Database: Cannaregio District - Revision history

Batfan13 at 03:26, 6 May 2026

2026-05-06T03:26:36Z

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	Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the [[Judaism\|Jewish]] Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a "part of the city to which Jews are restricted", not "this couch is so ghetto", as is commonly thought today.		Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the [[Judaism\|Jewish]] Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a "part of the city to which Jews are restricted", not "this couch is so ghetto", as is commonly thought today.

	The district contains the [[church]]es of [[San Giobbe]] and [[Madonna dell'Orto]].		The district contains the [[church]]es of [[Chiesa di San Giobbe\|San Giobbe]] and [[Chiesa della Madonna dell'Orto\|Madonna dell'Orto]].
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]

imported>Darman36 at 14:53, 12 November 2021

2021-11-12T14:53:39Z

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	Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the [[Judaism\|Jewish]] Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a "part of the city to which Jews are restricted", not "this couch is so ghetto", as is commonly thought today.		Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the [[Judaism\|Jewish]] Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a "part of the city to which Jews are restricted", not "this couch is so ghetto", as is commonly thought today.

	The district contains the [[church]]es of [[San Giobbe]] and [[Madonna dell'Orto~~\|Madonna dell’Orto~~]].		The district contains the [[church]]es of [[San Giobbe]] and [[Madonna dell'Orto]].
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]

imported>Darman36 at 14:53, 12 November 2021

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	Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the [[Judaism\|Jewish]] Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a "part of the city to which Jews are restricted", not "this couch is so ghetto", as is commonly thought today.		Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the [[Judaism\|Jewish]] Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a "part of the city to which Jews are restricted", not "this couch is so ghetto", as is commonly thought today.

imported>Darman36: Since we have articles on Christianity and Islam...

2021-11-12T14:52:22Z

Since we have articles on Christianity and Islam...

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	Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the Jewish Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a ~~“part~~ of the city to which Jews are ~~restricted”~~, not ~~“this~~ couch is so ~~ghetto”~~, as is commonly thought today.		Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the [[Judaism\|Jewish]] Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a "part of the city to which Jews are restricted", not "this couch is so ghetto", as is commonly thought today.

	The district contains the ~~churches~~ of [[San Giobbe]] and [[Madonna dell'Orto\|Madonna dell’Orto]].		The district contains the [[church]]es of [[San Giobbe]] and [[Madonna dell'Orto\|Madonna dell’Orto]].
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 07:19, 12 April 2019

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	Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the Jewish Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a “part of the city to which Jews are restricted”, not “this couch is so ghetto”, as is commonly thought today.		Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the Jewish Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a “part of the city to which Jews are restricted”, not “this couch is so ghetto”, as is commonly thought today.

imported>Zero-ELEC: Dead end fixed.

2016-04-01T02:47:52Z

Dead end fixed.

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	Largely a working class area of the city, Cannaregio became the Jewish Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of ~~Venince~~. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a “part of the city to which Jews are restricted”, not “this couch is so ghetto”, as is commonly thought today.		Largely a working class area of the city, [[Cannaregio District\|Cannaregio]] became the Jewish Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of [[Venice]]. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a “part of the city to which Jews are restricted”, not “this couch is so ghetto”, as is commonly thought today.

	The district contains the churches of San Giobbe and Madonna dell’Orto.		The district contains the churches of [[San Giobbe]] and [[Madonna dell'Orto\|Madonna dell’Orto]].
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]

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2016-03-11T16:26:08Z

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Largely a working class area of the city, Cannaregio became the Jewish Ghetto in 1516 and was enclosed by guarded gates to keep the Jews separated from the rest of Venince. FYI, this was the origin of the Venetian term ghetto, which means a “part of the city to which Jews are restricted”, not “this couch is so ghetto”, as is commonly thought today.

The district contains the churches of San Giobbe and Madonna dell’Orto.
{{DEFAULTSORT: Cannaregio District}}
[[Category:Database: Locations]]
[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]