#mortara

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Sagra del Salame d’Oca 2024 a Mortara

In Lomellina con l’arrivo dell’autunno torna la storica Sagra del Salame d’Oca, giunta alla 57^ edizione, che si terrà dal 27 al 29 settembre a Mortara. L’iniziativa ha lo scopo di far conoscere ed apprezzare i sapori del territorio attraverso la promozione di un suo prodotto tipico da degustazione in piatti della gastronomia locale e si tiene, l’ultima domenica di settembre ed è riuscito ad…

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Palla di pelo ovvero palla di culo di Mortara quello che affida i cani in affido alle persone nel 2007 viveva a Ticino da barbone

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Edoardo Mortara of Mahindra Racing during the Tokyo E-Prix (29/03/24) by Sam Bloxham

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MAHINDRA GIRLS

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Driver: Edoardo Mortara

Collection: Moschino Fall 2017

Price: Unreleased

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[girlonthelasttrain]

I know it's a tumblr classic and I can see the appeal of attributing Napoleon III's sudden change of pace on the Italian unification entirely to the Mortara case and the outrage it caused among the French public opinion, however it was... definitely not just because of that. The Plombières Agreement of 1859 was essentially an alliance against Austria (which back then included most of northern Italy, including Milan and Venice) between France and the Kingdom of Sardinia, the latter having ridden nationalist sentiment for its territorial ambitions for quite some time but also having lost what it's now called the First War of Indipendence against Austria. But Napoleon III still very much did not want the political unification of Italy back then, or even directly risk an attack inside the Papal State, even though there were Austrian garrisons both in Rome and Bologna and he theoretically could've used those as reason enough to send an ultimatum to Austria. In fact Napoleon III told Cavour (prime minister of the Kingdom of Sardinia) that a much better pretext for war would be to engineer a nationalist insurrection in the Duchy of Modena. And the agreement allowed the Kingdom of Sardinia to proceed with France's military assistance against Austria only in exchange for the territories of Nice and Savoy, which have in fact been part of France (mind you they'd always been French-speaking areas) since the Second War of Independence. Also Cavour was able to get Napoleon III's ear only because he (in)famously had decided to send troops all the way to Crimea during the war of 1853-56. SO IT'S COMPLICATED I GET IT and also I get that US history classes rightly focus on other more important things that were happening over there around those years but saying that the unification of Italy happened because the world was appalled at the antisemitism of the Catholic Church is quite the stretch! Not saying that the Catholic Church doesn't deserve that outrage but uhm. lol. That is definitely not the whole picture neither of the unification, nor of the extent of the Church's antisemitism which is millennia old very violent history as we all know. I'm sure the Mortara case helped Napoleon III save face though!

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Edoardo Mortara of Mahindra Racing during the Berlin E-Prix (11/05/24) by Sam Bagnall