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The poem at page 162 is the most important for two reasons: A fundamental historical event and a philosophical question after the end of the Nazi regime.

The date 8 September 1943 is the date of the Armistice, before this date the Anglo-Americans were enemy and after they were ally.

For this fact the history has condemned the Italians as traitors and I totally agree.

In date 19th June 1943  at 9:30/ 10:00 am, some Ripani (the inhabitants of Ripatransone) saw two tanks toward Ripatransone, once arrived at Ripatransone two people jumped on them and throw away the Italian flag, the reaction was violent.

The philosophical dilemma is: Are we really free?


In my opinion thanks to the Anglo/Americans now we can express our opinions without being punished nor killed, this is the essence of the western society, but we are underlings to the US, fortunately this state is fair and democratic.

This poem can be read on: Pensieri in Libera Uscita - Poesie, Sonetti ed Altro in Lingua Dialettale di Ripatransone - Edito da Maroni Editore 2001

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