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Italians in America
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The liberal mind is eliminated Q. R. E Quick return Entity
World War II
World War II
Italian American War Heroes See photographs and stories below
See Review of Leo Solimine's book Purchase Leo's book The Life of John Martin (Giovanni Martino)
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The historical journey of Italian
Americans from the middle 19th century through the 21st
century. My father first emigrated from a small town near Naples to
work on the Erie Railroad in April of 1913 and only returned to
Italy to marry my mother in 1919. Dad and many from the same Italian (Moiano) village spent years of their lives working on the Erie
Railroad. In many ways, this site is dedicated to the plight of the old Erie Railroad which directly affected those who worked for the line. However, the experiences of these Italian immigrants can aptly represent many Italians who worked on other American railroads during this period. The Madonna's appearance in that village during the 9th century is discussed, as are Susquehanna, PA and Hornell, NY - two towns that were important to the progression of the Erie Railroad. American Liberals news reports of the Italian soldier. (Liberal news reporter are the most bigoted Americans) During World War Two, I was a school boy American born of Italian immigrant parents. I can still recall the Saturday matinee and the newsreel coverage of that war. Specifically I vividly remember the manner in which the Italian soldier was portrayed. Scenes from North Africa, of thousands of Italian soldiers surrendering to a handful of British tanks. This newsreel bias implied that Italian soldiers would rather surrender to the enemy than . This is the impression left by those original Liberals and carried on by second and third generation liberal reporters over the 67 years since World War 2. Over this time no liberal reporters have ever mentioned the Italian Paratroopers (Folgore) in North Africa in 1942. Nor have I ever heard any reporting of the heroism of the Italian 8th army and the highly trained Alpini fighting units on the eastern front and Stalingrad See Italian soldiers and the three reports on this site that correctly portrays the Italian soldier during World War 2 A Italian American orgainization - Order of Sons of Italy (OSIA). A liberal entity. Has never challenged American liberal news bigoted reports of the Italian soldier. OSIA recently made a claim (not true) that most Italian Americans are liberals. Liberal Mind Eliminated A little later in this century after this coming Atomic war. There will be those who know how damaging the liberal mind was used over the years especially, with governmental power. This mind was quick to spend money as long as is was not their own. This future generation will know how to makes corrections to this mind set. There will also be those who can convince parents to send a selected child to a (learning center) that corrects this mind set. Indeed the same individuals will convince most adults and in some cases whole families to attend the same (learning centers) God Bless this future generation. (click on the Liberal to the left and above) This site is also dedicated to profiling several Italian-American war heroes: John Basilone, Louis Zamperini, Dominic Salvatore Gentile, Vincent R. Capodanno, and others. Current prominent Italian Americans such as Sheriff Joe from Chicago, as well as others like Monte, Danielle and Candice. Italians in America also includes: 1. Italian American news 2. A poem written by Joaquin Miller and one by Alfred Joyce Kilmer. These two poems have direct correlation to the stories featured on this web site. John A Mango
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Italian American War Heroes Continued PAlTRON SAINT OF THE MARINES
Nobilities beyond the Battlefield Captain Dominic Salvatore Gentile
Prominent Italian Americans Stories Below
U. S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito
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