The female suffrage in Italy in 1946, between historical delay and democratic turning point

All over the world, the women they had to face long and complex battles to conquer the right to vote. ...
Giethootn: the “Dutch Venice” in which there are no roads

If you too are among those who often think of abandoning the frenetic life of large cities, to escape traffic, ...
What the scalp represented for the Native American: from the ritual to the war to the Hollywood myth

The scalpthe removal of the scalp of the enemy is one of the most iconic and controversial practices associated with ...
What is a srl and how it works

A Srl (Limited liability company) is a type of capital company that is called “limited” because the shareholders (ie the ...
What were the maritime republics that dominated the Mediterranean from the Middle Ages to the modern age

The Italian sea republics were State-dependent cities That In the centuries of the Middle Ages they acquired prosperity thanks to ...
Etna, intense volcanic activity: part of the south-east crater collapses and high kilometer eruptive clouds

THE’Etna He returned to make himself heard: the Etneo Observatory of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (Ingv) has ...
Who was the unknown soldier and what does his grave represent the altar of the homeland?

Every year, the June 2ndThe President of the Republic Visit theAltar of the homeland of Rome to pay homage to ...
What is the meaning of the Seppuku or Harakiri, the ritual suicide of the samurai

THE’Harakiri and the Seppukutwo ways to refer to suicide ritual practiced only by the caste of samuraiare among the most ...
Why do the Uffizi galleries call that? The story of one of the most important Italian museums

Despite being the most appreciated museums of Italy and the world, the monumental Uffizi Galleries of Florence They are not ...










