Abstract

On 4 November 1966, an acqua alta, an exceptionally high tide that periodically floods Venice, burst the coastal dykes, drowning the city under more than a metre of water. Following the call for international solidarity launched by UNESCO, countries around the world came to the rescue of this architectural wonder.

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