Giuseppe Garibaldi - Italian History Icon
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Giuseppe Garibaldi is the history icon chosen by the Erasmus Creativity Club students at Istituto di Primo Grado Mazzini in Livorno (Italy), who presented their national politician at the ECLIPSE TPM in Vallbona d'Anoia (Spain)
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- 4. Garibaldi had an adventurous life. He started working on ships as a sailor when he was young and he travelled and fought around the world.
- 5. He loved Italy, and he has been one of the most important people for Italian indipendence and unification. He also loved liberty, because he fought for other countries independence and unification.
- 6. A lot of people in the XIX century were racist. We can’t say the same thing of Garibaldi: he lived abroad and loved and respected foreign cultures. He also married a foreigner woman, Anita, who was Brazilian.
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