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Centenary of the Dalmatian Society of National History
The Dalmatian Society of National History, founded in Zadar on March 11, 1926, will celebrate its centenary in Rome on the same date.
The commemoration event will be held in the morning at the ISMA Hall of the Senate of the Republic at Piazza Capranica 72, and in the afternoon at the Library of Modern and Contemporary History at Via Michelangelo Caetani 32.
For the morning session it is necessary to register at the email addresses roberto.menia@senato.it e sddsp@sddsp.itAppropriate attire is required, including a jacket and tie for men.
PROGRAM
CENTENARY OF THE DALMATIAN SOCIETY OF NATIVE HISTORY
His life, his studies, his activities in the voices of Soci
His life, his studies, his activities in the voices of Soci
Wednesday March 11
Senate of the Republic, ISMA room
10:00 am Rita Tolomeo – Introductory Lecture
10,30 Carlo Cetteo Cipriani – From 1926 to today, the history of the Society
11 Giovannella Cresci – Studies and activities of the Society on Roman Dalmatia
11,30 Musical interlude with Julian-Dalmatian music
12,30 Alessandra Rizzi – The Society's studies and activities on medieval Dalmatia
10,30 Carlo Cetteo Cipriani – From 1926 to today, the history of the Society
11 Giovannella Cresci – Studies and activities of the Society on Roman Dalmatia
11,30 Musical interlude with Julian-Dalmatian music
12,30 Alessandra Rizzi – The Society's studies and activities on medieval Dalmatia
Library of Modern and Contemporary History
Via Caetani 32, Rome
Via Caetani 32, Rome
15,30pm Bruno Crevato-Selvaggi – Studies and activities of the Society on modern Dalmatia
16 Rita Tolomeo – Studies and activities of the Society on contemporary Dalmatia
16,30pm Anna Rinaldin – Studies and activities of the Society on Dalmatian linguistics and literature
17 Rita Tolomeo – Award Ceremony and Conclusions
16 Rita Tolomeo – Studies and activities of the Society on contemporary Dalmatia
16,30pm Anna Rinaldin – Studies and activities of the Society on Dalmatian linguistics and literature
17 Rita Tolomeo – Award Ceremony and Conclusions
