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I GIORNI DELLA PAURA: 16.11.2009
15 days in the hands of the Talibans.
Two years after been kidnapped in Afghanistan, Italian journalist Daniele Mastrogiacomo tells of his ordeal.
Interview by Carlo Oreglia.
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20 Years since Fall of Berlin Wall: 12.11.2009
On the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Max Civili produced a feature story about the historical event that changed the face of modern international politics. The segment includes RAI archival material.
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Alberto Baldin’s “La Scheda” - Martin Luther King : 12.11.2009
The end and then the beginning of Martin Luther King, eighty years after his birth.
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Balibo 1975: 9.11.2009
Five reporters and operators, all of them of anglo-saxon origins, were killed near the town of Balibo during the first stage of the Indonesian invasion of East Timor.
34 years after the slaughter, Indonesia could be called to respond to war crime accusations.
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Zuroff, the last Nazi-hunter: 30.10.2009
The 88-year-old Perth-based Charles Zentai has spent four years fighting against an extradition order to Hungary, where he is wanted to face charges of murdering a Jewish teenager in 1944. The director of Jersualem's Simon Wiesenthal Center, Ephraim Zuroff, has led the campaign against Zentai, whom he accuses of trying to elude justice. Zuroff, labelled by the media as the ‘last Nazi-hunter’, spoke to Max Civili about his career and the Zentai case.
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Messina floods: death toll finally rises to 35: 8.10.2009
The death toll from last week's flooding and landslides in Messina, Sicily, reached 25, with as many as 10 people still missing. As for now, it is not clear who will be held responsible for this tragedy. Max Civili speaks with Sydney-based Luigi De Luca who lived in Messina until 1980 and knows the city's social dynamics very well.
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World March for Peace kicks off!: 7.10.2009
The World March for Peace began in New Zealand on October 2, 2009 and will conclude in the Andes Mountains on January 2, 2010. The March arrived in Sydney on October the 3rd.
On that occasion Luisa Perugini caught up with The World March media officer for NSW Annamaria Attanasio.
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Lockheed bribery scandal re-evoked : 30.9.2009
Berlusconi set to resign any soon? According to state attorneys if the Lodo Alfano law is deemed unconstitutional, it could cause "damage to electoral functions that would not be able to be carried out with the due commitment, it could also cause resignations and, in any way, it would cause irreparable damage”. Back in 1978 the then President of Republic Giovanni Leone was forced to resign from his position following his involvement in the Lockheed bribery scandal. Learn more about the “Scandalo Loockheed” listening to the feature by Max Civili.
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Alberto Baldin's "La Scheda" - Italian Forum, the opening: 29.9.2009
Saturday, 19th of September 2009, the cultural centre, nestled inside the compound built in Leichhardt (Sydney), is officially opened.
The venue will host artistic events and will be available for other activities involving the Italian community.
"La Scheda" sketches out the troubled walk, twenty years long, that took to the accomplishment of the plan of having an Italian cultural centre.
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Alberto Baldin's "La Scheda" - Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa: 20.9.2009
Gen.Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa is remembered 27 years after he was executed by mafia assassins. His son Nando, a former senator, gives his contribution to this tribute.
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