English Translation

As far as possible, cultural institutes are set up, at least dis- cussed and other cultural events are carried out. The Italian literature clearly assumes that the whole area between the Gulf of Finland and the Aegean Sea, from Don to Moldova, is not in a final order. It therefore avoids any definition, apart from the areas considered to be an Italian area of interest. As a result, an attempt is made to make an impression with a wealth of different arguments. The altar, before which the peoples of Gstmittel and South-East Europe are led to worship, is not only able to show four different images on four main wings, but also offers varied material in numerous side and side doors. We are particularly interested in: a. The Ninweis on the Latin culture. It is applied mainly in the view of Hungary, Croatia, Romania and the Poles, while the interests in the Polishism at the same time also denominational d c e pa Orientale" XXII an essay by Renzo U. Hontini, the so-called "Ninweit on the latin culture". The martyrdom of the Polish Church under the German rule teated peee p e aa of the reordering of Europe will not be forgotten, despite the recent errors of Barschau, that Christian, Catholic and Roman past of Poland, which makes this country a Latin one in a spiritual relationship, even if it has the Blood of the Blessed Virgin Mary in his private chapel: this is the reward of St. Peter. Peter for Polish faithfulness, the recognition of a thousand years of common struggles and victories for the triumphs of that Rome from which the Roman Jesus Christ emerged." Similar sentences about Poland as the Eastern rampart of Christendom were read more frequently before l939, e.g. at Arnaldo Fratelli. Polonda,frontiera d'Europa, Milan 1938. The Romanian-Italian cultural relations wrangling in the last Honat deschei- d.: deepened, apart from the establishment of societies of the friends of Romania, among Italy, according to a report of the agency Stefani of lo.Iv. created the new cultural agreement between the states of the Italians an unusually broad starting base - 9 -