As always, Mattarella. Only Mattarella. The memory of Sant'Anna di Stazzema entrusted to a wise, just guide. (translated)
Saint Anna di Stazzema is a wound that time cannot erase. On August 12, 1944, hundreds of women, children, and the elderly were killed by the Nazi-fascist fury. Remembering them means safeguarding the memory of what has been and reaffirming the values of freedom every day. (translated)
82 years ago, the Nazi-Fascist horror struck #SantAnnadiStazzema. A pointless massacre, a mass slaughter that still questions us today and compels us not to be neutral in the face of barbarism. Remembering means defending democracy, freedom, and the values of our Constitution. (translated)
At dawn on August 12, 1944, about three hundred SS Germans, with the help of fascist collaborators, went to Sant’Anna di Stazzema and carried out one of the most serious Nazi-fascist massacres of World War II in Italy. They rounded up the villages house by house and killed (translated)
During the commemoration of the massacre of Sant'Anna di Stazzema, Giuseppe Conte drew attention to the lack of participation from the government right, highlighting the importance of condemning the Nazi-Fascist atrocities and honoring those who sacrificed their lives for democracy, urging not to tolerate ambiguities regarding fascist ideologies. (translated)
Strage Sant’Anna di Stazzema, Conte alla commemorazione: “Chi si dice patriota dovrebbe essere qui a onorare la patria”
On the anniversary of the massacre of Sant'Anna di Stazzema, President Sergio Mattarella described the massacre of August 12, 1944, as a symbol of the horror of war, emphasizing the importance of memory and civic commitment in the fight against violence and domination, while other political leaders also called attention to the necessity of building a future of peace and respect for human rights. (translated)
Sant’Anna di Stazzema, Mattarella: “Eccidio simbolo dell’abisso della guerra”. Anche Tajani alla commemorazione
#August12 1944. Three SS battalions led by fascist squads invade #SantAnnadiStazzema, killing 560 defenseless civilians, including 130 children. Never forget the horrors caused by Nazifascism. In the sacrifice of innocents and in the rejection of hatred and the will of (translated)
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On the occasion of the anniversary of the massacre in Sant'Anna di Stazzema, President Sergio Mattarella emphasized that the memory of these tragedies is not only a responsibility but also a liberating act, and he warned against the return of war conflicts and the necessity to protect civilizational values and pluralism. (translated)
Sant’Anna di Stazzema, Mattarella: “Fare memoria è un atto di liberazione che si ripete”
