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Language and lineage of the Etruscans in Fascist Italy and National socialist Germany
This article studies the case of the Etruscan language, which was spoken in western central Italy, from the eighth century to the first century BCE, but whose lengthy texts we do not yet well understand. It shows that, as the origins of the Etruscan language and people are unknown, the Etruscan lang
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