US EditionTrieste, the sinkhole of Basovizza smeared with red paint written 48 hours before the Day of Remembrance. Meloni: 'Outrage against the nation'
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Rome, February 8 - We once again find ourselves having to comment on an anti-fascist act of political and ideological vandalism: at the Foiba in Basovizza this morning, three writings in Slavic language 'appeared', one of which is 'Trst je nas' (Trieste is ours) and another 'Trieste is a well'. Sign “161”, the numerical code for the international acronym AFA (Anti-Fascist Action).
In the Italian town of Basovica, near Trieste, a monument to Italians expelled from Yugoslavia after World War II was vandalized, and in Slovenian the inscription on the monument reads "Trieste is ours" and "Death to fascism, freedom to the people."
At night, strangers wrote in Slovenian at the entrance to the memorial area for the victims of the post-war massacres in Bazovica "Trieste is ours" and "Death to fascism, freedom to the nations".
Three writings, in Slavic language, appeared this morning at the Foibain Basovizza, one of which is Trst je nas (Trieste ours) and another Trieste...
“What happened is an act of unprecedented gravity,” and “it cannot go unpunished,” commented the Prime Minister
Three written with red paint, in Slavic language, appeared this morning at the Foiba in Basovizza, one of which is 'Trst je nas' (Trieste is ours) and another 'Trieste is a well'. The third, translated, is 'Death to Fascism and Freedom to the People' ('Smrt Fasizmu Svoboda Norodom'). Also followed by a number, '161'. In 1945, an unknown number of corpses of prisoners, soldiers and civilians killed by the military by the Yugoslav Liberation Army …
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