STUDENT LIFE IN PERUGIA
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STUDENT LIFE IN PERUGIA
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January 27th is International Holocaust Day, commemorating the lives lost by the hands of Nazi Germany during World War II as well as the liberation of the last survivors of the Auschwitz death camp.
Florence also remembers the lives of 300 local Jewish residents uprooted from their homes and lives and forced into concentration camps by the Nazi occupation of Florence.
You may notice small bronze "tripping stones" embedded into the sidewalks of the city. These stones, created by German artist Gunter Deming, are actually all across Europe (over 70,000) and mark where some of these victims lived.
For a full list of related events in Florence, visit Magenta Florence at www.magentaflorence.com/43998-2/
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UVA's Carter Lowe has just started her semester in #italy and says:
“I have enjoyed all of Umbra’s courses so far, and am already in love with Perugia. The staff are extremely helpful in getting settled into the city and culture. I can’t believe I’m here for 4 months!”
Stay tuned to learn more about Carter's Italian adventures later this semester!
In the meantime, we encourage @UVA students to #goabroad with #uvastudyabroad.
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"Before the day is a day, after reaching the city riding a scooter and after coffee. Before I connect myself to the rest of the things, alone with my pencils."
The Miserables' Chronicles. A new portfolio exhibition by ISI Florence architecture professor, Franco Pisani.
Link in bio 🔗⬆️
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