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How many times has the world cup been hosted in Italy?
Italy hosted the world cup twice the last one was in 1990.
Who won the 1934 World Cup?
Italy won the 1934 World Cup
When did Italy join FIFA soccer?
The 1990 FIFA World Cup finals were held in Italy, with West Germany beating Argentina in the final 1-0 at the Olympic Stadium, Rome.
Which country won the world cup in 1934?
Italy
Was there a world cup in Italy?
Twice (1934 & 1990)
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