Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe NAPLES, Italy, April 19 (UPI) -- Italian police shut down one of the country's largest libraries to investigate the thefts of thousands of antique books. The Girolamini Library in Naples was shut down Thursday while police look into the disappearances of thousands of books during the past few weeks, ANSA reported Thursday. Advertisement The library, which opened its doors in 1586, counts 5,000 tomes from the 16th century among its collection of about 160,000 books. Read More Mussolini villa to have Holocaust museum Frankenstein film frame found at Vatican Virtual library of medieval works created Pope heads to the hills for summer break Ancient chess strategy guide found
