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After June 12, 1945, Tito's massacres continued
The entry of Yugoslav troops into Trieste, Gorizia, Fiume and Istria at the beginning of May 1945 completed the transformation of a national liberation struggle into an expansionist project that went beyond the internationally recognized borders of pre-war Yugoslavia. This is why June 12, 1945 can be considered a liberation for Trieste and Gorizia from the violent and mournful presence of Josip Broz “Tito”’s partisans. On the 16th, Pola also experienced a temporary liberation, but for the rest of Istria and Fiume, the process of absorption into the nascent... continued under the formal guise of the Yugoslav military administration.
June 12th is added to the historical anniversaries of Gorizia
Ziberna: “A day that corresponds to the true liberation of Gorizia” Gorizia remembers the day in 1945 when the occupation of the city by Tito's troops ended. June 12th is therefore included in the list of dates that the Municipality of Gorizia intends to enhance because they are among the most significant in the contemporary history of the city. This is established by a resolution approved today by the municipal council, which thus extends the list of commemorations that draw on local history, including those of March 27th 1946 (for the demonstrations aimed at affirming the Italian identity of Gorizia) and May 3rd 1945 (in memory of the deportations and killings perpetrated...
The Eastern Border and the Vote of June 2, 1946
On the occasion of June 2, Republic Day, we are re-proposing this article by Prof. Davide Rossi (vice-president of Coordinamento Adriatico APS) regarding the failure to participate in the institutional referendum and the concurrent elections for the constituent assembly of the Julian, Fiuman and Zadar people. The mutilated Republic. Trieste and the vote of June 2, 1946: an unknown event by Davide Rossi - 03/06/2016 - Source: Ilgiornale OFF Few people know that the first Italian elections with universal suffrage, with direct, free and secret vote, took place with a territorial distortion that was not without consequences: it was June 2, 1946 – exactly seventy years ago – and, although...
Coordinamento Adriatico faces the centenary of D'Annunzio's enterprise
The Adriatic Coordination Association APS organizes, with the contribution of Law 72/2001 and subsequent amendments and with the patronage of the Municipality of Gorizia, the conference “The long twentieth century. The Adriatic question and Fiume between the two Paris Peace Conferences 1919-1947”, focused on the centenary of Gabriele d'Annunzio's expedition to Fiume (12 September 1919 – Bloody Christmas 1920). This conference, whose proceedings will also be published within the year, will take place in Gorizia: the works will open on Thursday 27 June at 17:00 pm in the conference room of the Grand Hotel Entourage in Piazza Sant'Antonio 2 with the greeting of the authorities to continue...
Ettore Romoli, a great friend of the Julian-Dalmatian exiles
Trieste, 15 June 2018 Ettore Romoli, a great friend of the Julian-Dalmatian exiles With the passing of Ettore Romoli, a great friend of the Istrian, Fiume and Dalmatian exiles, not only his fellow citizens in Gorizia, but throughout Italy, has passed away. Romoli, a man of the institutions for a quarter of a century, had no direct family connections with the community of the Adriatic Exodus, however his great friendship with Edo Apollonio first and Rodolfo Ziberna later, pillars of the National Association of Venezia Giulia and Dalmatia in the capital of the Isonzo, allowed him to become a passionate and convinced supporter of the claims of human rights...
ANVGD interventions at èStoria 2018
The 2018 edition of the prestigious èStoria, International History Festival (Gorizia 14-20 May), presents “Migrations” as its topic and the National Association of Venezia Giulia and Dalmatia will intervene with exhibitions, reports and book presentations that will bring to the attention of the usual large audience of the event the problems of the Istrian, Fiume and Dalmatian exiles and pages of history of the eastern Italian border. On Wednesday 16 May at the Tullio Crali exhibition hall in the Carigo Gallery in via Diaz 9, the exhibition Migrations: the exodus of the Julian – Dalmatians. Overview of the...
Voting was not possible on June 2, 1946.
On June 2, 1946, Trieste, Gorizia, Pola, Fiume and Zara were excluded from the polls Published in Il Giornale d'Italia These days, we have celebrated the 70th anniversary of the entry into force of the Italian Constitution (January 1948, 2), which all Italians should recognize themselves in. The Constituent Assembly that drafted it was elected at the same time as the institutional referendum of June 1946, XNUMX, the results of which have long been subject to doubts, as many maintain that the result was distorted in favor of the republican option. Only recently has it been highlighted that at that very important electoral appointment, which saw the...
