Angelo Cerizza
Ha lavorato nel settore della comunicazione culturale in particolare per quanto concerne la storia della tecnologia. Attualmente si occupa di storia moderna con particolare riferimento al Risorgimento italiano e alle due Guerre Mondiali e ha pubblicato numerosi saggi sulla storia dell’esercito dell’Impero d’Austria e delle formazioni militari italiane nelle Guerre di Indipendenza.
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The first issue of «Sorgete! – giornale socialista del Lodigiano» came out on Sunday, 25 June 1899: on page three the magazine featured a letter from Angiolo Cabrini who hailed its birth, promised his collaboration and recalled the commitment to study the socio-economic conditions of «field workers». The magazine was published in three editions for the audiences of Lodi and Crema in Lombardy and the Capitanata area in Puglia, and was edited by Leone Mucci (himself born in San Severo, a town near Foggia in the Puglia region, on 10 January 1874). As soon as it debuted, the magazine was sequestered several times
Codogno and its territory in chronicle and history by Giovanni Cairo and Francesco Giarelli, published in installments from 1896 to 1902 then collected in two volumes, is still a widely consulted work. The two authors were peculiar characters, known for their culture, erudition, and journalistic experience. Giovanni Cairo was also an editorial entrepreneur and a politician (on the conservative side); Francesco Giarelli was a politician, too (on the radical side), as well as a renowned innovative journalist and a man of great erudition and culture. The two of them were bound by a relationship based on mutual esteem and friendship.
The first issue of «Sorgete! – giornale socialista del Lodigiano» came out on Sunday, 25 June 1899: on page three the magazine featured a letter from Angiolo Cabrini who hailed its birth, promised his collaboration and recalled the commitment to study the socio-economic conditions of «field workers». The magazine was published in three editions for the audiences of Lodi and Crema in Lombardy and the Capitanata area in Puglia, and was edited by Leone Mucci (himself born in San Severo, a town near Foggia in the Puglia region, on 10 January 1874). As soon as it debuted, the magazine was sequestered several times
Codogno and its territory in chronicle and history by Giovanni Cairo and Francesco Giarelli, published in installments from 1896 to 1902 then collected in two volumes, is still a widely consulted work. The two authors were peculiar characters, known for their culture, erudition, and journalistic experience. Giovanni Cairo was also an editorial entrepreneur and a politician (on the conservative side); Francesco Giarelli was a politician, too (on the radical side), as well as a renowned innovative journalist and a man of great erudition and culture. The two of them were bound by a relationship based on mutual esteem and friendship.