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bombed Parma. The main targets were Parma's train station and marshalling yards, but the high altitude bombing was often inaccurate and many of Parma's historic buildings were damaged, among them the
Biblioteca Palatina. Some 21,000 volumes of the library's collection were
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1,379,662 item (2019), 142,419 item (2019), 1,407,002 item (2020), 1,411,749 item (2021), 1,420,367 item (2022), 142,424 item (2022), 848,497 volume, 3,044 item
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