A lovely memory from Gino Di Giacomo is about his father the Sante Marie (AQ) maker of 'Jo mmasto'. This is dialect for the pack saddles that donkeys, horses and mules use to transport heavy loads down and up mountains.
L'Aquilana, Maria Agamben Federici (1899–1981) was a remarkable woman whose dedication to justice, equality, and democracy left a lasting impact on Italy.
A captivating tale of Le Virtù’s journey to Villavallelongo, where a 40-dish Panarda feast revealed the deep bonds of community, tradition, and generosity.
It's not something you hear much about, Abruzzo, hosting 1/3 of Mussolini's internment camps, it goes against the forte e gentile stereotype, so how did it get there, thank the Race Law of 1938.
