The Monument to the Fallen Italians in Africa (Monumento ai Caduti italiani d'Africa) is a Fascist era monument, dedicated to the Italians who died during the Ethiopian War (1935-1936), and assembled only in the 1960s on the seashore in Siracusa, region of Sicily, Italy. The monument, sculpted and designed by Romano Romanelli, was initially meant to be shipped in 1940 and assembled in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia; however, the Second World War prevented the transport, and led to its installation more than two decades later at this site, chosen because Syracuse had been a center for embarcation of troops for the African wars.
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- Monument to the Italians Fallen in Africa, Siracusa (en)
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| - The Monument to the Fallen Italians in Africa (Monumento ai Caduti italiani d'Africa) is a Fascist era monument, dedicated to the Italians who died during the Ethiopian War (1935-1936), and assembled only in the 1960s on the seashore in Siracusa, region of Sicily, Italy. The monument, sculpted and designed by Romano Romanelli, was initially meant to be shipped in 1940 and assembled in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia; however, the Second World War prevented the transport, and led to its installation more than two decades later at this site, chosen because Syracuse had been a center for embarcation of troops for the African wars. (en)
- Il monumento ai Caduti italiani d'Africa, in origine denominato Al lavoratore italiano in Africa, è un complesso monumentale di Siracusa, risalente ad epoca fascista. Inizialmente era destinato alla città di Addis Abeba, capitale dell'Etiopia, ma con lo scoppio della seconda guerra mondiale e la perdita delle colonie italiane d'Africa, il governo italiano decise di trasferire l'opera nella città costiera della Sicilia. (it)
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| - The Monument to the Fallen Italians in Africa (Monumento ai Caduti italiani d'Africa) is a Fascist era monument, dedicated to the Italians who died during the Ethiopian War (1935-1936), and assembled only in the 1960s on the seashore in Siracusa, region of Sicily, Italy. The monument, sculpted and designed by Romano Romanelli, was initially meant to be shipped in 1940 and assembled in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia; however, the Second World War prevented the transport, and led to its installation more than two decades later at this site, chosen because Syracuse had been a center for embarcation of troops for the African wars. (en)
- Il monumento ai Caduti italiani d'Africa, in origine denominato Al lavoratore italiano in Africa, è un complesso monumentale di Siracusa, risalente ad epoca fascista. Inizialmente era destinato alla città di Addis Abeba, capitale dell'Etiopia, ma con lo scoppio della seconda guerra mondiale e la perdita delle colonie italiane d'Africa, il governo italiano decise di trasferire l'opera nella città costiera della Sicilia. (it)
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