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The promoters of the Rose for Norma receive the Remembrance Award
A memory that unites more and more Italians, a page of national history that is increasingly becoming the shared heritage of a national community and the tragic end of Norma Cossetto who is increasingly a symbol of the martyrdom of the Istrian people in the foibe. The institution of the Day of Remembrance with Law 92/2004, the research and dissemination work of the associations of Julian-Dalmatian exiles since the immediate post-war period and a growing number of people outside the environment of the Adriatic diaspora but interested in knowing and making known the history of the eastern Italian border have allowed us to achieve these results. Among the various initiatives that have flourished outside the...
Anvgd awards Veneto Region for its commitment to Remembrance
On Wednesday 29 December at Palazzo Ferro Fini, in the Cuoi room, the President of the Veneto Region Luca Zaia received the Premio del Ricordo dedicated to Norma Cossetto awarded by the Associazione Nazionale Venezia Giulia e Dalmazia to the Veneto Region for its commitment to supporting the memory of the exile of the Italian population, of Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia. «We are bound to the history of the exiles by blood, memory and history – Luca Zaia underlined –, we share our identity and language. Our objectives are three: first of all not to forget, secondly to ensure that our children know the history and, thirdly, to ensure that the places where the tragedy...
The 2021 Remembrance Award is dedicated to Norma Cossetto
The Commission appointed by the National Association of Venezia Giulia and Dalmatia, after careful evaluation, based on the sensitivity offered by the promoting Association, expressed itself as follows for the 2021 edition of the Premio del Ricordo, dedicated to Norma Cossetto. Premio del Ricordo 2021 to the Veneto Region Heir of that Most Serene Republic of Venice which, by consolidating the relations between the two shores of the Adriatic, not only in the name of trade and commerce, but also of artistic and cultural circulation, contributed to maintaining the Italian-speaking populations of the eastern Adriatic within the Italic linguistic and identity ecumene....
