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The National League presents the diaries of Attilio Tamaro
Thanks to the National League of Trieste, the irredentist fellow citizen Attilio Tamaro will be back in the Julian capital on Friday 10 June at 17:30 pm at the headquarters of the National League (via Donota, 2 - 1911rd floor) and live streaming http://www.facebook.com/LN.italia The author Gianni Scipione Rossi himself will present "Attilio Tamaro. The diary of an Italian (1949-XNUMX)", who will meet with the President of the National League, Avv. Paolo Sardos Albertini, and with the historian Diego Redivo. The speakers will focus on Tamaro's biography and the diary published by Rubbettino Editore with the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation, which preserves the archive...
Presentation of “Attilio Tamaro: the diary of an Italian (1911-1949)”
On Thursday 24 June 2021 at the UNAR Terrace, the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation, the Piedmontese Association in Rome - Famija Piemontèisa and the Fogolâr Furlàn of Rome presented the volume by Gianni Scipione Rossi "Attilio Tamaro: the diary of an Italian (1911-1949)" published by Rubbettino Editore, with the support of the Foundation. The videoconference can be viewed on the YouTube channel of the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkfgLQ_Itr4 THE BOOK A Triestino of Istrian origin, journalist, historian, diplomat, Attilio Tamaro (1884-1956) was one of the leading protagonists of irredentism...
Attilio Tamaro: the diary of an Italian (1911-1949)
Edited by Gianni Scipione Rossi, who wrote his biography, the unpublished diary of Attilio Tamaro, preserved in the archive of the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation, is available in bookstores. The volume is published by Rubbettino Editore, with the support of the Foundation. The book A Triestine of Istrian origin, journalist, historian, diplomat, Attilio Tamaro (1884-1956) was one of the leading figures of Julian irredentism. A prolific author of historical and political essays, he left his private diary unpublished, which develops from the Austro-Hungarian Trieste of 1911 to the war won, passes through fascism to overcome the end of the regime and face the war...
The Spirito – De Felice Foundation presents its archives
The Tamaro, Mazzolini, Massi and Papo funds concern the eastern Italian border Last December 15, the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation, with the contribution of the General Directorate of Libraries and Cultural Institutes of the MIBACT, held the conference “Italian political cultures in the archives of the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation” at its headquarters in Piazza delle Muse in Rome. Donations, acquisitions and book material available to the institute allowed the speakers to range over the Catholic right, nationalism, liberalism, monarchist politics, irredentism, neo-fascism and national trade unionism: while waiting for the proceedings of the day...
