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Line 2: {{more citations needed\|date=October 2012}} {{Culture of San Marino}} As the only surviving [[medieval commune]] in the [[Italian ~~peninsula~~Peninsula]], the '''history of San Marino''' is intertwined with the medieval, [[Renaissance]] and [[History of Italy\|modern-day history of the Italian peninsula]], according to tradition beginning with its foundation in 301 AD. Like [[Andorra]], [[Liechtenstein]] and [[Monaco]], it is a surviving example of the typical medieval [[microstate]] of [[Germany]], Italy and the [[Pyrenees]].

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