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ART – Micha Ullman’s sculpture Second Home restored in Rome

On the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Rome, Micha Ullman’s sculpture Second Home. Jerusalem – Rome was restored to its original location near the former Jewish Roman Ghetto. The Israeli artist, internationally renowned for his works commemorating historical events …

JUNE 4 – Rome celebrates 80 years from Liberation

Rome has celebrated the 80th anniversary of its Liberation. On June 4, 1944, Allied forces entered the Italian capital, expelling the Nazi-fascists and restoring normalcy. Scenes of jubilation erupted throughout the city as a sign of gratitude to the liberators, …

BOLOGNA – Flying a Palestinian flag from town hall not a gesture of peace

Bologna’s decision to fly a Palestinian flag from its town hall drew sharp condemnation from Italian Jewish Communities. “Using public property to promote the Palestinian cause in the present conflict in Gaza in a context of increasing violence and increasingly …

TURIN – Farewell to Alberto Piazza,
who dismantled the myth of human races

Along with his colleagues Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza and Paolo Menozzi, Turin geneticist Alberto Piazza was credited 30 years ago with dismantling the myth of human races. “Humanity cannot be divided into races,” Piazza explained in an interview a few years …

ART – History seen from above
in Giorgio Albertini plates

In occasion of the Casale Comics & Games Festival, a event dedicated to comics in Piedmont region, the Fondazione Casale Ebraica (Jewish Casale Foundation) inaugurated “History, seen from above,” an exhibition dedicated to the works of Giorgio Albertini. Passionate about …

FÚTBOL – Turín recuerda a Erbstein,
el entrenador de los Invencibles

Para los aficionados al fútbol, el estadio Filadelfia de Turín representa el símbolo del Grande Torino. Aquí se ha consagrado la leyenda de los Invencibles, que terminó trágicamente el 4 de mayo de 1949. Aquí el once granate, liderado por …