Thursday, July 23, 2015

July 19th

Ceremony, bas-relief to the Partisan, Livorno
On July 19th 1944 the Allied troops, with the help of local partisans, freed the city of Livorno. Every year a ceremony takes place at the “Bassorilievo al Partigiano” (Bas-relief to the Partisan) commemorating the event and the many Livornesi fallen in the Resistance.

External links: Italian resistance movement (Wikipedia)

12 comments:

  1. A different monument than what I'm used to, but very effective.

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  2. May such sacrifices never again be required.

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  3. A very nice way to remember those who we have lost.

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  4. A heroic image on the wall, and so many names. Good they are remembered.

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  5. A very special day in Livorno history!

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  6. Beautiful memorial and wonderful remembrance.

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  7. Wonderful to remember the brave souls who were lost!

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  8. Very interesting. I am impressed that the memorial ceremonies are still occurring so many years later.

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  9. So many names and so many lives.
    I think it is important to remember.
    There must be people in and outside Livorno who still remember familymembers that never came back home.

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