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“In the EUR, where one can see the cemetery of our defeats, everybody has lost as he could”

July 1, 2011 by Fosco Lucarelli Leave a Comment

(“All’Eur, dove si vede il cimitero delle nostre sconfitte, ognuno ha perso come poteva”)
Giorgio Ciucci – Gli Architetti e il Fascismo

Picture by mluisa (Marialuisa Corapi). “Eur palazzo dei congressi”, architect: Adalberto Libera

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