Massacri di San Polo e Civitella in Val di Chiana (Arezzo, Italy) - 29 June/14 July 1944
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yes, my whole family was in monte san savino & arezzo up until 1950's when they moved to the us,i'm the 1st generation born here.i remember always hearing stories as a child about this & seeing video & pictures of it was exactly like how my nonno described it.i never knew the severity of it until now.i knew it was horrible,but both of my grandparents had so many horrible experiences it seemed at the time to me another every day thing they had to deal with until the allies came in 1944.
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my nonno who recently passed away was the oldest living survivor til that point
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i'll try to put together some stories in some sort of order & i'll send them to you.i'm always happy to share that,because its so important to keep these memories alive
ciao
churchofruss 2 years ago
Ciao again! Nice to meet an "expatriated fellow countrymen" of Arezzo. My grandmother was from San Andrea a Pigli, that is a really small town near Civitella in Val di Chiana (consider about 4-5 houses). She escaped from the german reprisal and she told me some stories about that period when I was child. Recently the municipality reopen the trial against some german officer...I think it's time to write the Story (and present too) from grassroots. Thank you for your interests churchofruss.
torto78 2 years ago
Hi churchofruss. He was in Arezzo during ww II? I recently add this video to document those days. Who have any stories to tell about that tragedy is welcome :)
Ciao!
torto78 2 years ago