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FABIANA JOINED THE EXHIBITION IN POLAND ON ISERNIA WOJTEK WITH APPRUZZESE

Isernia, along with her pupil Fabiana Appruzzese, also participates in the exhibition of paintings organized by the Centro Studi Politici di Venafro. The exhibition, where the primary school of Civitanova del Sannio of the Colozza di Frosolone Institute has already been involved, will take part in the exhibition of drawings to be held in Poland from 8 to 22 April. Fabiana, “G. Manupella ”of Icernia, was reported by prof. Artystyczna gallery for Izzi Association to participate in the exhibition of the drawings to be held in Izerska – Poland. Then, ten other drawings left for Poland. The fruit of the work expressed in the field by journalist Lelo Castaldi for the project “Vojtel Bear Became a Soldier”, is producing serious participation by schools in the province of Isernia. In fact, the project started in 2019, Don Giulio of Venafro In collaboration with the Testa Institute, Venafro led and, for the first time, Poland’s ambassador to Italy, Sen. Anna Maria Anders (daughter of the famous General Anders) and abbot of the Abbey of Montecassino Msgr. Donato Ogliari.

After the pandemic stopped in January 2022, the project resumed with the adhesion (to the project) of five institutions, including two schools in Poland and one school in Scotland. The institutions involved in the project (more than 70 children in Italy, 21 in Poland and 11 from Scotland), will meet on 17 May 2022, thanks to the opening of a memorial dedicated to Wojtek and the 22nd Transport Company. The friendship took place in the presence of the Under-Secretary of the Molise Region, with representatives of the Church of the Declaration of Venafro interested in education Roberto Di Baggio and the Chamber of Deputies Fabio Vecchiorino.

The date of the 17th was also chosen for the result of the selection of pictures in a “contest” that would be selected by the association through Dell’Ambra – Poland, which would become the pages of a spectacular calendar that would be distributed throughout Europe.