File:Funerale del Moretto (Rinaldo Rigoni) ad Asiago - 6 giugno 1945.jpg

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English: June 6, 1945 - The funeral of Moretto (Rinaldo Rigoni of Asiago) on the streets of Asiago.

The funeral of the Asiago plateau partisans had already been celebrated on May 29th. Moretto is the last to be found. A year before, on June 5, 1944, the band of Giuriolo ran into a terrible roundup. Pino Thiella of Sarcedo, Ferruccio Piccioni di Roana, Nello Galla, Siro Loser of Roana and Moretto, all in their twenties, lost their lives. Bepi Zanella, Sabino Fabris Saetta, Renato Vellar, Renato Bonato and Aldo Sandro Bonato survived by finding shelter inside the kubala (a small cave at Cima Incudine). Mario Rigoni Stern writes in his short story “Un ragazzo delle nostre contrade” (A boy of our lands): We took him down in the icy rain and hail, [...] on the truck we covered him with dripping flowers and two days later he had a funeral that not even a king will have never".

On the right you can see the Hotel Croce Bianca on Corso IV Novembre, where the Command of the "7 Comuni" Brigades Group is installed when on April 28th 1945 the Germans leave Asiago. This hotel still exists, as well as the building in the center of the photo. The buildings on the left have instead been radically modified.
Italiano: 6 giugno 1945 - Il funerale del Moretto (Rinaldo Rigoni di Asiago) per le strade di Asiago.

I funerali dei partigiani altipianesi si erano già celebrati il 29 maggio. Moretto è l’ultimo ad essere ritrovato. Un anno prima, il 5 giugno del 1944, la banda di Giuriolo incappò in un terribile rastrellamento. Persero la vita Pino Thiella di Sarcedo, Ferruccio Piccioni di Roana, Nello Galla, Siro Loser di Roana ed il Moretto, tutti ventenni. Sopravvissero trovando rifugio dentro la kubala (una piccola caverna a Cima Incudine) Bepi Zanella, Sabino Fabris Saetta, Renato Vellar, Renato Bonato e Aldo Sandro Bonato. Scrive Mario Rigoni Stern nel suo racconto "Un ragazzo delle nostre contrade“ : Lo portammo giù tra la pioggia gelida e la grandine; [...] sul camion lo coprimmo di fiori gocciolanti e due giorni dopo ebbe un funerale che nemmeno un re avrà mai”. Foto dall'articolo di Roberto Pellizzaro sul sito dell'ISTREVI. www.istrevi.it

A destra si vede l'Hotel Croce Bianca su Corso IV Novembre, dove si installa il Comando del Gruppo Brigate “7 Comuni” quando il 28 aprile 1945 i tedeschi lasciano Asiago. Questo albergo esiste ancora, come anche l'edificio al centro della foto. Gli edifici sulla sinistra sono invece stati modificati radicalmente. www.google.com/maps/@45.8743582,11.5094571,3a,75y,345.09h...
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