Coriano Cemetery of War

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Coriano Cemetery of War sent on February 13, 2012 (19:52) by Guidoalpino. 4 comments, 953 views.

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A Coriano, nell'immediato entroterra di Rimini, sorge un cimitero di guerra inglese. La scorsa estate ci sono andato, e sono rimasto profondamente colpito da quel luogo che emana pace, serenità e speranza nonostante tutto. Ci sono stato per tre intere mattinate, ma - a parte i solerti e cortesissimi addetti alla manutenzione - non ho incontrato nessuno. E neanche al vicino cimitero dedicato al battaglione dei Gurkha indiani, altrettanto curato e altrettanto ignorato. Anche se, a pochi chilometri di distanza, le spiagge brulicavano di turisti. E' doloroso vedere quanti giovani soldati siano morti in quella sanguinosa battaglia del settembre 1944, per lo sfondamento della linea gotica. E' commovente che il loro Paese continui a dedicare tanta cura alla memoria dei suoi caduti, è deplorevole che chi ha beneficiato del loro sacrificio li ignori. Ho sentito il bisogno di dedicare loro questo mio modesto tributo. Altre foto nella mia galleria. #CimiteriDiGuerra

9 persons like it: Atzeni Bruno, Davide Malavasi, Editore, Ilteneromax, Luigi Monti, Lured60, Murmunto, Rriccardo, Scaccabarozzi Domenico

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Rriccardo

sent on December 21, 2013 (15:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I clicked the like of all pictures from this gallery to a fitting tribute to those who, sometimes unwittingly, fell to the whims of others, perhaps without knowing why. They are pictures that give strong feelings that you knew well convey, without neglecting to support a flower as a tribute to their toll.
Very touching and is not for everyone. Compliments.
Riccardo

Guidoalpino

sent on December 21, 2013 (16:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Richard, thank you very much for your appreciation and especially for your sensitivity.
Hello and happy holidays.
Guido

Ilteneromax

sent on July 27, 2014 (9:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

My grandparents and my parents have experienced first hand the folly of man. In this area there have been the bloodiest clashes between German and Allied forces. Occasionally I go to do not forget how much we owe to these guys. Well done, hello. Max

Guidoalpino

sent on July 27, 2014 (10:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Max for sharing the feelings of gratitude and respect for the thousands of young soldiers.
Hello
Guido

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