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Objet : KKE: A propos du 90e anniversaire de la révolution d’Octobre (1917) (traduction française)
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Ottobre 1917: Rivoluzione Socialista
Così lontana così vicina
In occasione del novantesimo:
Venerdì 26 ottobre 2007 alle ore 20.45
Sala Fondazione Gramsci
Via Matteo Pescatore 7
(zona p.zza Vittorio) Torino
“In tutto il paese centinaia di migliaia di russi, gli sguardi fissi sugli oratori, operai e contadini, soldati, marinai, si sforzavano di comprendere e di decidersi, pensando con tutte le loro forze, e prendendo infine, così unanimi la loro decisione. Tale fu la rivoluzione russa ….”
John Reed, I dieci giorni che sconvolsero il mondo
Introduce:
Enrico Vigna, Centro di Cultura e Documentazione Popolare
Relatori:
Sergio Ricaldone, Redazione resistenze.org, Presidente Comitato 7 Novembre
Marcello Graziosi, Caporedattore de L’Ernesto
Domenico Moro, Giornalista de La Rinascita della Sinistra
Organizza:
Centro di Cultura e Documentazione Popolare
resistenze.org
Genova ricorda il 90° anniversario
della Rivoluzione d’Ottobre
1917-2007-Novant’anni fa la Rivoluzione Socialista d’Ottobre aprì una nuova pagina nella storia dell’umanità. Per le classi oppresse quella Rivoluzione vittoriosa significò che era possibile vincere il nemico di classe e, soprattutto, che un altro mondo migliore, senza sfruttatori, né sfruttati era possibile realizzare. Con la prima vittoria del proletariato nella storia dell’umanità le masse popolari si affacciarono sul palcoscenico della storia, diventando protagoniste del proprio destino, sino ad allora subalterno alle classi ricche borghesi e oligarchiche. Ancora oggi, dopo novant’anni, abbiamo il dovere di ricordare quei fatti memorabili che hanno cambiato il corso della storia dell’uomo, per trarre insegnamento per il futuro. La Rivoluzione d’Ottobre ha insegnato che anche per i poveri e per gli sfruttati è possibile vincere, che un altro mondo è possibile, se sapremo mettere fine allo sfruttamento dell’uomo sull’uomo e dire basta per sempre all’odio razziale, alle guerre e all’imperialismo, su cui si basa l’attuale sistema capitalista in cui viviamo. Per questo motivo vogliamo ricordare questo anniversario invitandovi a due appuntamenti cittadini:
Venerdì 2 Novembre, alle ora 18.00 presso la Libreria Feltrinelli di Genova (Via XX Settembre) il Circolo Culturale Proletario di Genova presenta il libro “La Rivoluzione d’Ottobre (ZAmbon Editore) con la curatrice del libro Adriana Chiaia, introduce Ceccoli Silvano (Circolo Culturale Proletario di Genova)
Sabato 3 Novembre, alle ore 15.30 presso la sede ANPI di Marassi (Piazza Galileo Ferrarsi 12 r) Conferenza sul tema “Attualità della Rivoluzione d’Ottobre”, con la partecipazione della studiosa Adriana Chiaia, organizzata da Linea Rossa P.C.d’I (m-l) di Genova.
http://www.serbianna.com/news/2007/02770.shtml
Croat Nazi Rocker to Tour North America
October 21, 2007
SERBIANNA
At $55 per ticket, Croatian popular rock singer Marko Perkovic, known
as Thompson, is betting that New Yorkers will flock to the Croatian
Center in Manhattan for a night of a Croatian nationalist euphoria
that includes a sword-wielding singer, ballads about extermination of
Serbs and Jews during the World War Two and massive Seig Heils by the
fans.
"My songs talk about love of one's country, God and all values of
Croatian people and if that bothers somebody and calls that fascism,
then that is another matter," Thompson told Croatian newspaper
Slobodna Dalmacija in September.
PHOTO: Thompson during a concert performance.
http://www.serbianna.com/news/2007/02770a.jpg
In June, Simon Wiesenthal Center urged the Croatian government to
counter veneration of Fascist Ustashe past, and "protested to the
Croatian government over the open display of WWII-era fascist
symbols, banners and uniforms by fans at a recent concert in Zagreb."
Ustashe were native Croatian WWII Nazi government whose volunteer
army engaged in one of the most brutal extermination campaigns of
Jews, Serbs and Gypsies that even seasoned German Nazi officers found
repulsive.
Thompson's popularity among Croats got another boost this summer when
the Croatian television network, Channel 2, did broadcast one of his
concerts prompting Dr. Efraim Zuroff, director of the Wiesenthal
Center in Israel, to fire off a protest statement yet again.
"By broadcasting Thompson's concert on state television in prime time
the government is in essence expressing its approval for his hateful
message," the Wiesenthal Center statement concludes.
Dr. Efraim Zuroff also notes that Thompson's display of Nazi Ustasha
symbolism is no coincidence.
"A singer who sings nostalgically about Ustasha leader Ante Pavelic
and favorably about Croatia's worst World War II concentration camps
Jasenovac and Stara Gradiska, is openly urging his fans to identify
with the genocidal Ustasha regime which sought to liquidate Croatia's
Serbs, Jews, and Gypsies as well as their Croatian political
opponents," says a statement issued by the Wiesenthal Center.
Jasenovac and Stara Gradiska is a Ustasha song whose lyrics celebrate
the World War II genocide against the Serbs committed in the
Hercegovina region. The song became popular once again when in early
2000s it was aired on a Croatian national television during a popular
talk-show Latinica.
PHOTO: Massive fan Seig Heils.
http://www.serbianna.com/news/2007/02770b.jpg
LYRICS
Jasenovac and Stara Gradiska
Jasenovac and Stara Gradiška
That's the house of Maks' butchers.
There was a slaughterhouse in Capljina
Neretva carried away many Serbs.
Hey, Neretva, flow downhill,
Carry Serbs into the blue Adriatic.
I am Ustasha and so was my father,
Father left craft to his son.
In 2004, Dutch authorities banned Thompson from performing in
Amsterdam citing Hitler salute at previous concerts. Thompson
organizers quickly switched the venue to Rotterdam where he was
allowed to hold a concert. After the concert, the fans started public
protests against the Dutch ban in Amsterdam defending symbols the
band uses and the Ustasha movement.
"My fans are dignified on all my concerts, after which there are no
incidents and in fact it is the media that inflames people who accuse
me and my fans for something we are not," says Thompson.
This summer, Thompson held a triumphal concert in the Croatian
capital Zagreb with over 60,000 fans engaging in a collective Seig
Heil salutes with footage abundantly available on YouTube.
Besides New York, Thompson's North American tour will include
Toronto, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Vancouver and San Francisco.
PHOTO: Croatian fan during Thompson performance.
http://www.serbianna.com/news/2007/02770c.jpg
"Marko Perkovic will be coming to USA and Canada, i.e. if he's
allowed entry. It certainly looks like he will be here unless there
is some protesting to authorities by Serbian and Jewish
organizations," says Liz Milanovich, an activist.
The issue of which Balkan figure is allowed entry to North America
has also been contentious and bloggers such as Svetlana Novko who
runs Byzantine Sacred Art Blog points that back in 2005, Canada
banned a tour of a Serbian folk singer Svetlana Raznjatovic Ceca who
was once married to a notorious Serbian paramilitary boss Arkan.
"The fact she is a widow of a Serbian paramilitary leader Arkan was
sufficient for Canadians to deny her the entry into the country,"
points Novko in her blog and questions why Canadians find Serbian
guilt by association appropriate while at the same time do nothing to
stop a concert tour of a Croatian Nazi bigot.
"So, feel free to celebrate the Holocaust in Canada to your heart's
content," says Novko.
A New York comedian and a columnist for Jewishworldreview.com, Julia
Gorin, takes a more sarcastic approach to this double standard. In
her "Do’s and Don’ts for Entry into North America" Mrs. Gorin
lampoons immigration authorities for allowing "Croatian Nazi rocker
and fans", "Albanian jihadists" and "Bosnian killer" to North America
but ban a skimpy-dressed Serb folk singer.
"To my Serbian readers in Canada and America, I recommend that on
[Thompson's] concert dates, you get some of those neck supports that
people wear for whiplash — so it'll be harder to saw off your head,"
writes Mrs. Gorin in her blog.
On Saturday, Serbian Unity Congress (SUC), an umbrella group of
Americans of Serb descent has condemned Thompson's plans for a
November tour and is calling "on all branches of the US government to
join human rights watchdog organizations in taking necessary action
to stop any of their public performances in the US."
"The band, led by one Marko Perkovic-Thompson, has a long an
indisputable track record of bigotry, racism and even outright
fascism," says SUC and adds that "this act is utterly incompatible
with values established in our society, and that positive action by
governmental agencies might be needed to redress the matter," writes
Serbian Unity Congress in their public statement.
WEB SITES:
http://www.thompson.hr/
http://www.byzantinesacredart.com/blog
http://www.wiesenthal.com
http://www.jewishworldreview.com
http://www.serbianunity.net/
http://www.juliagorin.com/
http://www.ceca-online.com
90° Anniversario della Rivoluzione d’Ottobre
Sabato 10 novembre 2007 il "Comitato 7 Novembre" organizza per tutto il giorno presso l’aula magna del liceo scientifico statale "F. Severi" Bastioni di Porta Volta 16 - Milano, un convegno sul 90° anniversario della Rivoluzione d’Ottobre e sul suo significato nell’attualità della lotta deicomunisti e della classe lavoratrice contro il capitalismo e l’imperialismo nel mondo.
ore 9.00 Apertura e inizio lavori
Sergio Ricaldone
Presidente dell’Assemblea
Comunicazioni e messaggi
ore 9,30 – 1ª relazione
Domenico Losurdo
Professore ordinario di Filosofia della storia nell'Università di Urbino
L’Ottobre bolscevico e la lotta tra rivoluzione e controrivoluzione nella prima metà del Novecento.
ore 10,15 interventi
Sergio Cararo, La crisi dell’imperialismo, la rivoluzione d’ottobre e l’attuale ripresa e risalita dell’imperialismo a livello mondiale -
Mauro Gemma, Il Partito Comunista della Federazione Russa -
Marco Rizzo europarlamentare, Segr.Naz.PdCI -
Raffaele De Grada
Bruno Casati Assessore prov., Dir.Naz.PRC -
Cristina Carpinelli
Stefano Barbieri.
Ore 12,30 pausa
ore 14,00 - 2ª relazione
Andrea Catone
Direttore del "Centro studi sui problemi della transizione al socialismo"
Dal dopoguerra alla dissoluzione dell'URSS sviluppo e crisi del "socialismo reale".
Comunicazioni e messaggi
ore 15,30 interventi
Giuseppe Cracas - Claudio Caron - Rolando Giai-Levra - Sergio Manes -
Alessandro Leoni - Fausto Sorini - Tiziano Tussi - Vittorio Gioiello.
ore 18,00 Conclusione e chiusura Convegno
Sergio Ricaldone
Wed Oct 3, 2007 6:37 pm (PST)
http://www.focus-fen.net/?id=n119834
Focus News Agency (Bulgaria)
August 20, 2007
Kosovo Albanians celebrate Clinton's birthday
Pristina - Hundreds of Kosovo Albanians attended a
folk concert to celebrate the 61th birthday of former
US president Bill Clinton on Sunday, remembering his
support for their separatist struggle.
Dancing to Albanian folk music before a huge birthday
cake outside the national theatre, they expressed
gratitude for Clinton's approval of a NATO bombing
campaign to end a Serbian crackdown during the 1998-99
Kosovo conflict.
"I hope president Clinton lives to be 101. I hope his
wife Hillary is elected president and rules America as
her husband did," said Lutfi Salihu, a 66-year-old
pensioner who attended the concert.
"If it wasn't for him you wouldn't have one single
Albanian in Kosovo nowadays."
It was the fourth time Kosovo Albanians have publicly
celebrated Clinton's birthday and follows the raptuous
welcome for US President George W. Bush in Albania
earlier this year.
"We confirmed the love that we Albanians feel towards
president Clinton and America as well as the American
people," Bekim Rexhepi, the head of the Association of
Friends of America, told the crowd.
http://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUSL2316200920070523
Reuters - May 23, 2007
Kosovo to honor Bill Clinton with statue
By Fatos Bytyci
PODUJEVO, Serbia - Kosovo Albanians plan to honor
their "savior" Bill Clinton by erecting a statue of
the former United States president in the capital of
Serbia's breakaway province.
The three-meter (10-foot) tall monument is still under
construction in a studio in Podujevo north of
Pristina.
"He is our savior. He saved us from extermination,"
sculptor Izeir Mustafa told Reuters. "I was thrilled
by the work because I know what he did for us."
Kosovo has been under U.N. administration since 1999
after 78 days of NATO bombing ousted Serb troops....
Ninety percent of Kosovo's 2 million people are ethnic
Albanians. They expect to get their own state in the
coming months with U.S. and European Union support,
despite the opposition of Serbia and its main ally,
Russia.
Clinton, as leader of the NATO alliance, is seen as
the man who decided to bomb Serbia to force the late
[president] Slobodan Milosevic to withdraw his forces
from Kosovo, effectively handing victory to the Kosovo
Liberation Army.
Pristina already has a road named after him, graced by
a 12-metre (25 foot) tall mural of the former
president. Pristina municipal authorities say they
expect to erect the statue somewhere along Clinton
Boulevard later this summer.
Mustafa has several more days to work before he
bronzes the sculpture of Clinton, after which he will
turn his attention to another soon-to-be former
Western leader. . "I definitely will do a statue of
(British Prime Minister) Tony Blair," he said. "He
saved us as well".
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2007&mm=04&dd=12&nav_category=92&nav_id=40634
B92 (Serbia)
April 12, 2007
International conference on Kosovo
NEW YORK - New York hosts an international conference
dedicated to Kosovo starting today.
Priština negotiating team members, chaired by Kosovo
president Fatmir Sejdiu, confirmed their presence at
the conference on Kosovo sponsored by the Rockefeller
Brothers Fund.
The conference entitled “Preparation of the Strategy
for the Initial 120 Days of Kosovo” will also feature
former U.S. President Bill Clinton.
The conference’s moderators include U.S. Kosovo envoy
Frank Wisner and former international community High
Representative for Bosnia Wolfgang Petritsch.
http://www.cafebabel.com/en/article.asp?T=T&Id=10549
Cafe Babel (France) - April 4, 2007
Bill Clinton Forever
Report
Coca-Kosova
Saskia Drude
Pristina: In the fight for independence from Serbia,
Kosovan Albanians turn their hand to America for
friendship
Bill Clinton welcomes everyone who has just come to
the city from the direction of the airport. The eight
metre high placard of the waving former
American president hangs on a twelve-storey building,
looming high above the Bill Clinton Boulevard in
Pristina, capital of a Kosovo seeking independence
from Serbia.
A policeman who is directing traffic along the
Boulevard is wearing a cap based on the style of
police uniforms from the 1920s. On the fence opposite
there's a placard from Thanksgiving last year, with
‘Thank you America’ emblazoned across it.
Boutique Hillary
The fact that there can be such an unabashed American
pride in a city with a large Muslim community, not
forgetting this central road commemorating an
ex-American president, is unheard of virtually
anywhere else in the world.
In May 1999 and during Bill Clinton’s presidency, the
first NATO bomb landed on its Yugoslavian target. 78
days later the Kosovo War ended....
After the end of the war, several streets were quickly
renamed after freedom fighters, politicians and
authors barely known to Albanians.
Even city taxi drivers had no idea where anywhere was!
Instead of street names, distunguished places via
landmarks such as mosques, banks or shops, for example
the ‘California’ restaurant, the ‘Boston’ bakery or
the ‘Hillary’ Boutique on Bill-Clinton Boulevard.
Weapons from the USA
‘The Albanians love us,’ says Robert Curtis, who has
worked in Kosovo since 2001. ‘I can do no wrong here.
If I drive too fast the police turn a blind eye - just
because I’m American.'
Curtis is the Dean at the American University in
Kosovo, which since 2003 has offered courses in
economics, management and other more questionable
subjects.
‘Americans are our friends,’ says Faik Fazliu. ‘They
were always on the side of the Albanians.’
At 22, Fazilu lost a leg in the last weeks of the war.
Now he is chairman of the Association of War Veterans
and War Invalids of the now disbanded Kosovan ‘Freedom
Army’ UÇK.
‘Already by 1998, the UÇK were getting the majority of
their weapons from the USA,’ remembers Fazliu.
US-Albanians supported the UÇK as they completely
legally bought weapons in large batches from the US.
They ranged from assault rifles to grenade launchers.
The weapons were [used] by Albanians in Kosovo. After
they entered the war, the Americans set up training
camps in Albania for UÇK fighters.
Money for democracy
Since 1999, the US militia has been involved in the
international KFOR-Mission in Kosovo.
Their camp ‘Bondsteel’ in Ferizaj (Serbian: Urosevaæ)
is the largest US military camp in Europe. It is
leased for 99 years, and is thus strategically
important in the long-term. It reaches across the
whole of Kosovo with its two million inhabitants.
The USA also plays an important role in civilian
matters.
The position of Deputy of the UN Civilian Department
UNMIK is created by a US statute.
The future US embassy and the offices of USAID, the
official US agency for democratisation and economic
development, is situated in the middle of a large
estate in Kosovo’s main city. The development and
democratisation process is co-ordinated from here and
is financed by the US.
Furthermore, Americans are involved in both small and
large NGOs.
Around a dozen large NGOs are operating. Among the
three Americans is Kristin Griffiths from the Mercy
Corps in Pristina.
When Griffith visits the villages around central
Kosovo she always hears the same phrase - ‘Bill
Clinton and God saved Kosovo’.
The initial enthusiasm for the Americans has only
waned slightly since the war: ‘Kosovo is one of the
few countries in which we Americans are welcomed
without fail.’
'F-ck Coca Cola'
Young war veteran Fazilu doesn’t know a great deal
about US commitment to Kosovo's democratisation, but
he’s learnt a lot from his lessons.
‘Kosovo will be an independent state with respect for
all minorities.’ Many Kosovans like Fazilu can’t think
further than that longed-for day when the UN Security
Council decides the status of Kosovo – probably in the
next few weeks.
Although EU member states haven’t so far been able to
agree on the question, the USA would prefer to see
Kosovo as more independent today than it has been
before.
In the predominantly Serbian populated north of
Kosovo, the US is considered to be an ally of the
Albanians.
This is in large part thanks to their expulsion of the
Serbians from Kosovo.
The approximately 100,000 Serbians still living there
have congregated in little enclaves in the north of
the province. ‘F-ck Coca Cola, f-ck the pizza, all we
need is Slivovitza,’ is scrawled across postcards and
placards in souvenir shops on the Serbian side of the
divided city Mitrovica (Serbian: Mitrovicë).
The Serbs build on the traditional support of Moscow.
As a member of the so-called Balkan-Contact Group,
Russia has often stepped up to offer to support the
situation only when all parties involved are agreed on
a composite solution to Kosovo's status.
This UN Security Council resolution could in turn be
rejected by Moscow's veto. The old dichotomy of the
world – in Kosovo, it continues to exist.
The author is a member of the German N-Ost network
Photos: Jutta Sommerbauer (Free Kosovo) and Saskia Drude
Subject: | Peace Is Not Won by Helping Terrorists |
Date: | Wed, 15 Nov 2006 09:45:02 -0700 |
From: | Mary Mostert <Mary@...> |
To: | Mary Mostert <Mary@...> |
Peace Is Not Won by Helping Terrorists
By: Mary Mostert, Analyst, www.bannerofliberty.com
November 14, 2006
Democrats who are euphoric about winning the majority in Congress, and Republicans who are depressed by losing their majority in Congress might do well to remember when President Clinton was faced with the exact same situation. In the election of 1994, the Democrat in the White House found himself with a Republican House and Senate. Although Clinton won re-election in 1996, the House and Senate remained Republican.
In spite of that handicap and Republican opposition, Clinton allowed Iranian weapons and Osama bin Laden trained mujuhideen through the UN Blockade in 1995. In 1999, without Congress’ approval, Clinton ordered the US Air Force to bomb the Serbs, our historic allies, for 79 days, and seize control of a portion of their land, Kosovo. Today Bosnia and Kosovo are the major training grounds for terrorists who blow up Americans in Iraq, Spaniards in Spain and English citizens in London. ”
We are now hearing demands from the newly elected Democrats that President Bush pull the troops out of Iraq because, in the words of Sen. Carl Levin, the election was a message from the voters to “change the course in Iraq.” President Bush’s course has been to fight Islamic terrorists whereas Clinton’s course was to help Islamic terrorists seize control of Bosnia and Kosovo. Levin apparently wants to reinstate Clinton policies of aiding and abetting terrorists gain greater power.
Clinton aligned the US and its military might throughout his administration with Islamic fundamentalists in Bosnia and Kosovo such as Alija Izetbegovic and Agim Ceku, who ethnically cleansed Krajina of 180,000 Serbs in 1995. As early as 1970 Izetbegovic wrote: “There can be no peace or coexistence between the Islamic faith and non-Islamic societies and political institutions.”
Few Western leaders appeared to be aware of Izetbegovic’s goals, and were and still are being deceived by a propaganda campaign that blamed the Serbs, who were the first victims of Izetbeovic’s plan to eliminate “non-Islamic” faith groups and societies. The Serbs were mostly Orthodox Christians. In Kosovo alone over 150 of their Churches have been totally destroyed and at least 350,000 Serbs in Bosnia and in Kosovo have been driven from their homes and thousands of others killed.
In December 1995, Clinton sent 20,000 American troops to Bosnia, promising “Congress and the American people that U.S. personnel would be out of Bosnia at the end of one year.” According to a 1997 Senate report regarding Clinton’s lifting of the Arms embargo to provide Bosnian Muslims Iranian arms and mujuhideen enforcement “helped turn Bosnia into a Militant Islamic Base.” About half of the 60,000 troops sent to Bosnia in 1995 were Americans and there are still American military advisors in Bosnia.
We only have to harken back to March of 1999 when most Republicans, then the majority in Congress, strenuously and fruitlessly objected to a military move by Democrat President Bill Clinton who wanted to attack Yugoslavia at the request of an organization that had been on the State Department list of terrorists until he removed them in 1998 – the crime and drug financed Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA.)
California Republican Congressman Tom Campbell called it a "bloody civil war” in which neither side had “attacked us.” Furthermore, he correctly pointed out as scores of forensic experts later verified, “we do not have a systematic attempt by the government in Serbia to exterminate the Albanian population." This, of course, was contrary to the propaganda from Islamic fundamentalists who claimed the Serbs in Kosovo had somehow managed to kill “over 100,000” armed Albanians who outnumbered the Serbs 9-to-1.
In early 1999 President Clinton had been impeached for lying to a judge about his sexual exploits and he was searching for something, ANYTHING, to get the public’s mind off of Monica Lewinsky. By picking up the KLA accusation that Serbs were “committing genocide” in Kosovo against Albanians, Clinton moved the public’s attention from sex to war.
I pointed out in an article published March 11, 1999, that most of the Serb population had been driven out of Kosovo during World War II, and noted that “the Kosovo Liberation Army is either (1) a rebel army; (2) a guerrilla organization; (3) a terrorist organization or (4) a criminal gang pushing illegal drugs - depending on which group you want to believe. There is no doubt that the present conflict was created because of the number of Serbian police and citizens the Kosovars were killing.”
Until Clinton removed the KLA from the list, it was on the U.S. State Department list of terrorist organizations. It not only was involved in the drug trade but was trained in terrorist tactics by Osama bin Laden.
The international community is now preparing to reward the Islamic terrorists and drug dealers by turning Kosovo over to them. Former Canadian ambassador to Yugoslavia, James Bissett, wrote: “In 1993, Mr. Ceku commanded Croatian forces that violated a U.N.-brokered cease-fire and overran three Serbian villages in the Medac pocket. When the Canadians counterattacked and re-entered the burned villages, they discovered all of the inhabitants and domestic animals had been slaughtered. Mr. Ceku later also ordered undefended Serbian villages shelled in violation of the rules of war, causing heavy casualties among the civilian population.” In 1997 a senior CIA official warned Congress that getting arms into Bosnia would be regretted in the future “when they blow up some Americans, as they no doubt will before this thing is over.”
The future is here, folks. Don’t be surprised if the highly mobile Al Qaeda terrorists after taking control in Kosovo, Bosnia and Iraq, show up in your home town to help you understand that “There can be no peace or coexistence between the Islamic faith and non-Islamic societies and political institutions,” as Izetbegovic put it.
perso il suo adorato cugino in un incidente stradale. Oggi in Macedonia c'è
stata la giornata di lutto.
Le nostre più sentite condoglianze a Natalija e a tutta la sua famiglia!
i compagni del Coordinamento Nazionale per la Jugoslavia
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Skopje, 16 ott. (Adnkronos) - Tose Proeski, popolarissima pop star macedone
considerato l''Elvis Presley' dei Balcani, e' morto in un incidente d'auto
in Croazia. L'artista, che aveva partecipato all'Eurofestival del 2004 per
la ex repubblica yugoslava di Macedonia, ed era stato piu' volte premiato
in diverse manifestazioni canore locali. Aveva 26 anni e, secondo quanto
riferito dalla polizia, ha perso la vita nello scontro della sua auto
contro un camion su una strada nei pressi di Nova Gradiska.
Non appena avuta la notizia della sua morte, le radio locali di Skopje
hanno iniziato a trasmettere soltanto i suoi brani e nella capitale molti
fan sono scoppiati in lacrime chiedendo che venga dichiarata una giornata
di lutto nazionale (= 17.10).
(da burekeaters:)
Interrompiamo il nostro silenzio per colorare di nero il nostro blog, che
con dispiacere apprende della morte di Tose Proeski, giovane ma già celebre
star della musica pop macedone, artista di cui più volte abbiamo parlato...
Tose aveva 26 anni ed è morto in un incidente stradale in Croazia. I
funerali sono in corso a Krusevo proprio mentre scriviamo.
Noi lo ricordiamo per la potenza della sua voce ma anche per la sua
allegria, per la sua modestia e simpatia.
Tose aveva anche cantato in italiano, in coppia con Gianna Nannini.
BERSAGLIO DELLA REVANCHE FASCISTA
Chi fosse rimasto indifferente, negli scorsi anni, di fronte agli
attacchi sferrati contro i partigiani jugoslavi "infoibatori" ("Cuore
nel pozzo", "Giorno del Ricordo", eccetera) ritenendo che "la
Resistenza italiana fu ben altra cosa", si pentirà adesso amaramente
della propria "democratica" miopia nazionalista. Infatti, come era
prevedibile, il revanscismo fascista cambia adesso la mira e si
prepara a sparare anche contro i combattenti italiani fondatori della
nostra Repubblica. (IS)
Si gira film 'Il sangue dei vinti'
Miniserie Rai tratta da libro di Pansa con l'attore Placido
(ANSA) - ROMA, 15 OTT - Primo ciak della miniserie Rai 'Il sangue dei
vinti' tratta dal libro di Pansa con protagonista Michele Placido.
Nel suo controverso best seller il giornalista-scrittore ricorda gli
eccidi partigiani tra il 25 aprile '45 e la fine del '46. Il primo
ciak, una delle scene piu' drammatiche, ambientata nei pressi di un
mulino dove i protagonista cerca la sorella ausiliaria catturata dai
partigiani, e' stato battuto in Piemonte vicino Saluzzo da Michele
Soavi.