If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Italian architectural studio Kuadra has announced the opening of one of their most recent projects The Memorial for Jewish Deportation in Borgo San Dalmazzo in Italy The Memorial commemorates the life of 355 Jewish who had escaped from their countries and found refuge in the Alpine valleys until captured in 1943 The prisoners were later sent to Auschwitz and Mathausen – only 20 survived The Memorial consists of a concrete slab raised from the ground where the name of the 20 survivors is written in three-dimensional steel letters 335 plaques commemorate the prisoners that did not returned from the concentration camps Activate the Wp-related-posts plugin to see the related post list XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <s> <strike> <strong> Lea Reuveni lit one of six torches at the State Opening Ceremony of Holocaust Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem in 2020 When the city came under aerial attack in May 1940 the family fled the city and Lea lost contact with her mother and two of her siblings Lea took care of her younger siblings and the household When she heard that her mother and missing siblings were in southern France Lea went to the German command center and asked for a travel permit The Germans authorized Lea and her siblings to travel to Paris they bade their father goodbye and traveled alone by train all the while fleeing from German soldiers and evading checkpoints German troops boarded the train at the station in Lyon they threatened to throw them off the train and they found her mother in the southern city of Quarante Their father joined them a few weeks later When Vichy police began taking away Jewish refugees in the city in the summer of 1942 Lea went to look for a new place for her family to live spending nights in train station waiting rooms until she came to the town of Chirac who was willing to give them an abandoned house with no bathroom Germany occupied southern France except for the area occupied by the Italians Lea went to the local command center and asked for him to be released for a day explaining that her mother was recovering from childbirth Lea managed to smuggle her mother and siblings into the city Lea backtracked several times along the tortuous mountainous paths in order to help the elderly and women with children Lea and her family reached the town of Borgo San Dalmazzo where she contacted Father Don Raimondo Viale who was later recognized as Righteous Among the Nations where they reached a monastery in the area of Florence Lea remembered that the Hungarians were allies of the Germans and convinced them that she and her mother were Hungarian gentiles who had lost their papers Lea managed to save 15 other Jewish women in a similar manner Lea urged her mother to flee to Rome with the children She stayed behind in the monastery in order to maintain contact with her father Elias but he was deported to the camps and murdered she immigrated to Israel and worked as a hospital nurse Lea volunteers in a retirement home and visits lonely Holocaust survivors all her extended family came to celebrate with her none of these children would be here today The Yad Vashem website had recently undergone a major upgrade The page you are looking for has apparently been moved We are therefore redirecting you to what we hope will be a useful landing page For any questions/clarifications/problems, please contact: webmaster@yadvashem.org.il accompanied by the President of the Council of Ministers laid a wreath at the Vittoriano as a tribute to all the Fallen on the occasion of the 78th Liberation Day celebrations The ceremony was held in the presence of the highest offices of State: the President of the Senate and the President of the Constitutional Court Also present were the Chief of Defence Staff This was followed by commemorations in Cuneo A commemorative ceremony was then held at the Teatro Toselli The President of the Historical Institute of the Resistance Cuneo was awarded the Gold Medal for Military Valour on 1 August 1947 laid a laurel wreath at the Deportation Memorial Borgo San Dalmazzo received the Gold Medal for Civil Merit in 2001 The last of the ceremonies was held in Boves paid homage to the monument commemorating the victims of the Boves massacre to pay homage to the graves of Blesseds Don Giuseppe Bernardi and Don Mario Ghibaudo victims of the massacre on 19 September 1943 The nightclub scene is as fantastically eccentric as it has always been, as the “Night Fever: Designing Club Culture 1960 – Today” exhibition shows Currently on display at the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein the exhibition explores the design history of nightclub and it examines its cultural context as thriving hubs for experimenting with interior design “Night Fever” showcases a diverse range of chronically arranged material The exhibition starts with the beginnings of the nightclub scene in the late 1960s and iconic clubs in New York and Europe — such as The Electric Circus designed by architect Charles Forberg in New York and Grupo 9999's Space Electronic in Florence It also highlights the rise of disco in the 1970s and the release of “Saturday Night Fever” which in turn sparked a backlash of homophobic and racist overtones that peaked at Disco Demolition Night in Chicago Exhibition designer Konstantin Grcic and lighting designer Matthias Singer created a music and light installation that lets visitors explore the visual effects Outside the installation's perimeter is a display of dance records that include Peter Saville's designs for Factory Records Grace Jones' “Nightclubbing” album cover As club culture has been increasingly adopted by global brands and yearly music festivals in recent years other historic nightclubs from decades past have been pushed out of the city or only survive today as “modern ruins of a hedonistic past”. “Night Fever: Designing Club Culture 1960 – Today” is open through September 9 500,000€ Prize / Free registration / DUBAI URBAN ELEMENTS CHALLENGE UNESCO ANCIENT THEATRE: Valorising an Extraordinary Historical Heritage This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page a 500 “Dante Giacosa” made its entrance into the Museum of the XNUMX in Garlenda Fiat 500 more unique than rare The work was created by the association “Friends of Chocolate” designed by the master chocolatier Valter Nerozzi at the fair “A Chocolate Village” of Borgo San Dalmazzo (CN) The theme of this edition was “The 500 and the engines” and of course the Fiat 500 Club Italia could not miss out with a rally that The sculpture was intended to be exhibited inside the premises of the Municipality of Borgo San Dalmazzo for a year but after the proposal of Claudio Bernardi and a consultation with the Councilor Fabio Armando and the mayor Roberta Robbione it was kindly granted to transfer the 500 to Dante Giacosa the delivery was anticipated by telephone to the president of the Club who showed great enthusiasm and gratitude for the gesture the trip was organized by Claudio who today brought the fragrant car aboard his van accompanied by his wife Erika and his son Fabio The secretarial staff and the founding president were present to welcome the important and imposing trophy {gallery}coord_cuneo/fiat500_cioccolato{/gallery} Privacy Policy Extended information Fiat 500 Club Italia Logos – Registered Trademarks Cookie Policy Legal notices Fiat 500 Club Italia, Via Roma, 90 – 17033 Garlenda (SV) – 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