Siege of Crema (1514)

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The siege of Crema in 1514 was a significant military engagement set within the broader context of political and martial upheaval in early 16th-century Italy, particularly during the War of the League of Cambrai.

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Siege of Crema (1514)
Via Valsecchi, Crema Castelnuovo

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N 45.3588 °	E 9.7008 °

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Via Valsecchi 3a
26013 Crema, Castelnuovo
Lombardy, Italy
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