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Venezia Giulia

Venezia Giulia and the Peace Treaties

The aim of the following work is to historically frame the events of the Istrian population starting from the First World War in order to understand how and why the Italians in Istria have become a minority today whereas until the ...

Rijeka 1

Historical profile of Fiume

Fiume, located on the north-eastern bank of the Carnaro, occupies the place of the Roman Tarsatica and, precisely because of its fortunate position as a natural outlet to the sea of ​​Eastern Europe, has always been much contested. Its origins are lost in the mists of time. ...

Days of Italian Culture and Language Logo2

The Italian language in Fiume in its history

Essay published in the magazine “Tempi e cultura”, n. 11-12 of IRCI – December 2002 Fiume has always spoken Italian, despite the various and more or less subtle attempts to replace the native Italian language with other languages ​​such as Croatian, Hungarian ...

Italian Constitution3

The establishment of the Archive in Rome

“…the thought of the refugee, the thought of the prisoner, the thought of the man who has also become a commodity, you try to change it: you cannot…” (Seferis, Greek poet)

Bobic

3) Small dictionary of the spoken language of Neresine – Cuisine

Kitchen, household objects and activities see pdf

Agriculture

1) Small dictionary of the spoken language of Neresine - Agriculture

Agriculture, farming activities and related terms see pdf

Zara CemeteryNO

4) The work of the Dalmatian Mandarinate

History of the cemetery from its construction (1821) to the present day 12 June 1804 The Napoleonic edict of Saint-Cloud ordered that the dead be buried outside the town. 18 January 1808 In compliance with the Napoleonic edict, the order of the General Provisioner of Dalmatia was issued ...

Zara CemeteryNO

3) The work of the Dalmatian Mandarinate

Brief historical notes on the cemeteries existing in Zadar before the construction of the municipal cemetery outside the city walls in 1821 and the custom of burying the dead in churches, churchyards and cloisters of monasteries. Cemeteries of Zadar According to ...