The Egea project, aimed at creating an ecomuseum in Fertilia, a Sardinian town that welcomed a large community of Istrian, Fiume, and Dalmatian exiles after World War II, has published the magazine "Exodus. Memories, People, Horizons," the first issue of which is available for purchase through a donation . The index is below:

editorial
Memories compared; shared memory has not led to anything good, comparison is better, Pasquale Chessa

prologue
A challenge beyond borders; what is and what will Exodus be, by Mauro Manca

the museum
A Museum at the Service of the Community, of Mauro Rossetto
An Ecomuseum in the Ecomuseum, interview with the Director of the Porto Conte Park in Alghero Transposed projects, of Stefano Govoni

Julians in the world
A testimony from overseas, of Annamaria Marincovich

people
A photo, an icon, of John Tomazzoni
The Duty of Memory, Interview with Marisa Brugna
Fertilia 1949: the Christmas of the last, of Stefano A. Tedde
Story of an exodus, of Luisa Morettin
The Municipality of Fertilia, interview with Michele Rosa

horizons
EcomuseoEgea.org: a digital history, of Giancarlo Rosa
The feelings of a life in a film, interview with Cesare Furesi
My Exodus; Riccardo Lenski, a pencil from Fiume discovering History
Protagonists without protagonism, of Viviana Facchinetti 

We take this opportunity to point out that the website of the Egea Project, which has chosen Egea Haffner as its icon, the "little girl with the suitcase" who has become one of the symbols of the Julian-Dalmatian Exodus and today resides in Trentino, has in the meantime been enriched with a lot of photographic and documentary material: http://www.ecomuseoegea.org/