In Trieste the banners of the Yugoslav partisans who massacred thousands of Italians
The first of May 1945 Tito's Yugoslav partisans entered Trieste and began an occupation of the city that lasted forty days, in that period and in the previous months, they were killed in the foibe around 14.000 Italians.
The Tito people were guilty of unspeakable crimes against thousands of people guilty only of being born in Italy, therefore it is striking that even today in our country there are those who celebrate the Yugoslav partisans. What was reported by the Italian Dalmatian association which expressed its indignation at the presence of Yugoslavian and Italian flags with the red star and "titovize" in the trade union march on May 1st in Trieste would already be very serious., the Yugoslavian partisan headdress, but the use of the flags of the communist partisans becomes disconcerting if it is displayed by an Italian municipality.
This is what happened in the Municipality of San Dorligo della Valle, town of almost six thousand inhabitants on the border with Slovenia, where exactly on May 1st, together with the Italian tricolor, to the flag of the municipality and the European one, the flag of the Slovenian partisans of Yugoslavia featuring the red star was displayed. Francesco Clun reported the incident, provincial manager of CasaPound and son of Istrian exiles, but the indignation among citizens is widespread despite Mayor Sandy Klun, elected with a left-wing coalition supported by the Democratic Party, try to minimize what happened. Reached by telephone, He is keen to underline that he is a native speaker of Slovenian and states that he displayed the flag because it represents "the struggle for liberation by the Slovenians" and, when we ask him why he doesn't display the flag of the Italian partisans, his response as a representative of the institutions of the Italian Republic is astounding: «We have nothing against the Italians, we have always lived together".

The choice to display the flag of the Tito partisans already represents in itself a controversial and divisive decision despite the mayor's justifications but it becomes a real provocation and a political and non-institutional stance if it takes place on a symbolic date such as May 1st. It is no coincidence that Senator Luca Ciriani, group leader of the Brothers of Italy in the Senate, expresses his indignation and asks for the resignation of the mayor, hoping for the intervention of the prefect and the Minister of the Interior and underlining how an Italian mayor should honor the memory of his nation.
The use of Tito flags is nothing new in these parts, for a while now’ of years during the union demonstration on May 1st, they wave in the streets of Trieste without the organizers intervening to isolate those who praise the Tito partisans, The doubt arises that those who say in words they want pacification, in fact you continue to foment hatred, recalling one of the darkest periods in Trieste and Italian history.
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