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In memory of Gianclaudio de Angelini (Rovinj 1950-Rome 2022)
Early this morning our dear friend Gianclaudio de Angelini, councilor of the Provincial Committee of Rome of the National Association of Venezia Giulia and Dalmatia, reached the house of the Father. He leaves behind his wife Tania, whom he lovingly assisted during his serious illness, his relatives and the entire Julian-Dalmatian community of Rome, shocked and lost. Councilor of the Society of Fiumani Studies, vice President of the Association for Fiuman, Istrian and Dalmatian culture in Lazio. Co-founder of the Mailing List Histria (MLH) and creator of the literary award of the same name announced for the children of the Italian Communities of Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia. From...
Lavinia's eyes
Gianclaudio de Angelini began to publish his poems on Facebook as “posts”, in Italian and in Istriot (the Istriot-Venetian dialect spoken mainly in Rovinj and Dignano) and his haiku. And every time I read them, I admired them. And this, over the years, verse after verse, made me increasingly aware of their poetic value. So, one fine day not long ago, I decided to ask him to collect his poems in Italian and in Istriot and his lightning-fast haiku to explore the possibility of an anthology that would anthologically bring together the three threads through which he expresses himself. And here is the book. I think that as I was struck by it, so...
The Julian Dalmatian street directory of Rome
The authors' aim was above all to make people understand that those cities and towns lost to Yugoslavia, together with the characters reported, will always be ideally part of Italy and Western European civilization. History cannot be erased and Rome, the capital of Italy, has always been able to offer a great example of civilization even in the years of oblivion and the guilty removal of the tragedy of the Julian-Dalmatian exodus that occurred after the Second World War ROME DOES NOT FORGET - NEW EDITION OF THE JULIAN-DALMATIAN STREET DIRECTORY OF ROME 125 streets and squares dedicated to Istrian, Fiume and Dalmatian characters and place names in the Capital Authors:...
