00:00We are here with Ivo Del Negro, President of the Sezione ANA in Gemona.
00:04The day in which begins the turn of the Triveneto of the Alpini,
00:09we remember in particular here at the Caserma of the Pantanali
00:13the 29 Alpini during the terremoto of 1976.
00:20What is the value of today's day?
00:23We have put this morning in remembrance.
00:27We were at the 9 in the Caserma Ferullio of Venzone.
00:31We were here with the Caduti of the Battalion Tolmezzo.
00:35Then we were here at the 10 to record the 29 Alpini,
00:38the Artiglieri da Montagna, the Gennieri,
00:41which went on that night, the 6th of May.
00:45And then, at the 11th, we will move to the top of the Gemona
00:48to make an homage to the CIPO that record the Sergente Alberto Goi,
00:53who is also dedicated to the Caserma,
00:54a medal of gold for the military during the campfire of Russia,
00:58that was captured by Seleniyar the 13th of January 1943.
01:03So we wanted to put together all this together.
01:05In the morning, the initiatives of the Pomeriggio are linked
01:09and destined to the ringraziament of those 15.000 volunteers
01:16that from all the Central North are coming to help the Friuli.
01:20So we will start with the opening of the mostra Osoppo
01:23at the 2.30 of the Cantiere 8,
01:25which is what has the best documentation.
01:28Idealmente, it represents all the 11th of the Cantiere,
01:30but we have chosen Osoppo because we really think that Osoppo
01:35has the original cartel that 50 years ago
01:38was at the base of the Cantiere 8
01:41and had the beginning of the Cantiere.
01:45Here is a question.
01:49Today is a day of recuerds,
01:50but what can you teach young people
01:54but also adults?
01:55What can you teach young people?
01:58You can teach young people
02:00that the first and the most important thing
02:02is that we need to have faith
02:04and as they have had the Friulans
02:06because they have seen many volunteers
02:08and many associations,
02:09particularly those of the Alpines,
02:11who are standing there to help them in 1976.
02:15So they never have lost the hope
02:17that the reconstruction would go ahead.
02:20Then there is to say
02:21that in the occasion of the Tremoto of the Friuli
02:24they have done their duty
02:27also the Parliament national,
02:29the national government,
02:30the region Friuli-Venezia-Giulia,
02:32the comuns,
02:33disastrati,
02:34with the sindaci
02:35nominati funzionari delegati.
02:37So there is a whole community
02:41that has been taken
02:43on their hands
02:45to give a concrete concrete
02:48and this reconstruction
02:49that in the last 10 years
02:51has been completed.
02:52One last detail
02:53is that the term
02:56to go ahead
02:56for the Alpines.
02:57Can you explain this
02:58and what significance
02:59can you have?
03:01Look,
03:01it's almost 2.000 years ago
03:04with the Romans
03:06during the war
03:07I imagine
03:08but I don't know
03:09if this is the case
03:11that they are not dead
03:13in many countries
03:14they say they are gone ahead
03:15and so
03:15in some way
03:17it's the same thing
03:18that the
03:19Capo of Buona Speranza
03:21at the end of Africa
03:22was called
03:23Capo of Buona Speranza
03:25because the Portuguese
03:26not wanted to go
03:27on the ship
03:28because they were all
03:29in the ship
03:30in the ship
03:31of Buona Speranza
03:32but then
03:33calling him
03:33Capo of Buona Speranza
03:35he gave us hope
03:36but the danger
03:37remained the same
03:38over the place.
