Carlo Pirozzi (TML Team) A fascinating and rare diary written by a Scots-Italian soldier, Robert Di Folco (1899-1963) fighting in Italy during the closing year of the First World War, 1918. Robert, whose real name was Libero, was born in Italy in 1899, in…
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Margaret Hills de Zàrate (TML Team) Freely adapted from Luigi Pirandello’s novella, Colloquii coi personaggi (A meeting with my characters) Colloquio con la madre (Conversing with mother) is the last in a sequence of five interlinked stories in the film Kaos (1984) by the…
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La sua azione è finalizzata a sostenere, promuovere e moltipicare le opportunità di incontro, conoscenza reciproca, scambio e dialogo interculturale. (Centro Interculturale Massimo Zonarelli) Learning how to live, work and collaborate across differences, whether linguistic, cultural or otherwise, is central to how we inhabit…
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The Feria de las Colectividades in the city of Morón in the Argentinian province of Buenos Aires is an occasion where local communities from Moron and the surrounding provinces of Catamarca, La Pampa, Tucumán, Santiago del Estero and Salta come together to enjoy typical local…
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In 1950 Oresto and Dino decided to make a journey to their family’s village in Italy. Oresto kept a diary of their adventure. Trailer
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These audio recording / podcast were created in order to produce an oral history collection, to preserve and share the collective community memory of an event central to the history and identity of the Scots-Italian and other communities. This new material helps us…
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The videos below contain testimonies of members of the Italian Scottish Community about the role of women, daughters, mothers and grandmothers in the Italian migrant family, particularly in a Scottish-Italian context. The Italian Mamma is a common national stereotype both within and beyond Italy. These…
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Tasmanian Italians The Italian community in Tasmania has been neglected by both historians of Italian migration and other Italian migrants in the Australian mainland as a consequence of its peripheral location and assumed cultural marginality. Very little is known about their past and present, but…
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