On Thursday 24 June 2021 at the UNAR Terrace, the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation, the Piedmontese Association in Rome - Famija Piemontèisa and the Fogolâr Furlàn of Rome presented the volume by Gianni Scipione Rossi "Attilio Tamaro: the diary of an Italian (1911-1949)" published by Rubbettino Editore, with the support of the Foundation. The videoconference can be viewed on the YouTube channel of the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkfgLQ_Itr4 THE BOOK A Triestino of Istrian origin, journalist, historian, diplomat, Attilio Tamaro (1884-1956) was one of the leading protagonists of irredentism...

Edited by Gianni Scipione Rossi, who wrote his biography, the unpublished diary of Attilio Tamaro, preserved in the archive of the Ugo Spirito and Renzo De Felice Foundation, is available in bookstores. The volume is published by Rubbettino Editore, with the support of the Foundation. The book A Triestine of Istrian origin, journalist, historian, diplomat, Attilio Tamaro (1884-1956) was one of the leading figures of Julian irredentism. A prolific author of historical and political essays, he left his private diary unpublished, which develops from the Austro-Hungarian Trieste of 1911 to the war won, passes through fascism to overcome the end of the regime and face the war...