The exhibition focuses on the history of young people, absolutely normal, as stated by Silvio Ortona had arisen in an extraordinary time and have had to face dramatic choices and some of them have experienced the tragedy of deportation. The stories of individuals crossing the great history and are part of highly complex events underlying nodes historiography of great importance as the strength-to- Fascism-Jewish world. The exhibition aims to tell the story of some young people who have crossed and time: the story of love and friendship of a group of kids. Most of them were Jewish and had to deal with being rejected and excluded from society, then they tried to confront each other and to move away from this fascist regime that had forced them to recognize the Jews. They were all intellectuals, students and recent graduates who love the mountains, which will play a not insignificant role in their story. The friends called Alberto Salmoni, Bianca Guidetti Serra, Silvio Ortona, Emanuele Artom, Luciana Nissim, Vanda Maestro, Eugenio Gentili Tedeschi, Giorgio Segre, Franco Momigliano, Giorgio Diena, Primo Levi, Ada Della Torre, Franco priests.
Where: State Archives of Turin from January 27 until March 20, 2010.
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