Deputy has it screened: is sold out It will be sold out in Bologna for the screening of “RedLand, Istrian red”. Bignami: “I wanted to organize it to honor hundreds of innocent and brutally murdered people from Emilia and Romagna.
A movie “uncomfortable”, not much advertised and a little’ snubbed by certain leftists. “Redland, Istrian red” talks about the Italy of yesterday and (involuntarily) even today's. Read More
8 DECEMBER 2016 |
Of Silvia Morosi and Paolo Rastelli | @MorosiSilvia @paolo_rastelli
On a cold morning of the Immaculate Conception, the black soul of the Republic awakens. In the night between 7 and December 8th 1970 Prince Junio Valerio Borghese (former commander of the X Mas in the Republic of Salò, leader of the neo-fascist organization National Front, which stood out as summer gibilista, naval lieutenant and naval officer during the Second World War in command of the submarine Scirè, for the sinking of the English battleships Valiant and Queen Elizabeth in the port of Alexandria, Egypt on 18 December 1941) leads a coup attempt, defined in code Operation “Tora Tora”. The reference is to the anniversary ofJapanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Read More
Giuseppe Federici Study Center – For a new onset
Press release no. 94/18 of the 7 December 2018, Saint Ambrose
A new volume of the Social History of the Church by Mons. Benign
The “Sodalitium Book Center” has published the fourth volume of the work Social History of the Church of Mons. Umberto Benigni. We recommend all readers to purchase this fundamental work by the founding prelate of the Sodalitium Pianum, which could be a beautiful Christmas present.
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Preface to the fourth volume
“miserably in ruins”
With these famous words Pope Leo XIII – Umberto Benigni's bishop in Perugia, the Pontiff who called him to Rome – described Christianity in the encyclical of 1 November 1885, Immortal Gods.
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Many of you have visited torture museums and have asked us what the historical veracity or verisimilitude of the torture instruments on display is.. The answer is quite simple: these are opprobriums without any historical value that plague various Italian cities and, an incredible statement, they manage to obtain regional patronage, of the FAI and even quite famous NGOs. A cutting statement, but fully justified in light of what you will read below. Read More
A Torino only one cinema is showing the film Red Land-Rosso Istria, which tells the drama of the foibe and the story of Norma Cossetto. Also to Milano only one cinema. A Genova Nobody, a Perugia Nobody, in Emilia Romagna it is only possible to see it in a multiplex Cesena, in Campania to see it you have to go to Avellino. A Cagliari there isn't. Nothing in Sicily. It's possible it's just a distribution problem? No, it's not possible.
And among other things, in the cinemas where the film is shown, full houses are guaranteed. So much so that screenings were extended in the two cinemas in Rome hosting the film. There is therefore a cultural problem, of removal, of subtle boycott, which still accompanies the taboo theme of the foibe today. “In Italy – wrote Fausto Biloslavo – there are approximately 4500 screens, but the film about the tragedy of the foibe, After 70 years, found space in the first week just in 30 goes up and in the second in another 40.” Read More
The daughter of an infobat who cries her eyes out and her left-wing friend, suspicious before seeing the film, who remains speechless and wants it to be shown in schools.
Queues in front of cinemas, but also protests with rivers of messages for the cities where there is no way to find a hall. Luckily there were no pickets from those who saw the boogeyman everywhere at the entrance to the cinemas, but a creeping boycott, a cultural reluctance, which does not honor Red land – Red Istria, the film about the Istrian martyr Norma Cossetto. It is not possible that in Milan to go and see it you have to venture towards Bicocca. No hall in the center stepped forward. In Turin, the very central cinema that had almost said yes has suddenly backtracked.
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The wholeUkraine celebrates one of the greatest these days, perhaps the largest, holocaust of the twentieth century, l’Holodomor, which literally means “death by starvation”. What is it about? In Europa, and even less in Italy, what is one of the greatest crimes of communism has never been talked about, than like others, continues to be systematically obscured by historiography and the media. The massacre occurred from 1929 al 1933, ruler Stalin, and the number of victims is still uncertain today: the most reliable sources vary the number of deaths from 7 a 10 millions, although other sources reduce the figure to 4/5. L’Soviet Union he always kept the story quiet, and even after the UN war, Ue, NATO and the other supranational organizations have never mentioned the affair. Only in Ukraine is the anniversary commemorated annually, right in the last days of November. Unfortunately, to date, solo 23 Countries and the European Parliament have recognized the Holodomor as genocide. Many countries, including Italy, they haven't done it yet.
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Of Francesco Severini
Source: century of Italy
On the front page of Corriere della Sera of 7/11/2018 Aldo Grasso refutes the "hoax" (according to him) of the pensions introduced by fascism in Italy, explaining to readers that INPS is not among the "positive things" that the Mussolini regime introduced, as some repeat without properly documenting themselves. And he writes that INPS was born in 1898, while the social pension only arrives in 1969, when fascism had long since fallen. An incorrect reconstruction, points out the journalist and writer Gianni Scipione Rossi: “Aldo Grasso – writes Rossi in a note on Facebook – forgets the substantial difference between voluntary pension insurance for workers and employees, born in Italy in 1898, and the mandatory one, born in 1919, therefore before the Mussolini government". Read More