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The Dalmatian of October 2021
The October 2021 issue of "Il Dalmata", the monthly magazine of the Association of Italian Dalmatians in the World - Free Municipality of Zara in Exile, can be read online for free or downloaded in PDF format: Il Dalmata 115a_October 2021 This issue is entirely dedicated to the 67th National Gathering of Dalmatians which recently took place in Senigallia and on the occasion of which ADIM-LCZE renewed its statutory bodies. The extensive report by the outgoing President Franco Luxardo is accompanied by an interview with Antonio Concina, the new representative at the top of the association, and the results of the elections for the renewal of the Council and the...
The Dalmatian of September 2021
The September 2021 issue of "Il Dalmata", the monthly magazine of the Association of Italian Dalmatians in the World - Free Municipality of Zadar in Exile, can be freely consulted online or downloaded in PDF format: Il Dalmata September 2021 Ample space is dedicated to the 67th National Dalmatian Gathering, held in Senigallia and during which Antonio Concina took over from Franco Luxardo, who had reached the end of his mandate, at the top of the association. The other statutory bodies were also renewed and the Tommaseo Awards were awarded to Carlo Nordio and Dino Messina. In addition to the usual columns, there is also an interesting insight into the history of the Zadar rowing club...
200 years of Luxardo on display at IRCI
Trieste pays homage to the 200 years of Luxardo Spa through an exhibition curated by IRCI, the Regional Institute of Istrian-Fiumano-Dalmatian Culture, in the spaces of the Civic Museum in Via Torino. To celebrate the bicentenary of the historic company founded in Zara in 1821 by Girolamo Luxardo, an exciting and curious proposal; visitors will be able to experience a real journey into the history of Dalmatian rosolio and maraschini and fine Julian-Dalmatian drinking, thanks to an accurate and in-depth mapping of a tradition of undisputed excellence. “We are grateful to IRCI and the city of Trieste, which...
Julian-Dalmatians excluded from the June 2nd Referendum
Letter from Franco Luxardo (President of the Association of Italian Dalmatians in the World - Free Municipality of Zara in Exile) to Aldo Cazzullo's column "Letters to the Corriere". Few people know that College XII - "Trieste and Venezia Giulia - Zara" was unable to vote in the Referendum. We know the reasons: Yugoslav military occupation of Zara-Fiume and much of Istria, Free Territory of Trieste with American and English troops in Pola, Trieste and Gorizia. It was a real shame that hundreds of thousands of Italians were excluded from the founding moment of our Republic. Unfortunately, President Mattarella did not say it last night. I...
The great Julian-Dalmatian champions
The National Association of Venezia Giulia and Dalmatia presents SO FAR SO CLOSE ADALBERTO SCEMMA TELLS THE STORIES OF THE GREAT GIULIAN DALMATIAN CHAMPIONS They are all great champions, sports people, accustomed to hard work, sacrifice and success. They all come from an enchanted strip of land, kissed by the sun and the sea, but mortified by history, by unfortunate pacts and by the painful experience of exile. All of them have honored the roots of their land, all of them, so far away and yet ideally always so close to their roots, have honored sport in its maximum expression. These are their...
Reprint of “For Italy” by Oddone Talpo
The Dalmatian Society of National History - Venice has published a very important and indispensable book, especially for the Dalmatians of Italian language and culture uprooted by nationalistic hatred after many centuries from Dalmatia. A work updated by Franco Luxardo and Giorgio Varisco, which is also very useful for the young generations of Italians and Croatians, so that they know a historical truth of Dalmatia, silenced for many years in universities and academies. A necessary contribution, in my opinion, not only for Italy but for Europe as a whole; because the history of the Italian Dalmatians is ancient and noble, worthy of being known and not thrown into the sea...
Two hundred years of Luxardo
The maraschino that was born from the hands of a countess Two centuries ago in Zara, the long entrepreneurial adventure of one of the oldest distilleries in the world began with Maria and Girolamo, still managed by the same family today by Massimo Greco - 13/02/2021 Source: Il Piccolo Two hundred years, a round, important anniversary. It marks the death of Napoleon, as Manzoni's verses remind us. But we also have a more pleasant memory to sip. Two centuries ago, the Marchioness Maria Canevari enjoyed preparing "rosolio maraschino" in her home in Zara, where she resided as the wife of Girolamo Luxardo, who later became consul of the Kingdom of Sardinia...
Ottavio Missoni in a special issue of “Il Dalmata”
This special issue of “Il Dalmata” is entirely dedicated to Ottavio Missoni (Ragusa di Dalmazia, 11 February 1921 - Sumirago, 9 May 2013), our beloved Mayor for twenty years, a world-famous stylist, Cavaliere del Lavoro and Commendatore della Repubblica, a champion of athletics, a finalist in the 400-metre hurdles at the 1948 London Olympics, an intelligent entrepreneur and prestigious artist, a man of spirit full of charm and great humanity, who has always remained spiritually among us. One hundred years after his birth, we remember him together with his family in these pages that bring to life some of the most beautiful and significant moments in our history of...
