant and Ring family of stores. We specialize in real coin jewelry for real people. Thank you for your interest in this coin pendant necklace, scroll to learn more!

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