Articles

• 40 Days of Terror: The Yugoslav Occupation of Trieste

• 40 Days of Trieste: Slavs Celebrate a Communist Dictator

• A City Hostile to the Austrians: Irredentism in Trieste

• A Painful Piece of Italian History, Overlooked

• A Plea From Fiume to Italy

• A Traditional Italian Dessert: Pinza

• A Visit to Fiume

• The Adriatic Irredenta

• The Agony of Italian Dalmatia Under Franz Joseph

• Amy Bernardy Defends Italian Claims

• An Artistic Description of Dalmatia

• April 25: The Feast of San Marco – Not Liberation

• Are Names Ending in 'ich' Really Slavic?

• Artists, Navigators, Popes, Scientists... “Croats”

• Blessed Agostino Casotti of Traù: A New “Croat” for Puglia

• Brief History of Dalmatia in the 19th Century

• Castua Massacre: Exhumations Completed After 73 Years

• Completion of Italian Unity

• Croatia is Manipulating the History of Dalmatia, Istria and the Quarnero

• Croatia Kidnaps Marco Polo

• Croatian Economy Reliant on Tourism

• Croats Using Wikipedia to Rewrite Dalmatian History

• The Cultural Ties Between Dalmatia and Southern Italy

• Dalmatia: Alessandro Dudan Responds to Arthur Evans

• Dalmatia and Alsace-Lorraine: A Striking Parallel

• Dalmatia Before the Venetians

• Dalmatia by Dr. Roberto Ghiglianovich

• Dalmatia Viewed by a Dalmatian

• The Dalmatian Dog

• The Day of Remembrance: The Foibe Massacres and the Julian-Dalmatian Exodus

• The Destruction of Palazzo Longo in Capodistria

• Diplomatic Crisis Between Italy and Croatia: New Provocations, Revisionism and Hypocrisy

• The Disappearance and Death of Don Francesco Bonifacio

• Documents on Austrian and Slav Oppression of Italians

• Education and Revisionism in the Balkans

• The Exodus of Istrians in the First World War

• The Extermination of Dalmatian Italians in Lagosta

• February 10th — The Day of Remembrance: Foibe Massacres and the Exodus

• The First Dalmatian Exodus, 1870-1880

• Fiume by Dr. Gino Antoni

• The Foibe are Still Open in Our Hearts

• Foibe Massacres: The Deep Italic Roots of Istria and Dalmatia

• Foibe Massacres: Historical Disinformation Techniques

• Foibe Monument in Marghera Vandalized by Communists

• The Foibe Massacres Were Not a Reaction to Fascism

• Forbidden Truths: Istria and Dalmatia Were Italian

• The Forced Slavicization of Clergy and Liturgy in Julian Venetia and Dalmatia by the Habsburgs (1866-1914)

• German Saints Stolen by the Slovenes

• The Habsburg Genocide in Dalmatia

• Heroes of the Redeemed Lands

• The History of the Luxardo Company

• The History of Malvasia Istriana (Wine)

• The History of Maraschino

• The History of Pelagosa

• The History of Pola

• The History of Pola (Condensed)

• Horror in Slovenia: Over 3,000 Bodies Discovered

• How Dalmatian Names Became Slav

• How Did Slavs Become the Majority in Dalmatia?

• The Importance of the Cities

• In Memory of Nicolò Luxardo (1927-2019)

• Istria and Dalmatia: A Long and Intricate History, But Always Italian

• Istria and Dalmatia in the Battle of Lepanto (1571)

• Italia Irredenta

• The Italian Aims in the Adriatic: Dalmatia, Fiume and the Other Unredeemed Lands of the Eastern Frontier of Italy

• Italian Boats of the Adriatic Sea

• Italian Dalmatia

• The Italian Language Returning to Fiume?

• Italian Literature in Dalmatia: A Falsified History

• The Italian Republic of Ragusa

• The Italian Veneration of St. Blaise, Patron of Ragusa

• Italy and the Adriatic

• Italy and the Balkans: The Problem of Dalmatia

• Italy and Jugo-Slavia

• Italy's Case Against the Jugo-Slavs

• Italy's Claim to the Adriatic

• Italy's National Aspirations and Deeds

• Italy's Reclaimed Adriatic Provinces

• Italy's Right to Her Natural Boundaries (1918)

• Ivan Golub Claims Pope Sixtus V was “Croatian”

• Luxardo Maraschino vs. Croatian Maraska

• Making Trieste Slavic: An Overview

• Making Trieste Slavic: Ethnic Cleansing and the Attempted Slavicization of Trieste

• Marco Polo a Croat? A Ridiculous Thesis

• The Meaning of the Foibe Massacres

• The Myth of Anti-Slavic Ethnic Cleansing in the Balkans

• The Myth of the “Croatian Renaissance”

• National Memorial Day of the Exiles and Foibe

• Overview of Lidia Bastianich's Autobiography

• Pits of Death Give up Their Grisly Secret

• The Placitum of Risano

• Pope Sixtus V: Another Victim of Slavic Revisionism

• The Population of Dalmatia in the 12th Century

• The President of Slovenia Falsifies History: The Tragicomic Case of Ioannis Kapodistrias

• The Priests Murdered in the Foibe Massacres

• Rampant Croatization

• The Rape and Murder of Iolanda Dobrilla

• The Rape and Murder of Norma Cossetto

• The Redeemed Lands

• Redemption, Not Conquest

• Removal of Italian Street Signs in Capodistria: Slovenia Continues to Erase Italian Heritage in Istria

• Response to “Croatians That Make Croatia Proud”

• Response to Croatian Statements on Bilingualism in Fiume

• The Revisionist Claims of Vinko Pribojević

• The Revisionist Statements Made by Croatian President Grabar-Kitarović

• Roman Cities Destroyed by the Slavs

• The So-Called “Illyrian” Emperors

• So Now Marco Polo Was Croatian: Someone Failed Their History Test!

• St. Jerome and Slavic Myth-Making (Revisionism)

• Titoist Crimes: 50 Priests Murdered in the Foibe Massacres

• Trieste by Dr. Giorgio Pitacco
  

• Trieste, the Most Italian City

• Triestine Girls: Reflections on the Istrian Exodus

• The Unfounded “Croatian” Origin of Pope Sixtus V

• Was Emperor Constantine an “Illyrian”?

• Why do Some Countries Steal History and Heritage from Other Nations?

• Why Italy and Dalmatia Must be United: Arguments at the Paris Peace Conference (1919)

• Why Italy Must Have Her Boundary on the Oriental Border of the Julian Alps (1918)

• Yugoslavia Between the World Wars: Anti-Italian Terrorism and Forced Slavicization From 1918-1941