Biagio Marin - Second World War

Second World War

In the 1940s he writes in his diaries that he believes that only the Nazis could bring order to Europe. Hearing about the Concentration Camp Risiera di San Sabba shocked and depressed him. In 1945 he becomes involved in the Liberal part of the Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale On April 27, 1945 he was asked if he could preside on the Committee for the Liberation of Trieste, and becomes its president.

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