Daniela Vitagliano Aix-Marseille University. This paper approaches the liberation of occupied Italy from the perspective of Southern Italy in order to examine it as a historical act that generated new tensions, contradictions, and asymmetries of power. At the moment of liberation, the South was marked by profound social and economic inequalities. On the basis of previously unpublishedarchival documents by Rita Majerotti, a militant deeply rooted in the South and… Continue reading Rethinking the Liberation of Occupied Italy: A Southern Perspective through Rita Majerotti’s Voice
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Jewish Identity in Post-war Greece, a Comparative Approach between Thessaloniki and Thessaly region
Zacharias Sartzetakis University of the Aegean. The Holocaust had a decisive worldwide impact on the formation of the post-war Jewish identity. German persecution against Jews was, also, implemented throughout Greece, but it did not unfold in the same way in all regions of the country. There are significant variances in the survival rates of the different Jewish communities of Greece.… Continue reading Jewish Identity in Post-war Greece, a Comparative Approach between Thessaloniki and Thessaly region
The experience of the Greek Jewish women as displaced persons, 1945-1948
Effrosyni Mamouni The various narrative forms that address the tragedy of the Second World War and Nazi domination in Europe, most often revolve around the implementation of racial policies, confinement in ghettos, displacement, and the depiction of the extermination of millions of people in Nazi concentration camps, culminating in the victory of the Allied forces… Continue reading The experience of the Greek Jewish women as displaced persons, 1945-1948
Ruptured worlds, enduring ties: escape, survival, and trajectories of Salonican Jews
Maria Pantazi Department of History of the European University Institute (Florence, Italy) While commenting on his chances to escape the Nazi anti-Jewish measures in Salonica, Albert Marcos, a 22-year-old man in 1943, comments: It was a period of transitioning; our mothers didn’t speak Greek. […] And whoever had some Christian friends, they helped them, they… Continue reading Ruptured worlds, enduring ties: escape, survival, and trajectories of Salonican Jews
‘Seen Through GI Eyes’: American Soldiers’ Travel Narratives in Occupied Italy and Sicily
Michael B. Limmer – University of Missouri DOI 10.53258/ISSN.2785-261X/OI/04/1233 As the Allied frontline pressed through the rugged Italian peninsula during the Second World War, it left in its wake a cast of beleaguered soldiers across Italy and Sicily in a series of military institutions and bivouacs. The lingering presence of soldiers the men and military… Continue reading ‘Seen Through GI Eyes’: American Soldiers’ Travel Narratives in Occupied Italy and Sicily
Propaganda e identità nella Guerra Civile in Lunigiana
Jacopo Bernardini – Università di Pisa DOI 10.53258/ISSN.2785-261X/OI/04/1238 Introduzione La Lunigiana, composta dalla media e alta valle del fiume Magra, rappresenta un microcosmo amministrativamente diviso tra la provincia ligure della Spezia e quella toscana di Massa-Carrara. Separata dai capoluoghi toscani, Massa e Carrara, dal massiccio naturale delle Alpi Apuane, la regione ha sempre beneficiato della… Continue reading Propaganda e identità nella Guerra Civile in Lunigiana
From Liberators To Occupiers? The British ‘Occupation’ Of Belgium In The Early Cold War.
Michael Auwers – State Archives of Belgium’s Study Centre for War and Society DOI 10.53258/ISSN.2785-261X/OI/04/1244 Introduction: “No Russians, but no English either! […] We want to fight for Belgium! […] BUT FOR NO STRANGERS!!! AWAY WITH ALL THE STRANGERS!!! And away with the Traitor Government that sells us out!!! […] First one betrays the King!… Continue reading From Liberators To Occupiers? The British ‘Occupation’ Of Belgium In The Early Cold War.
Share and reuse, la correlazione delle fonti e la potenza della conoscenza. La condivisione delle Gazzette Ufficiali della Repubblica 1943-1945
Daniela Marendino* Confrontandomi con colleghi che curano archivi e biblioteche d’impresa, ho notato che una delle serie di pubblicazioni più scartate negli ultimi tempi è stata quella delle Gazzette Ufficiali. In Italgas, per una serie di coincidenze e per l’utilizzo che ancora facevamo dei volumi originali in ambito didattico con studenti delle superiori, questo non… Continue reading Share and reuse, la correlazione delle fonti e la potenza della conoscenza. La condivisione delle Gazzette Ufficiali della Repubblica 1943-1945
Heritage Lab, l’automazione della digitalizzazione dell’Heritage Aziendale, la best practise di Italgas
Matteo Allasia* Heritage Lab è il museo-laboratorio di digitalizzazione di Italgas, sviluppato interamente in house con macchinari, tecnologie e competenze specializzate provenienti dal campo dei beni culturali e applicate all’acquisizione digitale massiva del Corporate e Industrial Heritage. La digitalizzazione del patrimonio di tre chilometri lineari di documenti coinvolge un team di specialisti, composto da quattro… Continue reading Heritage Lab, l’automazione della digitalizzazione dell’Heritage Aziendale, la best practise di Italgas
A collaborative work model: The Practise Community
Carlo Bruno* “The research and innovation community platform”, a meeting space between experts inspired, as stated in its presentation, to the principles of the Community of Practice “Europe’s research and innovation community platform is a unique space bringing together researchers from the EU and beyond”. The event aimed to “kick off the formation of a… Continue reading A collaborative work model: The Practise Community