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09/09/2010
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Albanian postcards produced by the Italian State firm “Distaptur” during the occupation of the country. The son of the firm's director made the archive available to Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso – September 2010
The father's documents' archive, the tiring tidying up after his death. The publication of the postcards on Albania produced by the Sate agent Distaptur in the period of the protectorate and then of Italian occupation continues. Made available by Franco Tagliarini, president of the publishing house "Il Veltro ". This series is dedicated to the markets – September 2010
20 September 2010
Having survived for thousands of years, nearly disappeared at the beginning of the 20th Century and been brought back to life during the regime, the Bazaar of Derexhik in Kruja, Albania, is today a boutique for tourists. Despite the loss of traditions, unregulated urban growth and rampant globalisation, it continues to survive in its true spirit
23 December 2010
Talk about Albania, Italy and energy issues is often heard. It has deep roots in the past. A multimedia production based on fascinating archive documents. The texts are from 'Albania. Guida d'Italia della Consociazione Turistica Italiana", Milan 1940. The photos, that were never published, come from the 'Franco Tagliarini Archive'
11 January 2012
Kadaré defined it “the steepest town in the world” – Gjirokastër, in Southern Albania, on the border with Greece. Its çarshija also stretches upwards on sloping streets. Its architecture, although preserved over the centuries, has been slow in developing a new commercial life
16 February 2011
These photographs were taken between 1998 and 2000 in Argirocastro when the author was teaching the Italian language at the city university of Argirocastro, in southern Albania. Photographs by Paolo Benegiamo. e-mail: paolo.benegiamo@istruzione.it.
10 February 2010
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