Dear Marcello Veneziani, I am writing to you after reading, along with many of us, your beautiful piece of the 13th of this month in La Verità entitled “And the lost Italy was found in Fiume”. As you know, the world of the Julian-Dalmatian Exodus brings together a people; many people distributed throughout Italy and the world who were forced to abandon their possessions and effects to safeguard their Italian identity and, with it, their freedom. This part of the Italian people is not dead at all, but alive and generative, and continues its work of testimony and patient mending with the land of origin, with the native Italian communities of Slovenia and Croatia and, even, with the governments of those...