14.11.2019
"He had not yet turned 25, Lelio Basso, when he was arrested and confined to the island of Ponza. His" guilt ", in 1928, was to be a convinced anti-fascist and to behave as such. Scholar Lelio Basso, among other things, propelled the diffusion of the thought of Rosa Luxemburg in Italy and it was thanks to his vision of the partisan struggle if the Resistance became a well known phenomenon. To understand the complexity and importance of the character, we have to know that it is to Lelio Basso, as a member of the Constituent Assembly, that we owe the articles 3 and 49 of the Constitution while, as a staunch defender of human rights he contributed to create entities such as the Russell Tribunal, called to judge the US crimes in Vietnam.
With participation and competence, Sergio Dalmasso recalls the life of Lelio Basso, gives voice to his struggles and enters into the details of his political work, explaining the Bassian image of historical materialism and returning the rightful merit to one of the most important figures in contemporary Italian history ".
Info: or (+352) 491750
Circolo Culturale e Ricreativo "Eugenio Curiel"
107 route d'Esch, L - 1471 Luxembourg
Lelio_Basso.pdf (262 KiB)
Book presentation: Lelio Basso. Dalla resistenza al Tribunale Russell
Thursday, November 14th, 2019, 7.00 pm, first floor multimedia room
The Circolo Culturale e Ricreativo "Eugenio Curiel", l'ANPI Lussemburgo e la Fondazione Lelio e Lisli Basso Onlus are pleased to invite you to the event:
Presentation of the book: Lelio Basso.Dalla resistenza al Tribunale Russel, by Sergio Dalmasso
The author will be present
Speaker: Dario Ippolito (University of Roma Tre, Fondazione Basso) and Daniele Domenicucci
"He had not yet turned 25, Lelio Basso, when he was arrested and confined to the island of Ponza. His" guilt ", in 1928, was to be a convinced anti-fascist and to behave as such. Scholar Lelio Basso, among other things, propelled the diffusion of the thought of Rosa Luxemburg in Italy and it was thanks to his vision of the partisan struggle if the Resistance became a well known phenomenon. To understand the complexity and importance of the character, we have to know that it is to Lelio Basso, as a member of the Constituent Assembly, that we owe the articles 3 and 49 of the Constitution while, as a staunch defender of human rights he contributed to create entities such as the Russell Tribunal, called to judge the US crimes in Vietnam.
With participation and competence, Sergio Dalmasso recalls the life of Lelio Basso, gives voice to his struggles and enters into the details of his political work, explaining the Bassian image of historical materialism and returning the rightful merit to one of the most important figures in contemporary Italian history ".
Info: or (+352) 491750
Circolo Culturale e Ricreativo "Eugenio Curiel"
107 route d'Esch, L - 1471 Luxembourg
Lelio_Basso.pdf (262 KiB)