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La ETS Human Rights Foundation , within the project Milan: memory and future of rights (for more info: click here) talks about the city of Milan with a series of podcasts, starting from the symbolic places that make the history and future of human rights.

'Milan: memory and future of rights' is a public history project that accompanies you in discovering unexpected places and the people who brought them to life. They are podcasts that tell small and large stories, in which everyone can find hopes and warnings for a future of rights. For everyone.

Below are the podcasts published on the WebTv Radio of the Municipality of Milan, in section Milan is memory.

• 🔺 Tune in to the #ComuneMilano Web TV Radio 👉 bit.ly/InComune-webtvradio to listen to the podcast, created by the Human Rights Foundation as part of "Milan is memory", entitled:
• 🎙️ Via Antonini | The radio that announced the Liberation
• ➡️ The announcement of the Liberation from the twenty years of fascism and the war started from a building on the southern outskirts of Milan, where in 1945 there were only a few factories and many cultivated fields. The EIAR (the RAI at the time) had, in fact, moved its broadcasting studios there after the bombing of Corso Sempione and on 26 April, from the antennas in via Antonini 50, the notes of the Mameli anthem were played, the announcement of the Liberation and, a few days later, the news of Mussolini's shooting.
  
  Listen to the podcast to find out this and much more!

• 🔺 Tune in to the #ComuneMilano Web TV Radio 👉 bit.ly/InComune-webtvradio to listen to the podcast, created by the Human Rights Foundation as part of "Milan is memory", entitled:
• 🎙️ Via Castelbarco | The Milk Plant 
• ➡️ Centrale del Latte was founded in 1930 to solve a public health problem, given that poor hygienic conditions made milk a vehicle for diseases. Its activity continued after the Second World War, when the idea of ​​milk as a common good, to be made available to all, was developed. The industrial idea behind the Centrale is a winning one and, in fact, at least three generations of "Milanese" have identified with its products.
  
  Listen to the podcast to find out this and much more!

• 🔺 Tune in to the #ComuneMilano Web TV Radio 👉 bit.ly/InComune-webtvradio to listen to the podcast, created by the Human Rights Foundation as part of "Milan is memory", entitled:
• 🎙️ Via Anfiteatro | Cooking for Poor Sick People 
• ➡️ The protagonist of this story is the Cucina per Mati Poveri - which was based in via Anfiteatro 16, then a popular area - by Alessandrina Ravizza, known as "the countess of broth". She wasn't a real countess, but she really distributed the broth: it was the tool with which she tried to cure sick people who couldn't afford medicines. 
  
  Listen to the podcast to find out this and much more!

• 🔺 Tune in to the #ComuneMilano Web TV Radio 👉 bit.ly/InComune-webtvradio to listen to the podcast, created by the ETS Human Rights Foundation as part of "Milan is memory", entitled: 
• 🎙️ Via Ollearo | Popular Radio  
• ➡️ Radio Popolare has been defending human rights since 1976, when a group of trade unionists, students, journalists and teachers decided that it was necessary to give a voice to those who had been silenced until then. This podcast tells how this exceptional feat was achieved and how it was possible to keep this spirit intact in the age of disintermediation and social media.
  
  Listen to the podcast to find out this and much more!