Sicilian born - would the passport be Sicilian or Italian?

Ethel | 15:54 Tue 06th Sep 2005 | People & Places

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Please excuse my ignorance but it would be very helpful if someone could tell me.

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Italian, for sure.

Ethel

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Many thanks for your very prompt reply brionon

Grunty

That is if you are talking about a present-day person. In the nineteenth century, Sicily was a separate country.

Ethel

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Thanks for that grunty. I do mean present day.

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