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Gianicolo statue

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Without sources it's hard to distinguish urban legends from fact. For one, a statue dedicated to Anita had been discussed for many years and a plot of land was assigned to it by the national government in April 1928, while the article makes it sound as if it was commissioned by Mussolini in 1929 to spite the Vatican. Second, the fact that the request of the Vatican is mentioned to be "unofficial" sounds like a recipe for unsourced claims, similar to other ones that I've seen over the Garibaldi monument (e.g., that it would've been moved from facing the Vatican after the Lateran Treaty of 1929, or that the Anita monument would've been built to give the impression that Garibaldi was facing her rather than the Vatican, or that it would have been an olive branch to anti-clerical elements within the government who were upset about the Lateran Treaty, etc.). Daydreamers (talk) 21:09, 6 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]