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Vajont 1963, the Dam that Did Not Collapse - Scintilena

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On October 9, 1963, a giant landslide detachs from Mount Toc and plunges into the Vajont invade.The dam resists, but the wave overcomes the barrier and devastates Longarone and the Piave valley, causing 1,917 victims.A disaster announced by signals and movements already known, which tells the difficult relationship between great works, geology, water and territory The article Vajont 1963, the dam that did not collapse comes from Scintilena.
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On October 9, 1963, a giant landslide detachs from Mount Toc and plunges into the Vajont invade.The dam resists, but the wave overcomes the barrier and devastates Longarone and the Piave valley, causing 1,917 victims.A disaster announced by signals and movements already known, which tells the difficult relationship between great works, geology, water and territory The article Vajont 1963, the dam that did not collapse comes from Scintilena.

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scintilena.com broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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