It will start in the morning at 8.00 Aurora of a better worldthe program of initiatives promoted by Fossoli Foundation on the occasion of Liberation Day: Simone MarettiThe Carpi City Band and the Savani Choir will welcome the participants at the Campo di Fossoli for an awakening with words and music that will start the day on Thursday 25 April. From 10am to 7pm, the Camp will be celebrating with the 16 flags for peace created by FX Collective together with the guys from Hip Hop Education Center of Carpi, outcome of the project Walls against oblivion. In the eastern area of the renovated barrack, documentaries will be screened continuously In Fossoli. Lives that are (not) ours And Walls against oblivion. The western area of the barrack will host Inhumanity – contemporary internmentsexhibition curated by PacificActions, the Peace Committee established in Carpi, which intends to bring attention to the current situation of aberrant realities in which human beings are victims of persecution, torture, deprivation of freedom and denial of the most elementary and inalienable rights due to ethnic diversity, religious or opinion. Finally, from 12.00 to 16.00 Coop. social SCAI will hold activities and workshops for children entitled Too much fear, too little trust. At 12.00, 14.00, 15.00 and 16.00 it will be possible to take free guided tours while the possibility of taking routes with the App is always active The Fossoli Field. The other places of the Fossoli Foundation can also be visited during the day: the Monumento al Deportato Museum, the former Synagogue and the Sala dei Cervi, which hosts the exhibition The Cure of Memory, will be open from 10.00 to 14.00.
On Saturday 20 April, at 3.00 pm, citizens will be able to participate, starting from the Town Hall of Carpi, in the itinerary in the historic center of the city on the sites of the Second World War, in the footsteps of the project Traces of history, path of memorycreated in collaboration with ANPI Carpi. On the same day, at 9.00 pm, the show will be staged at the Monumento al Deportato Museum Prison diary. A story between music and wordsedited by primaCorda Associationwith the viola of Andrea Maini and the voice of Barbara Grande. Two-voice performance with performance of music from the first half of the 20th century for Viola alternating with the full reading of the story My father’s prison diary of the writer Giorgio Guidetti: story of the life of Elisban Guidetti (Carpi 1916-1977), corporal of the Italian army, deported to Austria to a Nazi labor camp between ’43 and ’45, postman, honorary citizen of the city of Trento. Entrance free and free while places last.
On Saturday 4 May, at 5.00 pm, the project restitution will be held in the Stele Courtyard of the Deported Museum Rememchildedited by Embankment Theatre, with the students of the Guinizelli School of Bologna. Rememchild is a European project, which involved twenty-four pre-adolescents who visited Fossoli, learned about the different phases of its history, exploring six stories among those of the many children who passed through there between 1943 and 1960. These six stories became the subject of investigation and stimulus for reflection on the war, its premises and its consequences.
Thursday 9 May, at 5.30 pm, the former Synagogue will be the scene of Works in progress. The open research of the Fossoli Foundationan opportunity to take stock of the ongoing research promoted by the Foundation which is being concluded together with historians Costantino Di Sante, Gianluca Fulvetti, Bruno Maida, Michele Marchi.
Finally, on Monday 15 May at 6.00 pm, the former Carpi Synagogue will host Bombs on the city. The air raids on Carpi in 1944conference held by Giulia Dodiof the Historical Institute of Modena.
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