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  1. luciano
    25 January 2009 @ 03:27

    The exiles wait later 60 years:

    1) today, everyone talks about Norma Cossetto when I remember I was one of the first to hear about it here in Sardinia and to know all its history, its true story. But there are many other things that you don't know, or that you don't want them to know each other: the shame that still today the city of Padua hosts in its University , where Norma Cossetto studied and where a commemorative plaque is reported where she reports that Norma Cossetto is a victim of Nazism, when we all know very well that it's a dirty and filthy lie.

    2) Return of the tombs

    3) Return of houses

    4) Compensation and quo and final

    5) Compliance with the law for birthplaces on documents

    Our organizations have done nothing but take the money from the government to keep quiet, to sleep and cheat the exiles. Shame

    The business is huge behind the exiles' shoulders

    The only positive thing, even if it's an end in itself, it is the recognition of the DAY OF REMEMBRANCE, but not even this was promoted by the Organizations but by the Honorable Menia with cross votes. Shame!

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  2. alessandro
    11 February 2008 @ 09:38

    good initiative. I underline some inaccuracies: the population, although speaking a dialect deriving from the Venetian (inheritance of the serenissima), cannot be considered Venetian. Triestini = Giuliani, Inhabitants of Istria = Istrians, Inhabitants of Dalmatia = Dalmatians.
    The position of the allies was somewhat more complex and the intimidation and persecution of the Italians lasted well beyond 47.
    For more detailed and precise information, refer to the volume “Seminar Proceedings, Exodus” drawn up by the Ass. of the Istrian communities of Trieste.

    10 February: I don't forget!

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  3. mstatus
    9 February 2008 @ 09:38

    Congratulations on the article.

    a warm greeting!

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