The Multimedia Documentation Center of Julian, Istrian, Rijeka, and Dalmatian Culture in Trieste was founded in 1999 out of a desire to overcome an embarrassing and embarrassing silence regarding the culturally Italian lands that for centuries remained "beyond" the border, places deeply affected by totalitarianism, deportations, and exoduses, about which judgments and interpretations have only begun to be re-discussed in recent years.

The Adriatic question therefore deserves to be studied in depth, from all angles, to be disseminated to an increasingly wider and especially young audience. In a modern society based on image and communication, it is essential to apply the most up-to-date communication and dissemination techniques to these issues, with a view to reaching – through our website – all groups, associations, institutions that deal with the Eastern question, in Italy or abroad, and that represent both exiles in the world and Italians living in Istria, Fiume, Dalmatia.

To this end, the CDM deals with culture and history in the broadest sense, from tourism to cuisine, from historical documentation to education, from literature to art, but also with current events through the constant and accurate reporting entrusted to its press office: everything, in other words, that is the heritage of a people and that constitutes the baggage of its memory and identity, in the hope that a new European dimension can bring together what human events have arbitrarily distanced.

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• National Association of Venezia Giulia and Dalmatia
• National League Trieste
• Association of Italian Dalmatians in the World
• Circle of Istrian Culture and Art
• Adriatic Coordination

Board of Directors

• Sir Renzo Codarin – President
• Lawyer Paolo Sardos Albertini – Honorary President
• Foroni Elizabeth
• David by Pauli Paulovich
• Claudio Grizon
• George Varisco

Board of Auditors

• “Sole Auditor” Dr. Sergio Totis

Scientific Committee

• Prof. Giuseppe Parlato
• Prof. Andrea Ungari
• Prof. David Rossi