Wednesday, November 24 Klausbrunnen dj set - music4wine
19.00:
Presentation and tasting of products craft brewery "Birra di Fiemme"
21.00: presentation of the book Partisan race. History of Giorgio Marincola (1923-1945) Carlo Costa e Lorenzo Teodone, ed. Jacobelli, 2008
Saturday, November 20, 2010
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Beer, beer is one of the most charming and pleasant valleys of the Trentino Alto Adige, where the richness of a pristine water and the passion of Stephen Gilmozzi have played that old alchemy here for centuries has allowed to produce one of the most refreshing drinks, natural and healthy that is given to man to create: a unique beer, full bodied and refined. always been fascinated by the mysteries of transformation and melting of raw materials Stefano Gilmozzi found in local history, and in particular presence in the nearby Predazzo (Tn) and Fountains Cold (Bz) of craft breweries, famous but resigned, the stimulus to begin this exciting adventure. A deliberately non-pasteurized beer that has no preservatives and stabilizers, is a mug full of Nature. Fiemme 
To Stephen, who learned the craft learn the secrets of several breweries in South Tyrol and in Germany, it is essential that those who respect the craft beer "must" (duty category) of the quality, since the ingredients: "do not work with concentrates, but discover the recipes of our tradition. We were the breweries and with them the recipes for beers: I believe in the importance of rediscovering these things, much of my job is in search of malts and hops just to produce them. Obviously, the pure water of the mountains is the parchment upon which bring these valuable suggestions. " I called my beer and Larixbier Kellerbier for their color: in Latin means larch Larix, the 'red tree' here in the valley not missing, Keller is German wine cellar, 'cellar beer'. The Weizenbier has the name of the type of beer, which literally means wheat beer.
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partisan. Story of Giorgio Marincola (1923-1945)
Carlo Costa Teodone and Lorenzo, ed. Jacobelli, 2008 ------------ --------------------------- Race
partisan. Story of Giorgio Marincola (1923-1945)
Carlo Costa is a researcher at the Historical Museum of the Liberation of Rome. Lorenzo Teodone collaborator at the Center for State reform.
The authors have dug in the archives and talked to relatives and friends of Giorgio Marincola, partisan Italian-Somali fell to Stramentizzo di Fiemme, Trentino, May 4, 1945.
The two authors were able to reconstruct, through real fragments of memory, its history so similar yet so different from that of many young Italians who, like himself, had chosen to openly fight fascism to the extreme consequences.
"Partisan Race" is the personal story of Giorgio Marincola, whose life can be told from different points of view.
Giorgio Marincola was a partisan Roman joined the ranks of the Nazi-fascist resistance during the first weeks of employment in Rome. Like other supporters of central Italy, released in the summer of 1944, has decided to extend the struggle beyond the liberation of their city. Enlisted in military intelligence as the British fought in Piedmont, in the territory of Biella, from August 1944 to January 1945.
He was arrested by the SS, interrogated, beaten, locked up in prisons more or less institutionalized. He was interned in a Polizeilicher Durchganglager Bolzano, one of the German concentration camps in the peninsula, from which he emerged five days after the general insurrection, April 30, 1945.
then he joined a partisan group of Val di Fiemme, to resume the fight stopped after his arrest. The authors have dug in the archives and talked to relatives and friends of Giorgio Marincola, partisan Italian-Somali fell to Stramentizzo di Fiemme, Trentino, May 4, 1945.
The two authors were able to reconstruct, through real fragments of memory, its history so similar yet so different from that of many young Italians who, like himself, had chosen to openly fight fascism to the extreme consequences.
"Partisan Race" is the personal story of Giorgio Marincola, whose life can be told from different points of view.
Giorgio Marincola was a partisan Roman joined the ranks of the Nazi-fascist resistance during the first weeks of employment in Rome. Like other supporters of central Italy, released in the summer of 1944, has decided to extend the struggle beyond the liberation of their city. Enlisted in military intelligence as the British fought in Piedmont, in the territory of Biella, from August 1944 to January 1945.
He was arrested by the SS, interrogated, beaten, locked up in prisons more or less institutionalized. He was interned in a Polizeilicher Durchganglager Bolzano, one of the German concentration camps in the peninsula, from which he emerged five days after the general insurrection, April 30, 1945.
On May 4, 1945 Stramentizzo was killed in the last Nazi massacre on Italian soil. Giorgio Marincola was also a student came to anti through a process of cultural formation started at school due to its professor of history and philosophy. Giorgio Marincola was an Italian with black skin, a "mulatto," a child born of a military colony of Italian and a Somali woman during consolidation of the Italian military presence in Somalia and Colonial.
Giorgio Marincola is a mirror of the history of Italy in the first half of the twentieth century, its sufferings and its complexity. A figure of rare beauty. The book arrived in a few months after the first reissue, is distributed nationwide and is available in all major bookstores, or purchased on-line at the publishing house.
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