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ALMANACCO
MITTELEUROPEO
...della cittą di Trieste con il suo territorio,
della cittą di Gorizia con Gradisca,
dell'Istria e delle Isole del Quarnero
Con allegato il
CALENDARIO MITTELEUROPEO 2009
MIDDLE EUROPEAN ALMANAC
...of Trieste and its territory,
Gorizia and Gradisca,
Istria and the Quarner Islands.
enclosed, the
MIDDLE EUROPEAN CALENDAR 2009
Author: Alessandro Ambrosi with the contribution of Roberto Todero
ISBN 978-88-88281-12-6
Pages: 16 pp. (+ spiral bound and hardbound calendar, 30x69 cm)
Price: Euro 10,90
Issue: November 2008
The book
It’s the almanac for the year 2009, with the events of ten, one
hundred, two hundred, three hundred… and more years ago in the lands
of the former Austro-Hungarian coastline.
Trieste and the territory of present Venezia Giulia, Gorizia and Gradisca
d’Isonzo with the land once called “Austrian Friuli”,
Istria, the Quarner and its islands; with a big (30x69cm) spiral bound
calendar enclosed, printed on fine gardamatt cardboard, with photographs,
postcards, period pictures and more.
Every month is devoted to a specific subject. January “Sweet recipes
(in Triestinian dialect)”, February “In days of Austria-Hungary”,
March “Trieste and Gorizia as seen through literature”, April
“Carso herbs in the popular tradition”, May “Empress
Maria Theresa and the other Habsburgs, June “Maximilian, Charlotte
and Miramare”, July “Trieste, the gulf and Gorizia in period
postcards”, August “Emperor Francis Joseph”, September
“The Triestinian dialect songs”, October “The Bora”,
November “Savoury recipes (in Triestinian dialect)”, December
“Elisabeth of Bayern, Princess Sissi”.
More than 700 saints with relevant patronages, more than 400 dialectal
sayings, hundreds of events and stories from yesterday and today, multicultural
and multi-religious festivals, anecdotes, Zodiac signs, moons, eclipses,
to keep you pleasant company, day by day, the whole 2009 through.
The author
Alessandro Ambrosi, born 1955 in Gorizia, has been living in Trieste since
the age of two. A freelance journalist, he has published and edited several
books. He is also a bookseller with a passion for studying cartography,
popular and local traditions with a special interest in the land areas
along the Italian oriental border and their link to the past.
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