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Italiano: Statua equestre ad Emanuele Filiberto di Savoia - Piazza san Carlo - Torino - Italy
Español: Monumento a Manuel Filiberto, duque de Saboya. Plaza San Carlos, Turín, Italia. El basamento fue realizado en homenaje a la victoria de San Quintín en 1557, donde participó el Tercio de Saboya y el duque fue el comandante del ejército español.
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