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The winners of the photo contest “My exodus”
It is with great pleasure that the National Dalmatian Association announces the winners of the second edition of the photography contest "My Exodus". For the historical section, with "Marconi in Sebenico. Before the ignored exodus", we proclaim Franca Cace Cataldo the winner with 215 likes (181 on Facebook and 33 on Instagram). For the contemporary section, with "Amati resti", we proclaim Nina Talarico the winner with 489 likes (98 on Facebook and 391 on Instagram). Congratulations to the two winners and to all the participants. The video message of the President of the Jury of the "My Exodus" contest, Senator Roberto Menia: https://fb.watch/t56jS4TadJ/ Source: National Association...
“My Exodus” Photo Contest Extended
The National Dalmatian Association announces that, following numerous requests, the deadline for sending and voting for the photos of the "My Exodus" photography contest has been extended to midnight on Friday 10 May 2024. The jury is chaired by Senator Roberto Menia, first signatory of Law 92/2004 establishing the Day of Remembrance. We remind you of the rules for participating in this initiative which enjoys the patronage of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. RULES OF THE "MY EXODUS" PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTEST 2024 Edition The "My Exodus" photography contest (hereinafter "Contest") is promoted by the National Dalmatian Association (AND), CF 0507044100 with...
Special issue of Dalmatica Magazine dedicated to the horrors of Borovnica
The dossier intended for the Paris conference of 1947 is a sad sample of atrocities "Secret - October 5, 1945 - Conditions of Italian internees in Yugoslavia with particular reference to the Borovnica camp and the military hospital of Skofja Loka both called the death camp". From the title of the first typewritten page, the report of our services that emerges from the past makes your skin crawl. "Shootings for nothing", "torture at the stake", "forced labor", "living skeletons" are the terrible words that are repeated in the testimonies of Italian soldiers captured after the war and who survived Tito's concentration camps. A classified report of horror...
The National Dalmatian Association in the European Association of Victims of Communism
Cace (And): “This is an important step towards achieving European and international knowledge of the tragedy of the foibe and the Julian-Dalmatian exodus and for a desirable inclusion of this page of history among the genocides of the twentieth century caused by totalitarianism” Rome, 10 September 2021 – On the occasion of the last Interasso conference, the prestigious European association of former prisoners and relatives of victims of communism (which includes associations from Germany, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia, Albania, Romania, Moldova, Latvia and Lithuania and in which AND delegate Valter Lazzari took part) unanimously accepted the request for...
Carla Cace President of the National Dalmatian Association
THE ELECTED BOARD OF DIRECTORS: “WE WILL CONVEY THE HISTORY OF ITALY’S EASTERN BORDER THROUGHOUT THE WORLD” Carla Isabella Elena Cace, art historian, journalist and third-generation exile, is the new president of the National Dalmatian Association, the first woman to hold this role. The Assembly of Members decreed this last November 29. A member of the AND Board of Directors since 1998, from a very young age she has fought for the inclusion of the topic of the foibe and the exodus in school textbooks. After a degree thesis (subsequently published) on the little-known painter Giuseppe Lallich, of whom she is now the greatest expert, she brings to the fore the...
The forgotten exodus of Dalmatians after the Great War
The National Dalmatian Association has reprinted the documentary that illustrates the fate of our fellow countrymen after the Treaty of Rapallo Thanks to the generous contribution of the Fondazione Terzo Pilastro – Internazionale, the National Dalmatian Association has been able to reprint the DVD “1921 The ignored exodus. The drama of the Italians of Dalmatia”, which appeared in its first edition a dozen years ago. This documentary is enriched by geographical maps, vintage postcards and above all images from the archive of Manlio Cace, who lived the days of the exciting arrival of Italy on 6 November 1918 in Sebenico and the consequent disappointment of the cession...
