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- Europe’s heirloom grains take root in Romania (organically)
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- Baile Herculane: Forgotten Spa Town of the Habsburgs (Slide Show)
- Forgotten Spa town of the Habsburgs
- Fighting Human Trafficking on Both sides of the Border
- In Mona’s Footsteps
- August 2: Timisoara, Painted Walls
- August 1: Bucharest to Timisoara. Il Viaggio.
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- The TrenItalia Paradox: to buy or not to buy (a ticket)?
- Italian-Romanian round table
- Day 3
- Day 2: Visit to Marzabotto and Monte Sole
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Travelling in Romania, ‘Turisti non a caso’ – Article in the Balkan Observer
“A group of students setting out to discover Italy first and then Romania: Timisoara, Baile Herculane, Orsova, Bucarest: a journey to overcome prejudice through curiosity and learning. Our collaborator Amanda Wilson’s travel book Before my trip to Romania this summer … Continue reading
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Day 2: Visit to Marzabotto and Monte Sole
Decades later, a German journalist asked him, “If you could stand in front of the commanding SS officer and say one thing, what would it be?” Francesco answers, “I would forgive him: lo perdonerei.” Continue reading
