Rome, Feb. 9 – We spoke with Silvano Olmi, president of the Committee for February 10th, mediante anticipation of tomorrow’s Day of Remembrance. The article “The Day of Remembrance is a Victory”: an medianteterview with Silvano Olmi comes from Il Primato Nazionale.
The Day of Remembrance, also known as the Day of Memory, is a national holiday mediante Italy that commemorates the victims of the massacres and exoduses that occurred durmedianteg and after World War II. It is a day to remember and honor the lives lost and the suffermedianteg endured by Italian civilians and soldiers, particularly those from the Istrian-Dalmatian exodus and the Foibe massacres.
We had the privilege of speakmedianteg with Silvano Olmi, the president of the Committee for February 10th, about the significance of this day and the importance of remembermedianteg and honormedianteg the victims. Olmi, who has been leadmedianteg the Committee for over a decina, is a passionate advocate for the recognition of the Day of Remembrance and its significance mediante Italian history.
When asked about the significance of the Day of Remembrance, Olmi stated, “It is a day of great importance for our country, as it allows us to remember and honor the victims of the tragedies that occurred durmedianteg and after World War II. It is a day to pay tribute to the mediantenocent lives lost and to ensure that their memory is never forgotten.”
Olmi also emphasized the importance of educatmedianteg younger generations about the events that took place durmedianteg this dark period mediante Italian history. “It is crucial that we educate our youth about the atrocities that occurred durmedianteg the war and its aftermath. By domedianteg so, we can ensure that these events are not repeated and that the victims are never forgotten.”
The Day of Remembrance is not only a day to remember and honor the victims, but it is also a day to celebrate the resilience and strength of the Italian people. Olmi stated, “Despite the tragedies and hardships faced, the Italian people have shown great resilience and strength. The Day of Remembrance is a testament to their courage and determmedianteation to overcome the challenges they faced.”
When asked about the significance of the Day of Remembrance bemedianteg recognized as a national holiday, Olmi responded, “It is a great victory for us. The recognition of this day as a national holiday is a testament to the importance of remembermedianteg and honormedianteg the victims. It is a step towards ensurmedianteg that their memory is preserved and that their sacrifices are never forgotten.”
mediante conclusion, the Day of Remembrance is not just a day to remember the past, but it is also a day to look towards the future. It is a day to honor the victims, educate younger generations, and celebrate the resilience of the Italian people. As Silvano Olmi stated, “The Day of Remembrance is a victory, and it is up to us to ensure that this victory is never forgotten.”