Lavazza Museum In Turin Tells The Story Of Italian Coffee

In a city filled with great museums, the Lavazza Museum in Turin will appeal to coffee enthusiasts, tech lovers, and anyone ...
The New York Times

How Italy won Euro 1968: Catenaccio, a coin toss and a goal worthy of any final

This is the third in a series about the 16 triumphant teams in the European Championship, ahead of the 17th edition in Germany next year. So far, we’ve looked at the USSR in 1960 and Spain in 1964.
PBS

The History and Impact of Italian-Americans in New Jersey

Steve Adubato welcomes William Connell, Ph.D., La Motta Chair in Italian Studies at Seton Hall University, for an informative discussion about the history and impact of Italian Americans in New Jersey ...
The Guardian

The myth of traditional Italian cuisine has seduced the world. The truth is very different

The comforting tourist-brochure idea of what Italian food looks like obscures a story shaped by hunger, migration and innovation Alberto Grandi is the author of La Cucina Italiana Non Esiste and a ...
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Michigan is home to nearly half a million Italians. This month celebrates that heritage

Italian Americans throughout Michigan are celebrating the state's Italian communities this fall. October is Italian American Heritage Month, a time to uplift the history, culture and achievements of ...
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The Unique History Of The Italian Submarine Scirè In WW2

The Italian submarine, the Scirè, wasn't a large boat like some of the most advanced nuclear submarines in the ocean today. It only held a crew of 36, measured fewer than 200 feet in length, and was ...