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“The Shop Under the Portico” at the Italian Cultural Institute in New York

Summary by La Voce Di New York
During the German occupation of Northern Italy, Renata Baraldi – known to all as “Tata” – took over a fabric shop in
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“The Shop Under the Portico” at the Italian Cultural Institute in New York

During the German occupation of Northern Italy, Renata Baraldi – known to all as “Tata” – took over a fabric shop in

·New York, United States
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La Voce di New York broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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