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  • Ogni mese, l'opportunità di ascoltare una selezione dei principali articoli pubblicati sulla rivista "Bellunesi nel mondo". Per avere direttamente con sé la voce della terra di origine. Vicini e lontani, mai soli!

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Ogni mese, l'opportunità di ascoltare una selezione dei principali articoli pubblicati sulla rivista "Bellunesi nel mondo". Per avere direttamente con sé la voce della terra di origine. Vicini e lontani, mai soli!

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  • Vajont. La memoria ha un futuro

    Vajont. La memoria ha un futuro
    2024/11/04
    Come ogni anno Longarone e i Comuni vicini hanno vissuto con particolare intensità le giornate dell’anniversario del Vajont, questa volta il 61°, di quella tragedia che il 9 ottobre 1963 con le sue quasi duemila Vittime annientò interi paesi e le loro comunità.
    Il tema della Memoria – Memoria che non dimentica, soffre, prega, riflette – in questo 61° è stato dominante nelle cerimonie che si sono celebrate e nelle parole che le hanno accompagnate. Una Memoria che continua ad ammonire, per il rispetto della persona e della vita, non soggetto a prevaricazioni dettate da interessi, da profitto, da incuria dovuta a superficialità o supponenza, e per il rispetto dell’ambiente (con preoccupazione è stata ricordata la possibile costruzione di un bacino artificiale in un territorio a rischio a noi vicino), affinché simili luttuosi eventi non si ripetano.
    Ma, anche dopo 61 anni, non si è pure dimenticato che in il tema della Memoria di lutti e sofferenze si addolcisce inseparabile da quello della solidarietà. Lo ha sottolineato in particolare il sindaco di Longarone nella cerimonia tenutasi al cimitero delle Vittime, solidarietà espressa dai soccorritori già presenti nelle prime ore di quella notte angosciosa e poi ininterrottamente per giorni e giorni, in mille azioni di assistenza, di sostegno, di partecipazione e di affetto. Memoria delle centinaia di benefattori, enti e singole persone, di ogni luogo, che riversarono il loro grande tributo di aiuti ai superstiti. Fu tale solidarietà nei soccorsi e negli aiuti (ed anche nell’opera delle Istituzioni) uno degli stimoli per il riscatto e la ricostruzione, fisica e morale, delle comunità sinistrate. Così la tragedia del Vajont continua ad essere esempio di come da un grande male può nascere un grande bene. E questo anche oggi, dopo 61 anni, in cui le comunità colpite sentono sempre vicino il cuore di chi non dimentica e partecipa e viene nei “luoghi della Memoria” in rispettoso pellegrinaggio. E non dimentichiamo i Comuni che allora e adesso ci sono vicini in un abbraccio di fratellanza: Bagni di Lucca, Casamicciola d’Ischia, Tesero, Tavarnelle, Caerano San Marco, e altri ancora, e Fossalta di Piave, che proprio il 9 ottobre di quest’anno è stata ferita dalle acque del Piave.
    Ma questo 61° anniversario ha rafforzato un altro aspetto, importante, sul tema della Memoria del Vajont, e cioè come essa si stia felicemente trasmettendo dai superstiti, sempre meno per il trascorrere del tempo, alle nuove generazioni che la stanno raccogliendo e interiorizzando con convinzione e passione e conservando per chi verrà. Da tempo questo avviene con i giovani “informatori della Memoria”, ma quest’anno ciò stato evidenziato dal passaggio del testimone – dai superstiti ai giovani – nella guida di emblematiche Istituzioni “della Memoria”, come l’Associazione dei Superstiti – da qualche anno giustamente denominata “Il futuro della Memoria”, e in altre.
    Sì, c’è il futuro della Memoria anche in questo trapasso.
    E la significativa cerimonia che nell’anfiteatro della chiesa di Longarone dedicata alla Vittime a conclusione delle manifestazioni del 9 ottobre e chiusa alle 22,39 dai solenni rintocchi della campana della vecchia chiesa che ha visto protagonisti i bambini con le loro voci di dolore e di speranza, lo ha dimostrato in accenti veri e commoventi.
    G.B.

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  • Vajont. Memory Has a Future

    Vajont. Memory Has a Future
    2024/11/04
    As every year, Longarone and the nearby municipalities remembered the anniversary of the Vajont tragedy with intensity—this time marking the 61st anniversary of the event that on October 9, 1963, destroyed entire towns and their communities, claiming almost two thousand lives.
    The theme
    The Remembrance suffers, prays and reflects but does not forget was the dominant theme in the ceremonies and in the words that accompanied them this year. A remembrance that continues to warn us about respect for individuals and life, free from abuses driven by interests, profit, negligence due to superficiality or arrogance, and about the respect for the environment to prevent such tragic events from recurring (with concern, the potential construction of an artificial reservoir in a nearby at-risk area was mentioned).
    Yet, even after 61 years, it is also remembered that the theme of mourning and suffering intertwines inseparably with that of solidarity. This was particularly emphasized by the mayor of Longarone during the ceremony at the cemetery for the victims: here, solidarity was expressed by the rescuers who were there in the early hours of that anguished night and continued their efforts for days, through countless acts of assistance, support, participation, and affection.
    We remember the hundreds of benefactors, organizations, and individuals from every place who generously offered their aid to the survivors. Such solidarity in rescue efforts and support (as well as in the work of institutions) served as a driving force for the redemption and reconstruction—both physical and moral—of the affected communities. Thus, the tragedy of Vajont remains an example of how great harm can lead to great good. Even today, after 61 years, the affected communities feel the hearts of those who do not forget and who participate by visiting the "places of Remembrance" in respectful pilgrimage.
    Let us also remember the municipalities that stood by us then and now, in a brotherly embrace: Bagni di Lucca, Casamicciola d’Ischia, Tesero, Tavarnelle, Caerano San Marco, and others, along with Fossalta di Piave, which was struck by the waters of the Piave on October 9 of this year.
    But this 61st anniversary has reinforced another important aspect regarding the remembrance of Vajont: how it is being happily passed down by the survivors (less due to the passage of time), to the new generations who are embracing and internalizing it with conviction and passion, preserving it for those to come. This has long been the case with the young "remembrance informants," but this year it was particularly highlighted by the passing of the baton—from the survivors to the youth—in leading emblematic "Remembrance" institutions, such as the Associazione dei Superstiti, which has rightly been named "The Future of Remembrance ".
    Yes, there is a future for Remembrance in this transition as well. The significant ceremony held in the amphitheater of the Longarone church (dedicated to the victims) concluded the events of October 9; it was also marked at 10:39 p.m. by the solemn tolling of the bell from the old church. This showed a true and moving aspect, featuring children with their voices of sorrow and hope.

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    4 分
  • Six Years Since Vaia. Roberto Padrin: The Storm Was an Opportunity

    Six Years Since Vaia. Roberto Padrin: The Storm Was an Opportunity
    2024/11/04
    Six years ago, the Vaia storm caused widespread damage in the area. Below, we share the thoughts and memories of the President of the Province of Belluno, Roberto Padrin.
    “Hard times create strong human beings,” it is said. But they also create stronger territories and more cohesive communities. We saw and experienced this during the difficult days of the Vaia storm. Days of fear, of disasters that left deep scars. Days of blackouts and blocked roads, swollen rivers, and forests cut down as if they were matchsticks. We witnessed and lived through the following months of reconstruction and rebirth, of commitment, of construction sites, and of hard work.
    Six years ago, at this very time, we had to make the hardest and most serious decisions in the recent history of Belluno. Complete closures of schools and factories, something that had never happened before. But those decisions, the result of a process that started with weather forecasts and reached the Prefecture and individual mayors, served to save lives.
    I remember those frantic hours in the CCS operations room. I remember the phone calls, the reports of damage increasing by the minute, the wait for weather updates. I remember the tense faces in front of computers, the long hours of anxiety. I remember the tears of tension, the physical and emotional strain, someone bringing food to the technicians working tirelessly through the nights and days. I remember that everyone did their duty, feeling part of a complex team and helping their neighbor to "get through" the most difficult and troubled night ever. And this is the most important memory: a system that worked because it was a chain, where each link was connected to the others, and every gear turned perfectly.
    And so, six years later, we can view the Vaia storm with more detachment and therefore with greater depth of analysis. We can say—without exaggeration—that what happened at the end of October 2018 was a tremendous opportunity. An opportunity to rethink our territory and the relationship between humans and the surrounding environment. An opportunity for great cohesion, for a fresh start, and for work. Together, with the goal of restoring a wounded land. An opportunity to understand once again how important teamwork is.
    Without Vaia, perhaps we would not have intervened so promptly in many areas of our territory that deserved care and attention. It is true that it was necessary to rebuild and heal the wounds. But it is also true that, thanks to the regional government’s commissioner structure and those who contributed, decisive works were carried out to prevent further damage; in addition, interventions were put in place to mitigate the risk of landslides and flooding. Vaia was the collapse of a house in Ponte Mas, but also the reconstruction of the regional road in Candaten, to mention two symbolic cases. It was the electric and water blackout in high Agordino, but also the solidarity of those who brought food and water to the most isolated hamlets in the days immediately following the disaster. It was the forest of Val Visdende razed to the ground, but also the replanting of thousands of trees. It was the destruction of the Serrai di Sottoguda, but also the rebirth, six years later, of one of the most iconic and picturesque sites in the Belluno Dolomites.
    In short, Vaia has been and continues to be an example of hard times, but it has generated stronger people in Belluno, capable of looking to the future with greater awareness. Awareness of how damaging an extreme weather event can be, but also of how much good can come from working together with a single goal.

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    5 分

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