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506: 776:("Homeland's father"), as Pasquale Paoli was nicknamed by the Corsican separatists, wrote in his Letters the following message in 1768 against the French: "We are Corsicans by birth and feelings, but first of all we feel Italian by language, roots, customs, traditions and all the Italians are all brothers for History and for God.... As Corsicans we do not want to be slaves nor "rebels" and as Italians we have the right to be treated like all the other Italian brothers.... Either we'll be free or we'll be nothing.... Either we'll win or we'll die (against the French) with our weapons in our hands.... The war against France is just and holy as the name of God is holy and just, and here on our mountains will appear for all Italy the sun of liberty." (" 94: 743: 20: 2368: 2442: 350: 779:
trattare da pari con gli altri fratelli d’Italia… O saremo liberi o non saremo niente… O vinceremo con l’onore o soccomberemo (contro i francesi) con le armi in mano... La guerra con la Francia è giusta e santa come santo e giusto è il nome di Dio, e qui sui nostri monti spunterà per l’Italia il sole della libertà…
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Siamo còrsi per nascita e sentimento ma prima di tutto ci sentiamo italiani per lingua, origini, costumi, tradizioni e gli italiani sono tutti fratelli e solidali di fronte alla storia e di fronte a Dio… Come còrsi non vogliamo essere né schiavi né "ribelli" e come italiani abbiamo il diritto di
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and Resistance forces, together with some Italian troops who sided with the Allies, retook Corsica, Petru Cristofini was executed in 1943. Petru Giovacchini was also condemned to death, but fled to Italy where he found refuge until his death in 1955. Italian irredentism as an active movement in
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occupied Corsica as part of the German-led response to the Allied landings in Africa, leaving the island still under the formal sovereignty of Vichy France. Because of the lack of partisan resistance at first, and to avoid problems with Marshal
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Some irredentist Corsican military officials collaborated with Italy, including the retired Major Pantalacci (and his son Antonio), colonel Mondielli and colonel Petru Simone Cristofini (and his wife, the first Corsican female journalist
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in Rome. He was a supporter of the union of Corsica to Italy and defended irredentist ideals. He actively collaborated with Italian forces in Corsica during the first months of 1943. In the island he worked with
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The Corsican Italians who promoted the ideal of Corsican irredentism published mainly in Italy, because of the persecutions from the French regime in the island in the first half of the 20th century.
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was published in 1594 by Anton Pietro Filippini. In the 15th and 16th centuries there were Ignazio Cardini (1566-1602), Pietro Cirneo (1447-1507), Guiglielmo Guglielmi di Orezza (1644-1728) with
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The similarity of Corsican to Italian, because of their common Tuscan origin, can be seen in an example phrase: "I was born in Corsica and I spent there the best years of my youth".
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had won the war). Cristofini, as head of the Ajaccio troops, helped the Italian Army to repress the Resistance opposition in Corsica before the Italian Armistice in September 1943.
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While Corsican was spoken at home as a local vernacular, Italian had been the public and literary language on the island until the first half of the 19th century.
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leaders developed, opposing the irredentist propaganda and the Italian occupation, and was repressed by the fascist forces and subsequently by German troops.
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in 1892. He is considered the link between the old generations of Corsican writers who wrote in Italian language and the new ones, who started to use the
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retook Corsica, and sentenced to death. He tried to kill himself, and was executed while suffering from his wounds in November 1943. His wife,
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During the first half of the 20th century, the most important Corsican publication in Italian was the literary review
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as a foreign language nowadays, while three-quarters understand it thanks to the television programmes from Italy.
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of Giovanni della Grossa (1388-1464), Pier Antonio Monteggiani (1464-1525) and Marcantoni Ceccaldi (1526-1559).
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were the first organizations strongly promoting the unification of the island to the Kingdom of Italy founded.
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Mussolini e Pétain. Storia dei rapporti tra l’Italia e la Francia di Vichy (10 giugno 1940-8 settembre 1943)
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Mussolini e Pétain. Storia dei rapporti tra l’Italia e la Francia di Vichy (10 giugno 1940-8 settembre 1943)
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for supporting irredentism and for collaborating with Italian fascism, but served only a reduced sentence.
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The course of Italian irredentism did not affect Corsica very much, and only during the Fascist rule of
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Pasquale Paoli wanted the Italian language to be the official language of his Corsican Republic. His
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N. Tommaseo. "Lettere di Pasquale de Paoli" (in Archivio storico italiano, 1st series, vol. XI).
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in Rome (the last, while he was in exile in 1951, a few years before his premature death).
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Many Corsican authors (who wrote in Italian) were influenced by the ideals of the Italian
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promoted by the Corsican Italians, had been the language of culture in Corsica since the
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of Petru Rocca. Other Corsican authors in Italian were Domenicu Versini (nicknamed
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called for the inclusion of the "Corsican Italians" within Italy when the city of
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During the Corsican Republic of Pasquale Paoli, there were Giulio Matteo Natali (
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the first University of Corsica (where the teaching was done in Italian).
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Je suis né en Corse et j'y ai passé les meilleurs années de ma jeunesse
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Sono nato in Corsica e vi ho passato i migliori anni della mia gioventĂą
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during the second half of the 19th century, such as Giuseppe Multado,
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Commentario delle glorie e prerogative del Regno e Popoli di Corsica
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Sò natu in Corsica è v'aghju passatu i megli anni di a mio ghjuventù
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movement based on local inhabitants loyal to France and boosted by
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was a cultural and historical movement promoted by Italians and by
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Il Martirio di un irredento: il colonnello Petru Simone Cristofini
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in 1794, was in Italian. In the second half of the 19th century
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for centuries until 1768, when the Republic ceded the island to
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http://www.cg06.fr/culture/pdf/rr187-rivendicazionefascista.pdf
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Una filza di francesismi colti nelle parlate dialettali corse
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of 1787. Furthermore, in 1765 Paoli founded in the city of
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in 1933 in Corsica, but successively wrote and published
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During the 19th century in Bastia, Salvatore Viale wrote
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Giustificazione della Revoluzione di Corsica (1758-1764)
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of 1755 was in Italian and was used as a model for the
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in 1858, where he lamented the decline in the use of
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Le français et les langues historiques de la France
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Index


Italian irredentism
Nice
Ticino
Dalmatia
Malta
Savoy
Corfu
a series
History of Corsica
Corsica depicted on Piri Reis' 1513 map
Prehistory
Arzachena culture
Ozieri culture
Torrean civilization
Antiquity
Ancient tribes
Aléria
Lava Treasure
Roman province of Sardinia and Corsica
Medieval
Battle of Corsica
Vandal Kingdom
Medieval Corsica
Renaissance
Republic of Genoa
Invasion of Corsica (1553)
Corsican Guard
Enlightenment
Kingdom of Corsica (1736)

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