With Rosso Istria the Argentine director Bruno breaks the silence on the foibe


After being presented in the Sala Nassirya of the Senate the film Red Land Rosso Istria, which recalls through the martyrdom of Norma Cossetto the atrocious and unprecedented violence suffered by the populations of’ Istria after the armistice of 1943 arrives in a few cinemas in the country. In Naples, third largest city in Italy, no cinema or multi-theater has yet decided to offer viewing of this film to the public, which cannot yet be seen, in many Northern cities, of the center and the South, of the country as several readers of the blog point out to me. Even the undersigned, still hasn't been able to see the film. For this reason I asked my colleague Roberta Di Casimirro for a review of the film, which I gladly propose to you. Read More

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Let's start with some good news
(26/3/2018) Mosul (Fides Agency) – More than four thousand Christian refugee families have returned to Mosul and Nineveh Province in recent months, after that last 9 December, Iraqi President Haider al Abadi proclaimed the defeat of the jihadists of the self-proclaimed Islamic State throughout the country (Daesh). He declared this on Sunday 25 March Nawfal Hammadi, governor of the Province of Nineveh. Hammadi also specified that most of them had found refuge in the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan, after that – between June and August 2014 – the conquest of the region by Daesh jihadists had pushed Christians to flee their homes. According to Hammadi – who made his statements to Press TV, the English-language television network linked to Iran - the flow of Christian refugees returning to their homes is destined to resume with intensity when the current school and academic year ends.

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