There we go again:
(1946) Necropolises
Paestum – Cosilinum
>> cannot find anything about it; spelling? location?
(1942) Libraries
Caserta - Biblioteca Palatina
>> is it in the palace?
1948) Roman monuments converted into churches
Paestum - San Michele alle Grottelle in Padula
(1947) Cave Temples/Churches
Paestum - San Michele alle Grottelle in Padula
>> not sure if it's included, only the monastery is (Certosa di Padula)
(1932) Built or owned by British
Vicenza - Villa Barbaro was built for Daniele Barbaro who was the English embassador and his brother.
>> He was the Venetian ambassador to England, so an 'Italian' and not a Brit
(1918) Communism
Platz der Einheit is NOT inside the inscribed area of Potsdam which consists of palaces and parks. See map on UNESCO site and compare with a Google map of Potsdam marking the Platz der Einheit
>> deleted it
(1917) Modelled after
Vicenza - Villa Pisani in Stra is modelled after Versailles
(1916) Napoleon was here
Vicenza - Villa Pisani in Stra - Napoleon acquired the villa at 1807.
(1915) Hitler was here
Vicenza - Villa Pisani in Stra - Here Hitler first conferred with Mussolini in 1934.
>> The Villa Pisani inscribed in this WHS is another one, not in Stra but in Montagnana (the other wasn't designed by Palladio).
(1914) Communism
Vilnius - Zaliasis Bridge vilnius-life.com/culture/culture_details/91-Zaliasis_Bridge I think it's within the boundary.
>> I don't think it is, the current bridge a new addition (1952) while only the historic centre of the town is part of the WHS. Also not mentioned in docs.
(1911) Sufism
Budapest - Masoleum of Gul Baba
>> not mentioned in specific list in nomination document, and also on map looks to be situated just north of core area
(1898) Built or owned by Germans
Bern - Albert Einstein's house
>> he lived there, but seems to have only rented it,
http://www.einstein-bern.ch/index.php?lang=en
