Garibaldi Municipal Museum

Historical Museum Giuseppe Garibaldi - Como

The Historical Museum G. Garibaldi in Como has a section dedicated to Renaissance / Contemporary History
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Giuseppe Garibaldi

Giuseppe Garibaldi (Italian: [dʒuˈzɛppe ɡariˈbaldi]; July 4, 1807 – June 2, 1882) was an Italian general and politician who played a large role in the history of Italy. He is considered, with Camillo Cavour, Victor Emmanuel II and Giuseppe Mazzini, as one of Italy's fathers of the fatherland.
Garibaldi was a central figure in the Italian Risorgimento, since he personally commanded and fought in many military campaigns that led eventually to the formation of a unified Italy. He was appointed general by the provisional government of Milan in 1848, General of the Roman Republic in 1849 by the Minister of War, and led the Expedition of the Thousand on behalf and with the consent of Victor Emmanuel II.


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Mossad files on Nazi Eichmann revealed

(14 Dec 2011) SHOTLIST
AP Television News
Jerusalem, 12 December 2011
1. Shot of fake license plate created by Israeli Mossad agents for the car used to abduct Adolf Eichmann
2. Shot of the briefcase which contained the kit with which the Israeli agents made the fake license plate
3. Close up on sign on briefcase reading in Hebrew: the original suitcase used by the fighters in the operation which includes a full kit to make license plates for cars
4. Shot of kit components
5. Shot of the Eichmann files compiled by Israeli authorities
6. Close up of Adolf Eichmann still photo
7. Various of youth looking at exhibition
8. Neomi Izhar at exhibition
9. SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Neomi Izhar, Historian for the Exhbition, saying:
this exhibition is very unique because this the first time the Mossad, the Israeli Mossad, open its archive and show actually the tools and the means as well as the documents, that were part of the capture of Eichmann.
10. Shot of fake passports created for Eichmann in order to enable captors to take him out of Argentina
11. Close up on Eichmann photo in passport showing his Israeli name in handwriting Zeev Zichroni
12. Shot of keys to the Eichmann's apartment in Buenos Aires
13. Shot of writing tools used to force documents by Mossad agents
14. SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH): Rafi Eitan, head of the Mossad operation to capture Eichmann, saying:
(in)the exhibition you can see how with primitive, very primitive equipment we could have done an operation like this. Today without cellular (phones), without computers without -how I say - satellite, GPS, we are not able to make something like this
15. Israeli parliament tour guides standing next to the booth that was used during Eichmann's trial
16. Shot of booth with stills photos showing Eichmann during the trial
17. Close up on court documents reading: the attorney general vs. Adolf son of Karl Adolf Eichmann
18. Exhibition booth with court papers displayed
19. SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH): Yossi Porat, visitor at the exhibition, saying:
we left the classes, left our places, and we were lying on the grass hearing all the day long the trial, all the day long the evidences, and for me it was very not just emotional but really as was mentioned by the prime minister something which really changed my view about what was happening at the time because at that time we knew about the holocaust but in that time it became very real.
20. Woman at exhibition
21. Sculpture made of the gloves used by the Mossad agent to arrest Eichmann
22. Various of people at exhibition
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Never-seen-before artifacts from the daring Mossad operation to capture the wanted Nazi, Adolf Eichmann, in Argentina have gone on show.
The Holocaust mastermind was convicted in an epic trial in Israel 50 years ago before being executed in 1962.
STORYLINE
Known as the architect of the Holocaust for his role in coordinating the Nazi genocide policy, Eichmann fled Germany after the war and assumed the name Ricardo Klement in Argentina.
He was captured by Israeli Mossad agents in an operation that remains one of the most defining episodes in the country's turbulent history, and hanged after his 1961 trial in Jerusalem.
The exhibit, which will remain on display in parliament for three weeks before moving to a Tel Aviv museum, showcases items that had been classified and stashed away for decades: the briefcase in which they carried fake license plates, the keys to Eichmann's Buenos Aires apartment on Garibaldi Street and the forged Israeli passport _ with the alias Zeev Zichroni _ his captors used to smuggle him out of Argentina.
Rafi Eitan, who headed the operation, says he identified Eichmann by searching his body for distinctive scars on his arm and stomach.


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Italy celebrates 150th anniversary

(19 Mar 2011)
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Turin, Italy, March 16, 2011
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1. Young child waving an Italian flag
2. Mid of woman looking down from the balcony overlooking Vittorio Veneto square
3. Wide of crowded Vittorio Veneto square with people celebrating the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy
4. Mid of girl with tricolor nails
5. Close of the girl's tricolor nails
6. Mid of a girl painting her boyfriend's face with green, white and red stripes
7. Pan right from close of tricolor cocktail to mid of barman
8. Various of people with Italian flags in the centre of Turin
9. Mid of two girls singing the first part of the Italian anthem
10. Mid of two boys singing the second part of the Italian anthem
11. Various of people with the Italian flags walking in the centre of the city
12. Wide low exterior of Mole Antonelliana building - the symbol of Turin lit up in national colours
13. Mid shot lights
13. VOXPOP: (Italian) (name not given):
It's a great day from north to south Italy is united. I think there is nothing more beautiful, at last Italy is united.
14. VOXPOP: (Italian) (name not given):
Every time we talk about Italy we focus on the dark sides of the country. But when we go abroad we are really proud of our country.
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15. Pan to wide of the giant Italy made of chocolate
16. Close of a chocolate Agrigento's temple a chocolate Sicily
18. Mid of a little boy tasting the chocolate San Marco square in Venice
19. Mid of Leaning Tower of Pisa's tower made of chocolate
20. Wide of the bakery interior, woman bringing two Garibaldi's cakes
21. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Giovanni Dell'Agnese, Chef:
This is a cake that wants to unite all the Italian flavours, the most characteristic flavours.
22. Various of the preparation of Torta Garibaldina - Garibaldi cake
23. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Giovanni Dell'Agnese, Chef:
There are pistachios from Bronte, almonds from Bari, hazelnuts from the Piedmont, oranges from Sicily and typical Piedmont chocolate, the gianduia.
24. Decoration in colours of the Italian flag is placed on the centre of the cake
25. Wide low exterior of Carignano Palace
26. Close of the plaque above entrance saying: Vittorio Emanuele II was born here
27. Portrait of the King Vittorio Emanuele II inside the Carignano Palace, Museum of Risorgimento
28. Pan right to left of the first parliament in Carignano Palace
29. Tilt down of parliament
30. Close of words written on an old Italian flag : A Free Italy, God wants it
31. Tilt up of King's bed in the royal apartment in Carignano Palace
32. Close of top of the royal bed, a fresco in background
33. Tilt down Count Cavour's office
34. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Edith Gabrielli, Superintendent, Artistic Heritage of Piedmont:
We are in the birthplace of Vittorio Emanuele II, first King of Italy. This is one of the rooms of the Baroque apartments in Carignano Palace which reopened after more than half a century. Carignano Palace is one of the European Baroque masterpieces and is protected by UNESCO, but it is also a symbol of our history, of the unification.
35. Exterior of Il Cambio, the Count Cavour's favorite restaurant
36. Close of restaurant's sign
37. Pan of dining room
38. SOUNDBITE: (Italian): Daniele Sacco, Director, Il Cambio Restaurant:
This is the table where Cavour used to eat. He used to sit here because he could see through the window the balcony of the parliament. When they needed him for the vote they made a sign to him from the balcony.
39. View of Parliament from the window of Il Cambio restaurant
40 Close of a painting with a caricature of Count Cavour
41. Close of a book's cover with a portrait of Count Cavour
43. Close of Garibaldi's face
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Eichmann and the Road to Argentina

Author Uki Goni was interviewed by Matt Seaton of the New York Times about the role of the Vatican, Swiss authorities, and the Argentinian government in organizing escape routes for Nazi criminals and collaborators.

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4:3 UN names new intangible heritages of humanity in Peru and Mexico

(29 Nov 2011)
FILE: Cusco, Peru - 1996
++4:3++
1. Various shots of indigenous worshipers trekking through snow-capped mountains as part of Lord of Qoyllur Riti Ceremony AUDIO: music, bells and singing
2. Various of worshipers carrying icicles, trekking
3. Wide of worshipers gathered at Lord of Qoyllur Riti sanctuary
4. Close of ceremony honouring Lord of Qoyllur Riti
5. Worshipers gathered at Lord of Qoyllur Riti sanctuary
Lima, Peru - 28 November 2011
++16:9++
6. Mid of Peru's Minister of Culture, Susana Baca, flanked by panel members
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Susana Baca, Peru's Minister of Culture:
These wonders that we have, place us high in the eyes of the world.
8. Wide of end of press conference
9. Exterior of Lima's National Museum
FILE: Mexico City, Mexico - 22 November 2010
++16:9++
++NIGHT SHOTS++
10. Wide of crowd of mariachis performing
11. Close of mariachi playing guitar
12. Various of crowd of mariachis performing
Mexico City, Mexico - 28 November 2011
++16:9++
13. Mid of mariachi band playing on Garibaldi Square,
14. SOUNDBITE: (SPANISH) Ramon Galindo, mariachi:
The mariachi has been recognised at a world level along with Mexican music. We are very thankful to be recognised as part of the world's cultural heritage, especially for me, since I make a living of this.
15. Mid of mariachis waiting to perform on sidewalk near Garibaldi Square
16. Mid of mariachi with violin
17. SOUNDBITE: (SPANISH) Antonio Martinez, mariachi:
It is a great pride. When you put on the 'charro' outfit and know how to do your job as a musician, it is a great pride to be well received everywhere you go.
Mexico City, Mexico - 22 November 2011
++16:9++
18. Mid of mariachi playing violin outside the Basilica for Our Lady of Guadalupe
19. Various of children dressed as mariachi playing instruments
STORYLINE:
Two popular Latin American traditions were picked this week by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) as important elements of the UN's list of Intangible World Heritages.
Peru's traditional Qoyllur Riti procession, in which thousands of members of the indigenous Quechua and Aymara communities trek through the mountains of Cusco in honour of the Lord of Qoyllur Riti, was selected by the UN cultural agency for its role as the Andean world's most important religious celebration.
During a news conference Monday, Peru's Minister of Culture Susana Baca said, These wonders that we have place us high in the eyes of the world.
Every year, worshipers walk through snowy mountains to reach Lord Qoyllur Riti's sanctuary, perched at 6.3 kilometres (3.9 miles) above sea level.
This year, the colourful procession included dancers and performers and, according to custom, participants brought ice blocks as offerings to the Lord of Qoyllur Riti.
Mexicans, meanwhile, celebrated UNESCO's Special Committee decision to include mariachi music as part of the world's intangible heritage.
During a meeting held in Bali, Indonesia, the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Heritage inscribed mariachi, string music, song and trumpet within their Convention List.
Mariachi music has deep roots within Mexican culture dating from the 19th century.
Mariachi bands are often seen at Mexican weddings and parties and romantic couples are still serenaded by mariachi bands wearing traditional charro customs.
Ramon Galindo, a veteran mariachi with 30 years of experience, said being considered part of the world's culture heritage was a great pride.
A written report by UNESCO stated that mariachi is a traditional Mexican music and a fundamental element of Mexican culture.


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Conexão apresenta as atrações do Museu Histórico Lauro da Escóssia

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(HD) Trams and Trolleybuses in Naples 05/04/13

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Certainly one of the more vibrant electrical transport systems, the city of Naples in southern Italy sports both an extensive tram and trolleybus system to serve this bustling city of 960,000 people.

The city is one of only a few places that was able to retain its tramway system right the way through to the 21st century without closure. Like many Italian cities the introduction of the more flexible Trolleybus and Motorbus resulted in widespread reduction and eventually closure of these routes but later saw them return to working order with what became known as the 'LRT Trend' of the mid-1990s.

Trams began running in Naples in 1875 and run over 7.3 miles of the city with 3 routes in operation. The main stock run by the tram system is the AnsaldoBreda Sirio low-floor tram that was built 2002 to see off some of the older streetcars that had been running since the 1950's. The other tram type that is in operation at present is the Peter Witt Streetcar, designed to the specification of that of Cleveland Railway commissioner which became incredibly popular in the United States. Today, 30 of these CT139K streetcars continue to operate about the city, with several examples seen in the film.

Trolleybuses are also prominent in the city. The first route to be opened in Naples was in May 1940, this later being extended in 1964 to incorporate 8 routes that continue to run today. The fleet comrpises of 87 AnsaldoBreda F19 buses built between 1999 and 2000 which were used to replace the ageing 1961 Alfa Romeo buses and have the advantage of being able to run off the wires if necessary by using a seperate diesel engine. The situation in Naples where Trams and Trolleybuses run together is indeed becoming a rarity as LRT systems now start to replace the trolleybus in many cities that once had thriving systems, but for now both systems remain prominent.

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MEXICO - MEXICO CITY (PART 5) - NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY

The National Museum of Anthropology (Spanish: Museo Nacional de Antropología) is a national museum of Mexico. It is the largest and most visited museum in Mexico. The museum contains significant archaeological and anthropological artifacts from Mexico's pre-Columbian heritage, such as the Stone of the Sun (or the Aztec calendar stone) and the Aztec Xochipilli statue.

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Paraná Tv 11/09/2002 - Homenagem as vítimas do 11 de Setembro

Paraná Tv 11/09/2002 - Homenagem as vítimas do 11 de Setembro

Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest), Milan - Project of the Week 1/15/18

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The innovative LEED Gold Bosco Verticale has elevated the definition of 'green skyscraper’ to a new level. Designed by Boeri Studio, the award-winning Vertical Forest is a model for a sustainable residential building, a project for metropolitan reforestation, contributing to the regeneration of the environment and urban biodiversity. Without the implication of expanding the city upon the territory, it is a model of vertical densification of nature within the city. Due to towering heights, terrace cantilevering, and heavy plantings, Arup performed geotechnical and structural engineering studies, including wind tunnel testing. Developed by Hines, the first example of the Vertical Forest consists of two residential towers of 110 and 76 m high, situated in the center of Milan. All of the plant species were carefully selected by agronomists Laura Gatti and Emanuela Borio.

The Bosco Verticale hosts 800 trees (each measuring 3, 6 or 9 meters), 4,500 bushes, and 15,000 plants from a wide range of shrubs and floral plants distributed according to the sun exposure of each facade. In addition to evergreen species, deciduous tree specimens include beeches, yellow acacias, oaks, maples, ash trees, ferns and ivy, which were arranged on the four different façades of the two skyscrapers. A team of aerial arborists perform pruning and other maintenance tasks several times per year, both inside and out. The over 20,000 plants absorb about 10,000 kilograms of CO2 per year, and produce about 19,000 kilograms, or 42,000 pounds, of oxygen per year. The lushly planted Bosco Verticale, and its ever-evolving seasonal facades, offer residents a cool, colorful, and sustainable lifestyle and contribute dramatically to the Milan cityscape. Conceived as a prototype of the skyscrapers of the future, Stefano Boeri Architetti continues with future designs for Vertical Forests throughout the world.

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Greenroofs.com Project of the Week 1/15/18 video photo credits: Courtesy of Laura Gatti and Stefano Boeri Architetti. Video clips courtesy of Stefano Boeri Architetti.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST AT THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM (HD)

On my visit to the National Football Museum in Manchester i was proud to see lots of Football memorabilia from the club i support,Nottingham Forest

Here is a video from the National Football Museum of all the must see attractions connected to Nottingham Forest Football Club and there supporters.

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Documentário Resgates

No interior do Palácio São Cristóvão, destruído pelo incêndio de setembro de 2018, acontece um trabalho árduo e minucioso de resgate de acervos. Entre memórias, sentimentos e o compromisso com a educação pública e a ciência no Brasil, estudantes e trabalhadores ligados à instituição se dedicam a dar continuidade a um símbolo cultural do país, o Museu Nacional.

Assista ao documentário Resgates no canal da WebTV UFRJ no Youtube. Lembranças, depoimentos e os processos de resgate do acervo e das histórias do Museu Nacional, que são a base para a construção de um novo futuro para ele.
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O documentário é uma produção da Coordenadoria de Comunicação Social (Coordcom) da UFRJ.

Panama Canal Princess Cruise 10 Days (5 parts) 1 Part

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Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting

For the first time in Denmark, an Odd Fellows Lodge gave the public access and showed what usually happens before, during and after a traditional Lodge meeting of a 200-year-old Ethical and Humanitarian fraternal order, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F.).

Evolving from the traditions of the medieval craft guilds, the first Odd Fellows emerged in England on or before the year 1700. The early lodges were first set up to protect and care for their members and communities at a time when there were still no social security services, national health insurance, service clubs and modern-day charity foundations. The aim was and still is to provide help to our members, our families and our communities in times of need, along with the goal of developing worldwide brotherhood and sisterhood, promoting universal peace and understanding, and improving personal character of its members through the ethical and humanitarian principles taught in our ancient degrees of initiation. Our branch, the “Independent Order of Odd Fellows” (I.O.O.F.), was organized on April 26, 1819, in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A., by Thomas Wildey and four Odd Fellows from England. At a time when women were still not allowed to go to school, vote for public office or join fraternal organizations, the I.O.O.F. became the first fraternal order to officially accept women when the “Rebekahs” was founded on September 20, 1851.

GENERAL PURPOSES
- To improve and elevate the character of humankind by teaching and promoting the principles of Friendship, Love, and Truth; Faith, Hope, and Charity; and Universal Justice, as exemplified in the degrees of initiation and practiced in real life.

- To help make the world a better place to live by aiding each other in times of need and by volunteering in or organizing charitable activities and projects that would benefit the less fortunate, the children, the youth, the elderly, the community and the environment in every way possible guided by our ancient command: “to visit the sick, relieve the distress, bury the dead and educate the orphan”.

- To promote goodwill and understanding among people and nations through the principle of universal fraternity, holding the belief that all men and women regardless of race, nationality, religion, social status, gender, rank and station are brothers and sisters.

- To develop and expand a local, national and international social network for people from all walks of life - college students, professionals, retirees - dedicated to the purposes herein mentioned; ensuring genuine friendships, compassionate service for community and personal character development.

- To raise funds through membership fees, annual dues, donations, endowments, and purchase, acquire, own, rent, lease, sell, exchange, transfer and dispose properties, whether real or personal, in furtherance of the ethical, fraternal and charitable purposes; provided they show economic viability.

Editor: Zita White
Photographer: Søren Broust Hansen
Re-arranged by: Louie Blake Saile Sarmiento

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