25 February 2007

Massimo Mongai and Rome

For those who remember a certain post on Rome and Massimo Mongai, I've received an email to say that the lovely site on Rome has been renamed.

It's now called Rome File and the Mongai interview can now be found at this address.

25 Feb 2007 19:04:03

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Peter

You might like to know that the Massimo Mongai chain you started is growing stronger: http://www.andreafannini.it/blog/2007/04/massimo-mongai-la-memoria-di-ras-tafari-diredawa/
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Posted by: Peter | 22 April 2007 at 04:09

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