Franco writes about his little brother, Ruggero.
Franco goes to Villa d'Rovigno by train, drinks wine, and gives a speech.
A lessons in history, symbolism, and fish. All things come full circle.
A naval ship comes in and the people go to visit their sons and brothers. But this proves more difficult for some.
Today is the Day of Remembrance, 10 February, held each year to preserve the memory of the Italian exodus from Istria, Dalmatia, and Fiume, and the tragedy of the foibe.
Over 55 years later, Franco writes me a poem about the chestnut trees of the school, G. Carducci in Rovigno.
Using everyday objects, Franco creates a world of kings and queens. I get a history lesson.
A day in school starts with a movie. But what is Giarabub, and is "Nemiche" what I think it is?
A friend locates my father's house
