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Rome Opens Site of Julius Caesar’s Assassination as a Tourist Attraction

ET TU, BRUTE?

Luxury jeweler Bulgari financed the project to open the plaza where a group of conspirators stabbed Caesar to death.

Chris Hippensteel
Chris Hippensteel
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Chris Hippensteel

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