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The city was among the first of the Italian peninsula to be influenced by Christianity, in fact St Paul in his third voyage that took him from Malta to Rome in AD 61 made a stop in Reggio Calabria
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Reggio Calabria sacked by the Visigoths
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The Byzantines expanded the castle of the city and built several fortresses
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The city was ruled by Emirs from Palermo but after 20 years returned to the Byzantines.
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Prince of Salerno Guaimario IV, an ally of the Byzantines, sent Norman knights led by Guglielmo d'Altavilla.
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The Normans of Roberto il Guiscardo attempted to take possession of the city but failed.
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The city was conquered by the Angevins and suffered a worsening of their economic conditions.
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During the Sicilian Vespers Reggio formed an alliance with the Aragonese trying unsuccessfully to free itself from Angevins.
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During the war between Spain and France, the city was conquered by the Spaniards.
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The city was sacked by the Turks commanded by Barbarossa
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The city was hit by an epidemic of plague, that decimated the population
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The city was partially destroyed by a strong earthquake
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Reggio was bombarded by the English fleet
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"Moti risorgimentali"
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By the Battle of "Piazza Duomo" Reggio was conquered by Garibaldini of Garibaldi thus becoming part of Kingdom of Italy
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The city was destroyed by a catastrophic earthquake and a tsunami.
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Starting the reconstruction of Reggio Calabria
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The city was bombed by Anglo - American allies
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With the establishment of the Calabria Region, the city of Catanzaro was chosen as the capital of the Region and in Reggio there were protest movements, that caused several victims. Tis protest was called "MOTI OF REGGIO".
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By the and of the 80 begain the "Spring of Reggio", a revival of cultural and social, that thanks to the efforts of the then mayor Italo Falcomatà.
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The city was conquered by the Arabs who massacred the inhabitants and killed the bishop
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The city was taken by the Byzantines, who made it the administrative center of southern Italy whit the title of capital of the Duchy of Calabria