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La memoria è un fiume che sempre scorre
On January 27, 2023, a concert was held at the Auditorium del Parco in L'Aquila to honor Holocaust Remembrance Day. Songs and words to tell the story and express the hope that a time will come when we no longer need to live in fear. Events have occurred that are hard to believe could ever happen. But fortunately, there is a powerful weapon: memory.
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On January 27, 2023, a concert was held at the Auditorium del Parco in L'Aquila to honor Holocaust Remembrance Day. Songs and words to tell the story and express the hope that a time will come when we no longer need to live in fear. Events have occurred that are hard to believe could ever happen. But fortunately, there is a powerful weapon: memory.
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