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Caserta (käzĕr`tä), city (1991 pop. 69,027), capital of Caserta prov., Campania, S central Italy. It is an agricultural, commercial, and growing industrial center, and a transportation junction. The surrender of the German forces in Italy to the Allies took place there on Apr. 29, 1945. Caserta is noted for its magnificent royal palace (built 1752–74) and gardens. There is an academy of aeronautics in the city.

Caserta

a town in S Italy, in Campania: centre of Garibaldi's campaigns for the unification of Italy (1860); Allied headquarters in World War II. Pop.: 75 208 (2001)

Caserta

a city in southern Italy, in the region of Campania; the capital of the province of Caserta. Population, 61, 700 (1970). Railroad junction. There are flour mills and plants for the production of tobacco. Wine and olive oil are also produced. There are electronics, chemical, and glass industries. Caserta is the site of a Romanesque cathedral (1113–53; Gothic bell tower, 1234) and the Palazzo Reale (from 1752, architect L. Vanvitelli).

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A police spokesman in Caserta said: "Experts had to be called in from Rome to deal with the animal, which was kept in a large tank of water on the terrace of the apartment, which was also surrounded with CCTV cameras.

Mafia boss in crocs threat by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

NOT MANY months afterwards another Eighth Army officer reached Caserta in the shape of my dad.

The Open memories flood back on special weekend by The Racing Post (London, England)

After that, I drove to the town of Caserta with its 1,200-room palace built about 1750 by Charles VII of Bourbon, then ruler of the Kingdom of Naples.

The buffalo ismozzarella's big cheese by The Star (Amman, Jordan)

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