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The 26 pages that link to Italian diaspora, each with the reason it gives.

• Italian languageRelated: Diaspora communities maintain, adapt, and transmit Italian in multilingual settings.

• Kingdom of SardiniaRelated: The new state's consolidation helped shape the national identity later carried abroad by emigrants.

• Italian nationalismRelated: Emigration carried Italian identities abroad while highlighting social conditions within the new state.

• Enrico CarusoRelated: Caruso’s popularity resonated with Italian communities abroad, especially in the United States.

• Italian economic miracleRelated: Industrial growth slowed some overseas emigration while leaving older migration networks in place.

• ItalyRelated: Migration carried Italian food practices abroad and helped shape how Italian cooking is understood internationally.

• Kingdom of the Two SiciliesRelated: Mass migration from the former kingdom’s regions later reflected economic pressures intensified by unification.

• Cosa NostraRelated: Migration carried Sicilian criminal networks and traditions abroad.

• Italian AmericanNarrower topic: Italian migration to the United States formed one of the diaspora’s largest communities.

• Rudolph ValentinoNarrower topic: His migration placed him among Italian immigrants building lives in the United States.

• Unification of ItalyRelated: Mass emigration became one response to the economic and social conditions of the unified kingdom.

• PizzaRelated: Italian migration carried pizza abroad, where local cooks reshaped it.

• Errico MalatestaRelated: Exile and migration carried Malatesta’s organizing and publications into Italian communities abroad.

• Italian MafiaRelated: Migration carried some Mafia networks and practices beyond Italy, including to the United States.

• BocceRelated: Italian communities helped establish bocce clubs and courts in many countries.

• Tina ModottiNarrower topic: Her move to the United States belonged to a wider history of Italian emigration.

• Bruno SammartinoNarrower topic: Sammartino’s immigrant background became part of his appeal to Italian-American audiences.

• Gaetano BresciNarrower topic: Bresci’s migration placed him in a transnational network of Italian workers and radicals.

• Luigi GalleaniRelated: Immigrant networks carried Galleani’s publications and influence across the United States.

• Ugo FoscoloRelated: Foscolo’s long residence abroad made his life an early, prominent story of Italian intellectual displacement.

• Albano CarrisiRelated: Carrisi’s success abroad resonated with audiences connected to Italian language and heritage.

• Culture of ItalyRelated: Migration carried Italian customs abroad and reshaped ideas of belonging to Italy.

• Frank LentiniRelated: Lentini's move from Sicily to the United States placed his career within Italian migration.

• Giuseppe MorelloNarrower topic: Mass migration created the transatlantic communities in which Morello built influence.

• ItalyRelated: Large-scale emigration spread Italian communities and cultural influence worldwide.

• Toto CutugnoRelated: The international reach of “L’Italiano” resonated with audiences beyond Italy, including people of Italian heritage.