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2) The work of the Dalmatian Mandarinate
I think it's fair to start by saying that the authors of the book dedicated to the Zadar cemetery are exiles born and raised in a borderland among peoples who have always lived together, fighting to assert their ethnicity, the ...
1) Introduction - The work of the Dalmatian Mandarin
A Tribute to a "Great" Commitment We publish some chapters from the book on the Godmotherhood of Zadar published by the Dalmatians in the World Association, which collects the methods, times, and results of the commitment of exiled Zadar women to safeguard the monuments of the ...
5) For a history of Dalmatia between the Middle Ages and the contemporary age (804 – 1944)
Bibliography - Theodor Mommsen “THE ROMAN PROVINCES” – chap. VI – Ed.Sansoni 1991 - Georg Ostrogorsky “HISTORY OF THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE” – Munich 1963, Italian translation Einaudi 1968 -1993 - C. Diehl “THE GOVERNMENT OF THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE” – in The Cambridge Medieval History – vol. …
4) For a history of Dalmatia between the Middle Ages and the contemporary age (1797 – 1944)
The Napoleonic Empire assigned Istria and Dalmatia first to the Kingdom of Italy. "Dalmatians! Emperor Napoleon, King of Italy, your King, restores you to your homeland... He has reunited the peoples of Italy into one family..." Thus began, with the typical rhetoric of the ...
3) For a history of Dalmatia between the Middle Ages and the contemporary age (1420-1797)
After almost half a century of Hungarian subjugation (1358 – 1409), Zadar, the capital of Dalmatia, definitively entered the Venetian state, by an agreement reached in Venice on 9 July 1409 between Ladislaus of Anjou, king of Hungary and Naples, and the Serenissima, …
2) For a history of Dalmatia between the Middle Ages and the contemporary age (1204 – 1409)
From the Peace of Aachen (812) to the end of formal Byzantine sovereignty (1204). The Formation of the Slavic Kingdoms. It was not until the dawn of the 9th century that Dalmatia once again became the protagonist of a fundamental chapter in European history. In its policy of expansion ...
1) For a history of Dalmatia between the Middle Ages and the contemporary age (804 – 1204)
INTRODUCTION Theodor Mommsen could write in 1885, speaking of the “Italic” settlements on the eastern coast of the Adriatic in the late Republican age (2nd-1st century BC): “in Dalmatia the coasts and islands had, as far as possible, an Italic municipal system and soon …
The presence of the Dante Alighieri Society in Croatia and the Eastern Adriatic (1890-1945)
The presence of the “Dante Alighieri” in the Eastern Adriatic and, especially, in Croatian territories – at least until the Second World War – is part of the broader problem of the organization of Italian irredentism by the Dante Alighieri Society, which, as is …
Trieste and the Orient: Umberto Saba's Almost Japanese Intermezzo
In the spring of 2007, the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Parma edited a limited edition volume of poems by Umberto Saba entitled Intermezzo quasi giapponese, a literary project that coincided with …
Reception and assistance of refugees in Italy
The reception and assistance in Italy of Istrian, Fiume, and Dalmatian refugees is a topic known only to those who have personally benefited from it, almost entirely ignored by Italians in general and even by the exiles themselves. Even if ...
