"It kills too little!" - The other side of memory
E 'absolutely right February 10 remember the victims of foibe but I think that once again we have missed an opportunity ( ah, president! ) for further clarity and justice on what was the slaughter in the Balkans in World War II.
the proper recognition to the victims of sinkholes is expected to be sixty years will parallel that for the Italian victims of the aggression on Yugoslavia. Not to do the usual dirty game that wants to weigh sling bipartisan victims and take one side and on the other, but simply to remember that if you were the forgotten victims, others continue to be, and justice that they would all remember. The campaign
Italian (fascist) was conducted in Yugoslavia with an iron fist by the general as Roat and Robotti, willing allies of Hitler in the project of "Germanization" of the Balkans. Precisely Robotti should I put the phrase in the title: "It kills too little!" , commenting on a phonogram sent to him by the Chief of Staff Galli in 1942 with the report of a raid in the area Travna Gora.All ' Italy, as a reward for the commitment to the Third Reich, were assigned to the territories of the province of Ljubljana in Slovenia, the control of the Kingdom of Croatia and the protectorate of the Fascist Italian Montenegro.Alleati repression, among others, Serbs, Roma and Jews were the fiercest opponents of the Croatian Ustasha whose leader, Ante Pavelic enemies eyes collector of the second Curzio Malaparte, escaped with impunity in Argentina Via the network of the Rat operated with the complicity of the Vatican, which I mentioned in a previous post . During the Italian occupation, the Slovenian population was subjected to deportation to concentration camps in Yugoslavia (as the infamous Rab which refers to the photo) and also in Italy to make way for fascist colonization. Here is an article on Alatri concentration camp and the photos (this site contains other evidence of atrocities which involve the Italians, with extremely raw images). On Italian war crimes, of which Yugoslavia was only one theater over East Africa and Libya remains a conspiracy of silence that can only be explained by the sordid interests of the war fredda.Invano asked the Yugoslav government for many years that the Italian war criminals were extradited to be judged. For them there was never any Nuremberg always enjoyed because of political and diplomatic protection. There was never a discussion of the Italian war crimes simply because they decided to make them disappear and come up with in place of the legend "Italians good people." Many years ago, now twenty, the BBC produced a documentary, "Fascist Legacy" , with the collaboration of historians such as Michael Palumbo, who also wrote a book on war crimes Italians who never passed the censorship and inedito.Questo documentary was divided into two parts, one for the other in the African theater of Yugoslavia, is a vision illuminating for those who have grown up with the idea that the war in Italian never hurt a fly. It speaks of horrors, of executions, concentration camps such as Rab in Croatia, where the living were left to starve in conditions appalling sanitation and the dead were buried at three per fossa.E 'a vision that makes you feel bad, because you feel betrayed, we are ashamed not only of what has been done by our compatriots, but also the impunity which have subsequently goduto.Un 'impunity that had probably wanted a bit' all, even by those who hide their own flaws that have left about these abominations calasse oblivion. Togliatti was to sign the amnesty who gave a phenomenal stroke of a pen to the fascist crimes. You let it be mine and I let it be yours, in the face of the dead. If the sinkholes are not spoken for decades, nothing prevents me from thinking that it was also due to this pact bipartisan silenzio.Tornando documentary by Ken Kirby, was bought by RAI and voiced but never aired. E 'was presented by La7 midnight a couple of years ago or more, on the sly, and repeated later by History Channel in the Sky. I wanted to propose it, but I have not found a benefit in rete.In Internet there are many documents and materials on those dark pages of our history. Here you will find a comprehensive catalog of articles on the Italian campaign in the Balkans, the sinkholes and the cover-up crimes italiani.In this strange history of the memory sector where, according to the sympathy, the victims can be remembered or not, I hope One day, in addition to the victims of sinkholes (all, not only the Italian ones), remember also altre.I deported Slovenes, the inmates of one of the most terrible death camps such as Jasenovac , grave of Jews, Muslims, Serbs and Roma, managed by our allies at the time, they ask sixty-two years in vain.
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