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The history of the Slavs, has been manipulated by non-Slavic!
The Slavs are an ancient people with their own religion, with its own culture, its own traditions and customs ...
The heart of the discussion of the Veneti (Enetoi, Venethi, Vendi) is whether they were Slavs.
after seeing the cards.
for after you?!
Studies of language have shown that it Veneti related Slavic languages.
Jordanes tells us, that Venethi, are like Sclavenes and Antes.
William L. Langer of Harvard University, says that: "The Slavs, were known to the Roman and Greek writers of the first and second centuries AD under the name Venedi, as inhabiting the region beyond the Vistula .... during the first centuries AD, the Slavs expanded in all directions, and by the sixth century, when they were known for the Gothic and Byzantine writers Sclaveni that, they apparently already been separated into three main divisions: ... "
"deepen research and see for yourself! "
SLAVIC FAMILY
Slavic brotherhood for life !
SLAVA !
Before 1200 BC, the data from the Trojan War, the Enetoi, mentioned by Homer [Homer] and later by Strabo [Strabo] and other ancient writers, lived in Troas [city / region near the former Troy] and Paphlagonia. They descend to Dardanus [Dardanelles or Hellespont], Ilus [Ilium or Troy] and Pilemen which manifested itself in connecting western regions of Asia Minor to Thrace and Illyria.
1200 - VII century BC After the fall of Troy and the Hittite Empire Enetoi led by Antenor first moved to Thrace and the northern coast of the Adriatic. Members of the tribe of fellow Enei (Aeneas) [Aeneas], the main hero of the "Aeneid" [Aeneid] by Vergilius [Virgil] and the legendary founder of Rome, have colonized the western part of the Apennine peninsula. The civilization of Ethruscs [Etruscans] also appeared in this field. At the same time there was a migration to Paphlagonian Enetoi Urartu, which included the Kingdom of Van.
VI - I centuries BC After the fall of the dynasty of the Ethruscan Tarquin [Etruscan] center moved to the area Ethruria [Etruria]. In this period the Adriatic Venice, described by many authors, including Herodotus [Herodotus] and Tacitus, witnessed a formation of the union of the cities with the business grows and culture. The Adriatic Veneti began to follow the Amber Route alongside many others. Road leading from the Mediterranean to the Baltic Sea and the Alps by Noricum in particular.
I - IV AD The Veneti occupied a vast territory: Central Europe (evidenced by Pliny [Pliny], Ptolemy [Ptolemy], Julius Caesar) to the northwest coast of the Baltic Sea, which was called by the Venetian contemporaries. To the east of the Danube, in this time period there was the tribe of Antes, who was related to the western Veneti according to the Goths historian Jordan. The Antes moved from the Southern Bug in mid-term review of the Dnepr [Dnieper].
V - VI century. Involved in the total movement of the Barbarians (Alans and Huns) and in union with the related Slavic tribes (Sclavens), they introduced into the Roman Empire. They subjugated Illyricum, Northern Italy and conquered Rome. These events are described in detail by Procopius and other Byzantine historians. The tribe of the Vandals, and vendi related to Antes and led by Slavic and Germanic chiefs, moved further west, past the military action across Spain and founded the kingdom of the Vandals in North Africa.
VII - IX c. The Slavs, called Veneti, Vendi or simply Veni by Germans and Finns, set up their own cities and principalities on the vast plains of Europe: alpine meadows along the Danube in the forests and steppes of the plain Eastern Europe. The alliance of state Karantanians [Carantanians], controls [Czechs], Moravians [Moravians] and Sorbs (in the middle of VII century) headed by the leader Samo was Slavic in nature and disintegrated under the onslaught of Germans. The Baltic Slavs headed by Varangian Rurik imposed their authority in Novgorod and Kiev Russia inhabited by Slovenians, Polens the Krivichi the Vyatichi and other related tribes.
X - XII c. The civilization of the Veneti also developed on the south coast of the Baltic inhabited by Pomors (Pomerans) [Pomeranians] Varii and Rugi. It became the great religious centers (Arkona, Rhetra) and commercial cities as flourishing Volin (Vinetta) Stargrad, Szczecin. The whole region became known as Vindland. The Pomorian [Pomeranian] Veneti had constant wars with the Germans and it won the victory over them and destroyed their Slavic towns.
Veneti are not modern Slavs but our ancient ancestors. And it is they whose genealogical line of rods Slavs in appearance metahistorical.
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- published: 31 Dec 2014
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Marostica is a town and comune in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is mostly famous for its living chess event and for the local cherry variety.The name of the city can be traced back to the Venetic (Adriatic Veneti) language and recalls the hills (mar/maros) and the several streams of water (rost) coming down from the adjacent mountains and the verb "to have" in Venetic language (ga). Hence the name means "that has mountains and hills". Several Venetic findings have been discovered, dating back to the first millennium B.C. When the Adriatic Veneti federated with the Romans, they slowly abandoned their alphabet (Venetic) to use the Latin one.The spoken language evolved and merged with the Gallo-Iberian branch of Romance languages to form the modern-day Venetian Language (of which there are a number of branches, including Padovano, Veneziano, Veronese, Feltrino, and so on). The spoken language remained Venetian which is forbidden and discriminated since the Italian invasion of Venetian lands in 1867. The Venetian Language is widely used throughout the region.Between the 11th and 13th centuries, the locality was greatly influenced by several members of the important medieval family from the Veneto, known as the Ezzelini it:Ezzelini. They were finally defeated in 1260. Marostega was a Venetian city until the Italian invasion which caused a diaspora and cultural ethnocide of the population of the area, who was forced to look for fortune in Brasil and many other places in the world.Marostega is famous all over the world for the human chess game it carries out every other year, with personages living in the city public square. Starting in the second week of September, it is a theatrical play dating back to in 1923and officially registered after second world war by comedy player Vucetich.Every even year, in September, a game of chess using live pieces is played. After the First World War, members of the local chess club began playing chess in the main square and decided to play a game of chess using people as the gamepieces. After the Second World War, the comedy writer Vucetich Mirko authored a play in which "Two noblemen, Renaldo D'Anganaro and Vieri da Vallanora, fell in love with the beautiful Lionora, daughter of the local lord, Taddeo Parisio. As was the custom at that time, they challenged each other to a duel to win the hand of Lionora. The Lord of Marostega, not wanting to make an enemy of either suitor or lose them in a duel, forbade the encounter. Instead he decreed that the two rivals would play a chess game, and the winner would have the hand of Lionora. The loser of the chess game would also join the family, through marrying her younger sister, Oldrada. During the play the game takes place on the square in front of the Lower Castle with supporters carrying the noble ensigns of Whites and Blacks, in the presence of the Lord, his noble daughter, the Lords of Angarano and Vallonara, the court and the entire town population. The Lord also decides the challenge would be honoured by an exhibition of armed men, foot-soldiers and knights, with fireworks and dances and music". Needless to say, this literary account has nothing to do with factual history and the chess square in the city was built after the Second World War and after the writing of Vucetich's play. This fictional story is now re-enacted in the main square of Marostega every second Friday, Saturday and Sunday of September of "even" years. The orders are still given to the cast today in the local Language (Venetian) of the "Most Serene Republic of Venice".
Marostica (Maròstega in veneto) è un comune di 12.845 abitanti della provincia di Vicenza, sorge ai piedi dell'Altopiano di Asiago.È nota in tutto il mondo per la partita a scacchi che si svolge ogni due anni (anni pari) con personaggi viventi nella piazza cittadina, nel secondo fine settimana di settembre: è una tradizione avviata nel 1923 e che si vuole ispirata ad un evento del 1454, sebbene non vi siano prove storiche. Per questa storica manifestazione la cittadina vicentina viene anche soprannominata "la città degli scacchi".Marostica, adagiata sulla fascia pedemontana che, amena e verdeggiante si estende dall'Astico al Brenta, ha sempre suscitato un irresistibile fascino per le bellezze naturali di cui è ricca e per un passato storico originale e glorioso.Le sue colline assolate, ove tuttora si coltivano il ciliegio, la vite e l'olivo, e l'immediata pianura sottostante favorirono l'insediamento di nuclei umani fin dai più remoti tempi della preistoria.Marostica è famosa in tutto il mondo per uno spettacolo folcloristico di ambientazione storica in costume che si svolge il secondo fine settimana di settembre degli anni pari, la "Partita a scacchi a personaggi viventi" che si ispira ad una vicenda ambientata nel 1454.
- published: 24 Jan 2011
- views: 855
Eastern Veneto is rich in rivers, lagoons and washed by the Adriatic Sea, with over 100 kilometres of coastline. Following the course of the river Lemene, during the spring and summer months, you can meet small boats, dinghies and pleasure boats sailing up the river to the beaches of Caorle.It is here; in fact that sailing has succeeded in developing predominantly.Between Caorle and Porta Santa Margherita you can find docks able to accommodate over 400 motor and sailing boats, shipyards with some of the best professionals on the market, an excellent sailing school for children and adults, in the heart of the city, the beach of the Madonnina.
- published: 23 Oct 2012
- views: 734
One of my most beautiful routes down to Italy from the north runs down through the Dolomites to the Adriatic see and Venice. The Veneto thrills with many contrasting elements of nature and human civilization. Enjoy this short clip edited from material shot in the Veneto in 2012.
Music by Dieter Roth www.rothrecording.de
http://footage.framepool.com/en/collection/lobmayr/
- published: 28 Nov 2013
- views: 458
Temporale in lontananza sul Veneto Orientale,nelle localita' di San dona' di Piave,Jesolo,Lignano, fascia costiera alto Adriatico
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Thunder in the distance on the eastern Veneto, in the locality 'of San Dona' di Piave, Jesolo, Lignano, coastal northern Adriatic
- published: 25 Jul 2010
- views: 591
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The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely national application of such policies and the contemporary sharing of common natural resources with non-EU countries did not allow to achieve the EU goals of environment protection. The project intends to provide long-lasting responses to such problems, promoting the improvement of the sea and coastal ecosystems by proposing models for a coordinated fishery management pairing with direct actions for improving fisheries sustainability and strengthening the marine biodiversity. The project will trigger a virtuous process of sustainable development and competitiveness of the coastal communities depending from fishery, in a common cross-border framework of economic, social and territorial cohesion along the Adriatic sea. The partnership proposing ECO.SEA comes from those Adriatic countries (Italy, Croatia, Albania) in which fishery is most relevant, consequently with a higher potential of mitigating fishery effects. Partners are institutionally and technically competent in their countries for the implementation of project.
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- published: 12 Apr 2016
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The Veneti (also called heneti in Latin, ἐνετοί enetoi in Greek) were an ancient people who inhabited north-eastern Italy, in an area corresponding to the modern-day region of the Veneto.
The ancient Veneti spoke Venetic, an extinct Indo-European language which is attested in approximately 300 short inscriptions dating from the 6th to 1st centuries BC. Venetic appears to share several similarities with Latin and the Italic languages, but also has some affinities with other IE languages, especially Germanic and Celtic. Venetic should not be confused with Venetian, a Romance language presently spoken in the region.
In Italy, these ancient people are also referred to as Paleoveneti to distinguish them from the modern-day inhabitants of the Veneto region, called Veneti in Italian. They are unrelated to the Gaulish Veneti, a Celtic tribe formerly living on the coast of Brittany, despite confusion by classical scholar Strabo (see the History section below).
Many tribes originally thought to have been Illyrians, such as Carni, Histri and Liburni, were actually related to Veneti.
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2:29Veneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic origin
Veneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic originVeneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic origin
The history of the Slavs, has been manipulated by non-Slavic! The Slavs are an ancient people with their own religion, with its own culture, its own traditions and customs ... The heart of the discussion of the Veneti (Enetoi, Venethi, Vendi) is whether they were Slavs. after seeing the cards. for after you?! Studies of language have shown that it Veneti related Slavic languages. Jordanes tells us, that Venethi, are like Sclavenes and Antes. William L. Langer of Harvard University, says that: "The Slavs, were known to the Roman and Greek writers of the first and second centuries AD under the name Venedi, as inhabiting the region beyond the Vistula .... during the first centuries AD, the Slavs expanded in all directions, and by the sixth century, when they were known for the Gothic and Byzantine writers Sclaveni that, they apparently already been separated into three main divisions: ... " "deepen research and see for yourself! " SLAVIC FAMILY Slavic brotherhood for life ! SLAVA ! Before 1200 BC, the data from the Trojan War, the Enetoi, mentioned by Homer [Homer] and later by Strabo [Strabo] and other ancient writers, lived in Troas [city / region near the former Troy] and Paphlagonia. They descend to Dardanus [Dardanelles or Hellespont], Ilus [Ilium or Troy] and Pilemen which manifested itself in connecting western regions of Asia Minor to Thrace and Illyria. 1200 - VII century BC After the fall of Troy and the Hittite Empire Enetoi led by Antenor first moved to Thrace and the northern coast of the Adriatic. Members of the tribe of fellow Enei (Aeneas) [Aeneas], the main hero of the "Aeneid" [Aeneid] by Vergilius [Virgil] and the legendary founder of Rome, have colonized the western part of the Apennine peninsula. The civilization of Ethruscs [Etruscans] also appeared in this field. At the same time there was a migration to Paphlagonian Enetoi Urartu, which included the Kingdom of Van. VI - I centuries BC After the fall of the dynasty of the Ethruscan Tarquin [Etruscan] center moved to the area Ethruria [Etruria]. In this period the Adriatic Venice, described by many authors, including Herodotus [Herodotus] and Tacitus, witnessed a formation of the union of the cities with the business grows and culture. The Adriatic Veneti began to follow the Amber Route alongside many others. Road leading from the Mediterranean to the Baltic Sea and the Alps by Noricum in particular. I - IV AD The Veneti occupied a vast territory: Central Europe (evidenced by Pliny [Pliny], Ptolemy [Ptolemy], Julius Caesar) to the northwest coast of the Baltic Sea, which was called by the Venetian contemporaries. To the east of the Danube, in this time period there was the tribe of Antes, who was related to the western Veneti according to the Goths historian Jordan. The Antes moved from the Southern Bug in mid-term review of the Dnepr [Dnieper]. V - VI century. Involved in the total movement of the Barbarians (Alans and Huns) and in union with the related Slavic tribes (Sclavens), they introduced into the Roman Empire. They subjugated Illyricum, Northern Italy and conquered Rome. These events are described in detail by Procopius and other Byzantine historians. The tribe of the Vandals, and vendi related to Antes and led by Slavic and Germanic chiefs, moved further west, past the military action across Spain and founded the kingdom of the Vandals in North Africa. VII - IX c. The Slavs, called Veneti, Vendi or simply Veni by Germans and Finns, set up their own cities and principalities on the vast plains of Europe: alpine meadows along the Danube in the forests and steppes of the plain Eastern Europe. The alliance of state Karantanians [Carantanians], controls [Czechs], Moravians [Moravians] and Sorbs (in the middle of VII century) headed by the leader Samo was Slavic in nature and disintegrated under the onslaught of Germans. The Baltic Slavs headed by Varangian Rurik imposed their authority in Novgorod and Kiev Russia inhabited by Slovenians, Polens the Krivichi the Vyatichi and other related tribes. X - XII c. The civilization of the Veneti also developed on the south coast of the Baltic inhabited by Pomors (Pomerans) [Pomeranians] Varii and Rugi. It became the great religious centers (Arkona, Rhetra) and commercial cities as flourishing Volin (Vinetta) Stargrad, Szczecin. The whole region became known as Vindland. The Pomorian [Pomeranian] Veneti had constant wars with the Germans and it won the victory over them and destroyed their Slavic towns. Veneti are not modern Slavs but our ancient ancestors. And it is they whose genealogical line of rods Slavs in appearance metahistorical. -
2:23Caorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic Sea
Caorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic SeaCaorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic Sea
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2:16Marostica,medieval town.wmv
Marostica,medieval town.wmvMarostica,medieval town.wmv
Marostica is a town and comune in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is mostly famous for its living chess event and for the local cherry variety.The name of the city can be traced back to the Venetic (Adriatic Veneti) language and recalls the hills (mar/maros) and the several streams of water (rost) coming down from the adjacent mountains and the verb "to have" in Venetic language (ga). Hence the name means "that has mountains and hills". Several Venetic findings have been discovered, dating back to the first millennium B.C. When the Adriatic Veneti federated with the Romans, they slowly abandoned their alphabet (Venetic) to use the Latin one.The spoken language evolved and merged with the Gallo-Iberian branch of Romance languages to form the modern-day Venetian Language (of which there are a number of branches, including Padovano, Veneziano, Veronese, Feltrino, and so on). The spoken language remained Venetian which is forbidden and discriminated since the Italian invasion of Venetian lands in 1867. The Venetian Language is widely used throughout the region.Between the 11th and 13th centuries, the locality was greatly influenced by several members of the important medieval family from the Veneto, known as the Ezzelini it:Ezzelini. They were finally defeated in 1260. Marostega was a Venetian city until the Italian invasion which caused a diaspora and cultural ethnocide of the population of the area, who was forced to look for fortune in Brasil and many other places in the world.Marostega is famous all over the world for the human chess game it carries out every other year, with personages living in the city public square. Starting in the second week of September, it is a theatrical play dating back to in 1923and officially registered after second world war by comedy player Vucetich.Every even year, in September, a game of chess using live pieces is played. After the First World War, members of the local chess club began playing chess in the main square and decided to play a game of chess using people as the gamepieces. After the Second World War, the comedy writer Vucetich Mirko authored a play in which "Two noblemen, Renaldo D'Anganaro and Vieri da Vallanora, fell in love with the beautiful Lionora, daughter of the local lord, Taddeo Parisio. As was the custom at that time, they challenged each other to a duel to win the hand of Lionora. The Lord of Marostega, not wanting to make an enemy of either suitor or lose them in a duel, forbade the encounter. Instead he decreed that the two rivals would play a chess game, and the winner would have the hand of Lionora. The loser of the chess game would also join the family, through marrying her younger sister, Oldrada. During the play the game takes place on the square in front of the Lower Castle with supporters carrying the noble ensigns of Whites and Blacks, in the presence of the Lord, his noble daughter, the Lords of Angarano and Vallonara, the court and the entire town population. The Lord also decides the challenge would be honoured by an exhibition of armed men, foot-soldiers and knights, with fireworks and dances and music". Needless to say, this literary account has nothing to do with factual history and the chess square in the city was built after the Second World War and after the writing of Vucetich's play. This fictional story is now re-enacted in the main square of Marostega every second Friday, Saturday and Sunday of September of "even" years. The orders are still given to the cast today in the local Language (Venetian) of the "Most Serene Republic of Venice". Marostica (Maròstega in veneto) è un comune di 12.845 abitanti della provincia di Vicenza, sorge ai piedi dell'Altopiano di Asiago.È nota in tutto il mondo per la partita a scacchi che si svolge ogni due anni (anni pari) con personaggi viventi nella piazza cittadina, nel secondo fine settimana di settembre: è una tradizione avviata nel 1923 e che si vuole ispirata ad un evento del 1454, sebbene non vi siano prove storiche. Per questa storica manifestazione la cittadina vicentina viene anche soprannominata "la città degli scacchi".Marostica, adagiata sulla fascia pedemontana che, amena e verdeggiante si estende dall'Astico al Brenta, ha sempre suscitato un irresistibile fascino per le bellezze naturali di cui è ricca e per un passato storico originale e glorioso.Le sue colline assolate, ove tuttora si coltivano il ciliegio, la vite e l'olivo, e l'immediata pianura sottostante favorirono l'insediamento di nuclei umani fin dai più remoti tempi della preistoria.Marostica è famosa in tutto il mondo per uno spettacolo folcloristico di ambientazione storica in costume che si svolge il secondo fine settimana di settembre degli anni pari, la "Partita a scacchi a personaggi viventi" che si ispira ad una vicenda ambientata nel 1454. -
3:31Sailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, Italy
Sailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, ItalySailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, Italy
Eastern Veneto is rich in rivers, lagoons and washed by the Adriatic Sea, with over 100 kilometres of coastline. Following the course of the river Lemene, during the spring and summer months, you can meet small boats, dinghies and pleasure boats sailing up the river to the beaches of Caorle.It is here; in fact that sailing has succeeded in developing predominantly.Between Caorle and Porta Santa Margherita you can find docks able to accommodate over 400 motor and sailing boats, shipyards with some of the best professionals on the market, an excellent sailing school for children and adults, in the heart of the city, the beach of the Madonnina. -
7:46Veneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the Alps
Veneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the AlpsVeneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the Alps
One of my most beautiful routes down to Italy from the north runs down through the Dolomites to the Adriatic see and Venice. The Veneto thrills with many contrasting elements of nature and human civilization. Enjoy this short clip edited from material shot in the Veneto in 2012. Music by Dieter Roth www.rothrecording.de http://footage.framepool.com/en/collection/lobmayr/ -
6:26Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010
Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010
Temporale in lontananza sul Veneto Orientale,nelle localita' di San dona' di Piave,Jesolo,Lignano, fascia costiera alto Adriatico --------------- Thunder in the distance on the eastern Veneto, in the locality 'of San Dona' di Piave, Jesolo, Lignano, coastal northern Adriatic -
1:21EcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGION
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGIONEcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGION
EcoSea http://www.ecosea.eu The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely national application of such policies and the contemporary sharing of common natural resources with non-EU countries did not allow to achieve the EU goals of environment protection. The project intends to provide long-lasting responses to such problems, promoting the improvement of the sea and coastal ecosystems by proposing models for a coordinated fishery management pairing with direct actions for improving fisheries sustainability and strengthening the marine biodiversity. The project will trigger a virtuous process of sustainable development and competitiveness of the coastal communities depending from fishery, in a common cross-border framework of economic, social and territorial cohesion along the Adriatic sea. The partnership proposing ECO.SEA comes from those Adriatic countries (Italy, Croatia, Albania) in which fishery is most relevant, consequently with a higher potential of mitigating fishery effects. Partners are institutionally and technically competent in their countries for the implementation of project. _____________________________________ Credits Produced by: Puglia Region - Department for Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Hunting and Fishing Section Executive Production: dnext srl Directed and edited by: Pierdomenico Mongelli Soundtrack: Giorgio Spada ©2016 Regione Puglia - dnext srl -
2:23Nicola Panarello, Regione Veneto
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0:31Indigo Nail Polish Adriatic
Indigo Nail Polish AdriaticIndigo Nail Polish Adriatic
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2:49Trivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-Adriatic
Trivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-AdriaticTrivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-Adriatic
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Veneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic origin
The history of the Slavs, has been manipulated by non-Slavic! The Slavs are an ancient people with their own religion, with its own culture, its own traditions and customs ... The heart of the discussion of the Veneti (Enetoi, Venethi, Vendi) is whether they were Slavs. after seeing the cards. for after you?! Studies of language have shown that it Veneti related Slavic languages. Jordanes tells us, that Venethi, are like Sclavenes and Antes. William L. Langer of Harvard University, says that: "The Slavs, were known to the Roman and Greek writers of the first and second centuries AD under the name Venedi, as inhabiting the region beyond the Vistula .... during the first centuries AD, the Slavs expanded in all directions, and by the sixth century, when they were known for the Go... -
Caorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic Sea
Music info: Disfigure - Hollah! [NCS Release] NoCopyrightSounds youtube.com/watch?v=m0ZXoiIZ40U NCS Twitter http://twitter.com/NCSounds Google+ http://google.com/+nocopyrightsounds Follow Disfigure: www.youtube.com/user/DisfigureMusic https://soundcloud.com/disfigureofficial -
Marostica,medieval town.wmv
Marostica is a town and comune in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is mostly famous for its living chess event and for the local cherry variety.The name of the city can be traced back to the Venetic (Adriatic Veneti) language and recalls the hills (mar/maros) and the several streams of water (rost) coming down from the adjacent mountains and the verb "to have" in Venetic language (ga). Hence the name means "that has mountains and hills". Several Venetic findings have been discovered, dating back to the first millennium B.C. When the Adriatic Veneti federated with the Romans, they slowly abandoned their alphabet (Venetic) to use the Latin one.The spoken language evolved and merged with the Gallo-Iberian branch of Romance languages to form the modern-da... -
Sailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, Italy
Eastern Veneto is rich in rivers, lagoons and washed by the Adriatic Sea, with over 100 kilometres of coastline. Following the course of the river Lemene, during the spring and summer months, you can meet small boats, dinghies and pleasure boats sailing up the river to the beaches of Caorle.It is here; in fact that sailing has succeeded in developing predominantly.Between Caorle and Porta Santa Margherita you can find docks able to accommodate over 400 motor and sailing boats, shipyards with some of the best professionals on the market, an excellent sailing school for children and adults, in the heart of the city, the beach of the Madonnina. -
Veneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the Alps
One of my most beautiful routes down to Italy from the north runs down through the Dolomites to the Adriatic see and Venice. The Veneto thrills with many contrasting elements of nature and human civilization. Enjoy this short clip edited from material shot in the Veneto in 2012. Music by Dieter Roth www.rothrecording.de http://footage.framepool.com/en/collection/lobmayr/ -
Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010
Temporale in lontananza sul Veneto Orientale,nelle localita' di San dona' di Piave,Jesolo,Lignano, fascia costiera alto Adriatico --------------- Thunder in the distance on the eastern Veneto, in the locality 'of San Dona' di Piave, Jesolo, Lignano, coastal northern Adriatic -
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGION
EcoSea http://www.ecosea.eu The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely nati... -
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Indigo Nail Polish Adriatic
Puoi trovare questi prodotti qui: http://www.indigo-nails-lab-veneto.it/prodotto/nail-polish-adriatic/ oppure : http://www.indigo-nails.com/ -
Trivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-Adriatic
Veneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic origin
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 04 Aug 2012
- views: 47305
The history of the Slavs, has been manipulated by non-Slavic!
The Slavs are an ancient people with their own religion, with its own culture, its own traditions...
The history of the Slavs, has been manipulated by non-Slavic!
The Slavs are an ancient people with their own religion, with its own culture, its own traditions and customs ...
The heart of the discussion of the Veneti (Enetoi, Venethi, Vendi) is whether they were Slavs.
after seeing the cards.
for after you?!
Studies of language have shown that it Veneti related Slavic languages.
Jordanes tells us, that Venethi, are like Sclavenes and Antes.
William L. Langer of Harvard University, says that: "The Slavs, were known to the Roman and Greek writers of the first and second centuries AD under the name Venedi, as inhabiting the region beyond the Vistula .... during the first centuries AD, the Slavs expanded in all directions, and by the sixth century, when they were known for the Gothic and Byzantine writers Sclaveni that, they apparently already been separated into three main divisions: ... "
"deepen research and see for yourself! "
SLAVIC FAMILY
Slavic brotherhood for life !
SLAVA !
Before 1200 BC, the data from the Trojan War, the Enetoi, mentioned by Homer [Homer] and later by Strabo [Strabo] and other ancient writers, lived in Troas [city / region near the former Troy] and Paphlagonia. They descend to Dardanus [Dardanelles or Hellespont], Ilus [Ilium or Troy] and Pilemen which manifested itself in connecting western regions of Asia Minor to Thrace and Illyria.
1200 - VII century BC After the fall of Troy and the Hittite Empire Enetoi led by Antenor first moved to Thrace and the northern coast of the Adriatic. Members of the tribe of fellow Enei (Aeneas) [Aeneas], the main hero of the "Aeneid" [Aeneid] by Vergilius [Virgil] and the legendary founder of Rome, have colonized the western part of the Apennine peninsula. The civilization of Ethruscs [Etruscans] also appeared in this field. At the same time there was a migration to Paphlagonian Enetoi Urartu, which included the Kingdom of Van.
VI - I centuries BC After the fall of the dynasty of the Ethruscan Tarquin [Etruscan] center moved to the area Ethruria [Etruria]. In this period the Adriatic Venice, described by many authors, including Herodotus [Herodotus] and Tacitus, witnessed a formation of the union of the cities with the business grows and culture. The Adriatic Veneti began to follow the Amber Route alongside many others. Road leading from the Mediterranean to the Baltic Sea and the Alps by Noricum in particular.
I - IV AD The Veneti occupied a vast territory: Central Europe (evidenced by Pliny [Pliny], Ptolemy [Ptolemy], Julius Caesar) to the northwest coast of the Baltic Sea, which was called by the Venetian contemporaries. To the east of the Danube, in this time period there was the tribe of Antes, who was related to the western Veneti according to the Goths historian Jordan. The Antes moved from the Southern Bug in mid-term review of the Dnepr [Dnieper].
V - VI century. Involved in the total movement of the Barbarians (Alans and Huns) and in union with the related Slavic tribes (Sclavens), they introduced into the Roman Empire. They subjugated Illyricum, Northern Italy and conquered Rome. These events are described in detail by Procopius and other Byzantine historians. The tribe of the Vandals, and vendi related to Antes and led by Slavic and Germanic chiefs, moved further west, past the military action across Spain and founded the kingdom of the Vandals in North Africa.
VII - IX c. The Slavs, called Veneti, Vendi or simply Veni by Germans and Finns, set up their own cities and principalities on the vast plains of Europe: alpine meadows along the Danube in the forests and steppes of the plain Eastern Europe. The alliance of state Karantanians [Carantanians], controls [Czechs], Moravians [Moravians] and Sorbs (in the middle of VII century) headed by the leader Samo was Slavic in nature and disintegrated under the onslaught of Germans. The Baltic Slavs headed by Varangian Rurik imposed their authority in Novgorod and Kiev Russia inhabited by Slovenians, Polens the Krivichi the Vyatichi and other related tribes.
X - XII c. The civilization of the Veneti also developed on the south coast of the Baltic inhabited by Pomors (Pomerans) [Pomeranians] Varii and Rugi. It became the great religious centers (Arkona, Rhetra) and commercial cities as flourishing Volin (Vinetta) Stargrad, Szczecin. The whole region became known as Vindland. The Pomorian [Pomeranian] Veneti had constant wars with the Germans and it won the victory over them and destroyed their Slavic towns.
Veneti are not modern Slavs but our ancient ancestors. And it is they whose genealogical line of rods Slavs in appearance metahistorical.
wn.com/Veneti Were The Slavs (The History Of The Slavs Has Been Manipulated) Slavic History Slavic Origin
The history of the Slavs, has been manipulated by non-Slavic!
The Slavs are an ancient people with their own religion, with its own culture, its own traditions and customs ...
The heart of the discussion of the Veneti (Enetoi, Venethi, Vendi) is whether they were Slavs.
after seeing the cards.
for after you?!
Studies of language have shown that it Veneti related Slavic languages.
Jordanes tells us, that Venethi, are like Sclavenes and Antes.
William L. Langer of Harvard University, says that: "The Slavs, were known to the Roman and Greek writers of the first and second centuries AD under the name Venedi, as inhabiting the region beyond the Vistula .... during the first centuries AD, the Slavs expanded in all directions, and by the sixth century, when they were known for the Gothic and Byzantine writers Sclaveni that, they apparently already been separated into three main divisions: ... "
"deepen research and see for yourself! "
SLAVIC FAMILY
Slavic brotherhood for life !
SLAVA !
Before 1200 BC, the data from the Trojan War, the Enetoi, mentioned by Homer [Homer] and later by Strabo [Strabo] and other ancient writers, lived in Troas [city / region near the former Troy] and Paphlagonia. They descend to Dardanus [Dardanelles or Hellespont], Ilus [Ilium or Troy] and Pilemen which manifested itself in connecting western regions of Asia Minor to Thrace and Illyria.
1200 - VII century BC After the fall of Troy and the Hittite Empire Enetoi led by Antenor first moved to Thrace and the northern coast of the Adriatic. Members of the tribe of fellow Enei (Aeneas) [Aeneas], the main hero of the "Aeneid" [Aeneid] by Vergilius [Virgil] and the legendary founder of Rome, have colonized the western part of the Apennine peninsula. The civilization of Ethruscs [Etruscans] also appeared in this field. At the same time there was a migration to Paphlagonian Enetoi Urartu, which included the Kingdom of Van.
VI - I centuries BC After the fall of the dynasty of the Ethruscan Tarquin [Etruscan] center moved to the area Ethruria [Etruria]. In this period the Adriatic Venice, described by many authors, including Herodotus [Herodotus] and Tacitus, witnessed a formation of the union of the cities with the business grows and culture. The Adriatic Veneti began to follow the Amber Route alongside many others. Road leading from the Mediterranean to the Baltic Sea and the Alps by Noricum in particular.
I - IV AD The Veneti occupied a vast territory: Central Europe (evidenced by Pliny [Pliny], Ptolemy [Ptolemy], Julius Caesar) to the northwest coast of the Baltic Sea, which was called by the Venetian contemporaries. To the east of the Danube, in this time period there was the tribe of Antes, who was related to the western Veneti according to the Goths historian Jordan. The Antes moved from the Southern Bug in mid-term review of the Dnepr [Dnieper].
V - VI century. Involved in the total movement of the Barbarians (Alans and Huns) and in union with the related Slavic tribes (Sclavens), they introduced into the Roman Empire. They subjugated Illyricum, Northern Italy and conquered Rome. These events are described in detail by Procopius and other Byzantine historians. The tribe of the Vandals, and vendi related to Antes and led by Slavic and Germanic chiefs, moved further west, past the military action across Spain and founded the kingdom of the Vandals in North Africa.
VII - IX c. The Slavs, called Veneti, Vendi or simply Veni by Germans and Finns, set up their own cities and principalities on the vast plains of Europe: alpine meadows along the Danube in the forests and steppes of the plain Eastern Europe. The alliance of state Karantanians [Carantanians], controls [Czechs], Moravians [Moravians] and Sorbs (in the middle of VII century) headed by the leader Samo was Slavic in nature and disintegrated under the onslaught of Germans. The Baltic Slavs headed by Varangian Rurik imposed their authority in Novgorod and Kiev Russia inhabited by Slovenians, Polens the Krivichi the Vyatichi and other related tribes.
X - XII c. The civilization of the Veneti also developed on the south coast of the Baltic inhabited by Pomors (Pomerans) [Pomeranians] Varii and Rugi. It became the great religious centers (Arkona, Rhetra) and commercial cities as flourishing Volin (Vinetta) Stargrad, Szczecin. The whole region became known as Vindland. The Pomorian [Pomeranian] Veneti had constant wars with the Germans and it won the victory over them and destroyed their Slavic towns.
Veneti are not modern Slavs but our ancient ancestors. And it is they whose genealogical line of rods Slavs in appearance metahistorical.
- published: 04 Aug 2012
- views: 47305
Caorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic Sea
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 31 Dec 2014
- views: 358
Music info:
Disfigure - Hollah! [NCS Release]
NoCopyrightSounds
youtube.com/watch?v=m0ZXoiIZ40U
NCS
Twitter http://twitter.com/NCSounds
Google+ http://google.co...
Music info:
Disfigure - Hollah! [NCS Release]
NoCopyrightSounds
youtube.com/watch?v=m0ZXoiIZ40U
NCS
Twitter http://twitter.com/NCSounds
Google+ http://google.com/+nocopyrightsounds
Follow Disfigure:
www.youtube.com/user/DisfigureMusic
https://soundcloud.com/disfigureofficial
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Music info:
Disfigure - Hollah! [NCS Release]
NoCopyrightSounds
youtube.com/watch?v=m0ZXoiIZ40U
NCS
Twitter http://twitter.com/NCSounds
Google+ http://google.com/+nocopyrightsounds
Follow Disfigure:
www.youtube.com/user/DisfigureMusic
https://soundcloud.com/disfigureofficial
- published: 31 Dec 2014
- views: 358
Marostica,medieval town.wmv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 24 Jan 2011
- views: 855
Marostica is a town and comune in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is mostly famous for its living chess event and for the local cherry varie...
Marostica is a town and comune in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is mostly famous for its living chess event and for the local cherry variety.The name of the city can be traced back to the Venetic (Adriatic Veneti) language and recalls the hills (mar/maros) and the several streams of water (rost) coming down from the adjacent mountains and the verb "to have" in Venetic language (ga). Hence the name means "that has mountains and hills". Several Venetic findings have been discovered, dating back to the first millennium B.C. When the Adriatic Veneti federated with the Romans, they slowly abandoned their alphabet (Venetic) to use the Latin one.The spoken language evolved and merged with the Gallo-Iberian branch of Romance languages to form the modern-day Venetian Language (of which there are a number of branches, including Padovano, Veneziano, Veronese, Feltrino, and so on). The spoken language remained Venetian which is forbidden and discriminated since the Italian invasion of Venetian lands in 1867. The Venetian Language is widely used throughout the region.Between the 11th and 13th centuries, the locality was greatly influenced by several members of the important medieval family from the Veneto, known as the Ezzelini it:Ezzelini. They were finally defeated in 1260. Marostega was a Venetian city until the Italian invasion which caused a diaspora and cultural ethnocide of the population of the area, who was forced to look for fortune in Brasil and many other places in the world.Marostega is famous all over the world for the human chess game it carries out every other year, with personages living in the city public square. Starting in the second week of September, it is a theatrical play dating back to in 1923and officially registered after second world war by comedy player Vucetich.Every even year, in September, a game of chess using live pieces is played. After the First World War, members of the local chess club began playing chess in the main square and decided to play a game of chess using people as the gamepieces. After the Second World War, the comedy writer Vucetich Mirko authored a play in which "Two noblemen, Renaldo D'Anganaro and Vieri da Vallanora, fell in love with the beautiful Lionora, daughter of the local lord, Taddeo Parisio. As was the custom at that time, they challenged each other to a duel to win the hand of Lionora. The Lord of Marostega, not wanting to make an enemy of either suitor or lose them in a duel, forbade the encounter. Instead he decreed that the two rivals would play a chess game, and the winner would have the hand of Lionora. The loser of the chess game would also join the family, through marrying her younger sister, Oldrada. During the play the game takes place on the square in front of the Lower Castle with supporters carrying the noble ensigns of Whites and Blacks, in the presence of the Lord, his noble daughter, the Lords of Angarano and Vallonara, the court and the entire town population. The Lord also decides the challenge would be honoured by an exhibition of armed men, foot-soldiers and knights, with fireworks and dances and music". Needless to say, this literary account has nothing to do with factual history and the chess square in the city was built after the Second World War and after the writing of Vucetich's play. This fictional story is now re-enacted in the main square of Marostega every second Friday, Saturday and Sunday of September of "even" years. The orders are still given to the cast today in the local Language (Venetian) of the "Most Serene Republic of Venice".
Marostica (Maròstega in veneto) è un comune di 12.845 abitanti della provincia di Vicenza, sorge ai piedi dell'Altopiano di Asiago.È nota in tutto il mondo per la partita a scacchi che si svolge ogni due anni (anni pari) con personaggi viventi nella piazza cittadina, nel secondo fine settimana di settembre: è una tradizione avviata nel 1923 e che si vuole ispirata ad un evento del 1454, sebbene non vi siano prove storiche. Per questa storica manifestazione la cittadina vicentina viene anche soprannominata "la città degli scacchi".Marostica, adagiata sulla fascia pedemontana che, amena e verdeggiante si estende dall'Astico al Brenta, ha sempre suscitato un irresistibile fascino per le bellezze naturali di cui è ricca e per un passato storico originale e glorioso.Le sue colline assolate, ove tuttora si coltivano il ciliegio, la vite e l'olivo, e l'immediata pianura sottostante favorirono l'insediamento di nuclei umani fin dai più remoti tempi della preistoria.Marostica è famosa in tutto il mondo per uno spettacolo folcloristico di ambientazione storica in costume che si svolge il secondo fine settimana di settembre degli anni pari, la "Partita a scacchi a personaggi viventi" che si ispira ad una vicenda ambientata nel 1454.
wn.com/Marostica,Medieval Town.Wmv
Marostica is a town and comune in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is mostly famous for its living chess event and for the local cherry variety.The name of the city can be traced back to the Venetic (Adriatic Veneti) language and recalls the hills (mar/maros) and the several streams of water (rost) coming down from the adjacent mountains and the verb "to have" in Venetic language (ga). Hence the name means "that has mountains and hills". Several Venetic findings have been discovered, dating back to the first millennium B.C. When the Adriatic Veneti federated with the Romans, they slowly abandoned their alphabet (Venetic) to use the Latin one.The spoken language evolved and merged with the Gallo-Iberian branch of Romance languages to form the modern-day Venetian Language (of which there are a number of branches, including Padovano, Veneziano, Veronese, Feltrino, and so on). The spoken language remained Venetian which is forbidden and discriminated since the Italian invasion of Venetian lands in 1867. The Venetian Language is widely used throughout the region.Between the 11th and 13th centuries, the locality was greatly influenced by several members of the important medieval family from the Veneto, known as the Ezzelini it:Ezzelini. They were finally defeated in 1260. Marostega was a Venetian city until the Italian invasion which caused a diaspora and cultural ethnocide of the population of the area, who was forced to look for fortune in Brasil and many other places in the world.Marostega is famous all over the world for the human chess game it carries out every other year, with personages living in the city public square. Starting in the second week of September, it is a theatrical play dating back to in 1923and officially registered after second world war by comedy player Vucetich.Every even year, in September, a game of chess using live pieces is played. After the First World War, members of the local chess club began playing chess in the main square and decided to play a game of chess using people as the gamepieces. After the Second World War, the comedy writer Vucetich Mirko authored a play in which "Two noblemen, Renaldo D'Anganaro and Vieri da Vallanora, fell in love with the beautiful Lionora, daughter of the local lord, Taddeo Parisio. As was the custom at that time, they challenged each other to a duel to win the hand of Lionora. The Lord of Marostega, not wanting to make an enemy of either suitor or lose them in a duel, forbade the encounter. Instead he decreed that the two rivals would play a chess game, and the winner would have the hand of Lionora. The loser of the chess game would also join the family, through marrying her younger sister, Oldrada. During the play the game takes place on the square in front of the Lower Castle with supporters carrying the noble ensigns of Whites and Blacks, in the presence of the Lord, his noble daughter, the Lords of Angarano and Vallonara, the court and the entire town population. The Lord also decides the challenge would be honoured by an exhibition of armed men, foot-soldiers and knights, with fireworks and dances and music". Needless to say, this literary account has nothing to do with factual history and the chess square in the city was built after the Second World War and after the writing of Vucetich's play. This fictional story is now re-enacted in the main square of Marostega every second Friday, Saturday and Sunday of September of "even" years. The orders are still given to the cast today in the local Language (Venetian) of the "Most Serene Republic of Venice".
Marostica (Maròstega in veneto) è un comune di 12.845 abitanti della provincia di Vicenza, sorge ai piedi dell'Altopiano di Asiago.È nota in tutto il mondo per la partita a scacchi che si svolge ogni due anni (anni pari) con personaggi viventi nella piazza cittadina, nel secondo fine settimana di settembre: è una tradizione avviata nel 1923 e che si vuole ispirata ad un evento del 1454, sebbene non vi siano prove storiche. Per questa storica manifestazione la cittadina vicentina viene anche soprannominata "la città degli scacchi".Marostica, adagiata sulla fascia pedemontana che, amena e verdeggiante si estende dall'Astico al Brenta, ha sempre suscitato un irresistibile fascino per le bellezze naturali di cui è ricca e per un passato storico originale e glorioso.Le sue colline assolate, ove tuttora si coltivano il ciliegio, la vite e l'olivo, e l'immediata pianura sottostante favorirono l'insediamento di nuclei umani fin dai più remoti tempi della preistoria.Marostica è famosa in tutto il mondo per uno spettacolo folcloristico di ambientazione storica in costume che si svolge il secondo fine settimana di settembre degli anni pari, la "Partita a scacchi a personaggi viventi" che si ispira ad una vicenda ambientata nel 1454.
- published: 24 Jan 2011
- views: 855
Sailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, Italy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:31
- Updated: 23 Oct 2012
- views: 734
Eastern Veneto is rich in rivers, lagoons and washed by the Adriatic Sea, with over 100 kilometres of coastline. Following the course of the river Lemene, durin...
Eastern Veneto is rich in rivers, lagoons and washed by the Adriatic Sea, with over 100 kilometres of coastline. Following the course of the river Lemene, during the spring and summer months, you can meet small boats, dinghies and pleasure boats sailing up the river to the beaches of Caorle.It is here; in fact that sailing has succeeded in developing predominantly.Between Caorle and Porta Santa Margherita you can find docks able to accommodate over 400 motor and sailing boats, shipyards with some of the best professionals on the market, an excellent sailing school for children and adults, in the heart of the city, the beach of the Madonnina.
wn.com/Sailing In North Adriatic Sea Caorle Venice, Italy
Eastern Veneto is rich in rivers, lagoons and washed by the Adriatic Sea, with over 100 kilometres of coastline. Following the course of the river Lemene, during the spring and summer months, you can meet small boats, dinghies and pleasure boats sailing up the river to the beaches of Caorle.It is here; in fact that sailing has succeeded in developing predominantly.Between Caorle and Porta Santa Margherita you can find docks able to accommodate over 400 motor and sailing boats, shipyards with some of the best professionals on the market, an excellent sailing school for children and adults, in the heart of the city, the beach of the Madonnina.
- published: 23 Oct 2012
- views: 734
Veneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the Alps
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:46
- Updated: 28 Nov 2013
- views: 458
One of my most beautiful routes down to Italy from the north runs down through the Dolomites to the Adriatic see and Venice. The Veneto thrills with many contra...
One of my most beautiful routes down to Italy from the north runs down through the Dolomites to the Adriatic see and Venice. The Veneto thrills with many contrasting elements of nature and human civilization. Enjoy this short clip edited from material shot in the Veneto in 2012.
Music by Dieter Roth www.rothrecording.de
http://footage.framepool.com/en/collection/lobmayr/
wn.com/Veneto Italy's Treasury At The Foot Of The Alps
One of my most beautiful routes down to Italy from the north runs down through the Dolomites to the Adriatic see and Venice. The Veneto thrills with many contrasting elements of nature and human civilization. Enjoy this short clip edited from material shot in the Veneto in 2012.
Music by Dieter Roth www.rothrecording.de
http://footage.framepool.com/en/collection/lobmayr/
- published: 28 Nov 2013
- views: 458
Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:26
- Updated: 25 Jul 2010
- views: 591
Temporale in lontananza sul Veneto Orientale,nelle localita' di San dona' di Piave,Jesolo,Lignano, fascia costiera alto Adriatico
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Temporale in lontananza sul Veneto Orientale,nelle localita' di San dona' di Piave,Jesolo,Lignano, fascia costiera alto Adriatico
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Thunder in the distance on the eastern Veneto, in the locality 'of San Dona' di Piave, Jesolo, Lignano, coastal northern Adriatic
wn.com/Veneto Orientale Fulmini Saette 25 07 2010
Temporale in lontananza sul Veneto Orientale,nelle localita' di San dona' di Piave,Jesolo,Lignano, fascia costiera alto Adriatico
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Thunder in the distance on the eastern Veneto, in the locality 'of San Dona' di Piave, Jesolo, Lignano, coastal northern Adriatic
- published: 25 Jul 2010
- views: 591
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGION
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 28
EcoSea
http://www.ecosea.eu
The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the easter...
EcoSea
http://www.ecosea.eu
The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely national application of such policies and the contemporary sharing of common natural resources with non-EU countries did not allow to achieve the EU goals of environment protection. The project intends to provide long-lasting responses to such problems, promoting the improvement of the sea and coastal ecosystems by proposing models for a coordinated fishery management pairing with direct actions for improving fisheries sustainability and strengthening the marine biodiversity. The project will trigger a virtuous process of sustainable development and competitiveness of the coastal communities depending from fishery, in a common cross-border framework of economic, social and territorial cohesion along the Adriatic sea. The partnership proposing ECO.SEA comes from those Adriatic countries (Italy, Croatia, Albania) in which fishery is most relevant, consequently with a higher potential of mitigating fishery effects. Partners are institutionally and technically competent in their countries for the implementation of project.
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Credits
Produced by: Puglia Region - Department for Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Hunting and Fishing Section
Executive Production: dnext srl
Directed and edited by: Pierdomenico Mongelli
Soundtrack: Giorgio Spada
©2016
Regione Puglia - dnext srl
wn.com/Ecosea Documentary Teaser Veneto Region
EcoSea
http://www.ecosea.eu
The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely national application of such policies and the contemporary sharing of common natural resources with non-EU countries did not allow to achieve the EU goals of environment protection. The project intends to provide long-lasting responses to such problems, promoting the improvement of the sea and coastal ecosystems by proposing models for a coordinated fishery management pairing with direct actions for improving fisheries sustainability and strengthening the marine biodiversity. The project will trigger a virtuous process of sustainable development and competitiveness of the coastal communities depending from fishery, in a common cross-border framework of economic, social and territorial cohesion along the Adriatic sea. The partnership proposing ECO.SEA comes from those Adriatic countries (Italy, Croatia, Albania) in which fishery is most relevant, consequently with a higher potential of mitigating fishery effects. Partners are institutionally and technically competent in their countries for the implementation of project.
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Credits
Produced by: Puglia Region - Department for Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Hunting and Fishing Section
Executive Production: dnext srl
Directed and edited by: Pierdomenico Mongelli
Soundtrack: Giorgio Spada
©2016
Regione Puglia - dnext srl
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 28
Nicola Panarello, Regione Veneto
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 207
Public Conference: “Adristorical Lands: the sustainable tourism in the Adriatic area considering the Adriatic-Ionian Macro-region and the EU Programme 2020”
Public Conference: “Adristorical Lands: the sustainable tourism in the Adriatic area considering the Adriatic-Ionian Macro-region and the EU Programme 2020”
wn.com/Nicola Panarello, Regione Veneto
Indigo Nail Polish Adriatic
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 27 Oct 2014
- views: 63
Puoi trovare questi prodotti qui:
http://www.indigo-nails-lab-veneto.it/prodotto/nail-polish-adriatic/
oppure : http://www.indigo-nails.com/
Puoi trovare questi prodotti qui:
http://www.indigo-nails-lab-veneto.it/prodotto/nail-polish-adriatic/
oppure : http://www.indigo-nails.com/
wn.com/Indigo Nail Polish Adriatic
Puoi trovare questi prodotti qui:
http://www.indigo-nails-lab-veneto.it/prodotto/nail-polish-adriatic/
oppure : http://www.indigo-nails.com/
- published: 27 Oct 2014
- views: 63
Trivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-Adriatic
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 26
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 26
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How to Pronounce Adriatic
This video shows you how to pronounce Adriatic -
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BJ Papa 2007 Interview @ Trieste NB
A late interview with the late BJ Papa. A local legend, a staple of North Beach, a talented musician, and an incredibly pleasant man. -
NO to discrimination
This video has been created by Italian Union of Koper - Capodistria (Slovenia), within the scope of the european project SIMPLE, financed by the the IPA Adriatic Cross-border Cooperation Programme 2007-2013. The video is an integral part of the Campaign of sensibilization against discrimination and intolerance in the Adriatic countries, created and managed by Italian Union. For more information visit the website www.simpleproject.eu or www.unione-italiana.hr Disclaimer: This video has been produced with the financial assistance of the IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme. The contents of this product are the sole responsibility of Italian Union of Koper-Capodistria and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the IPA Adriatic Cross-Border C... -
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - ALBANIA
EcoSea http://www.ecosea.eu The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely nati... -
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Alessandra Natali Queiroz - Venezia Episodio 2
Situated in a lagoon in northeastern Italy, and criss-crossed by more than 200 canals and 400 bridges, Venice serves as capital of Veneto —one of Italys wealthiest regions. The historic center of Venice, spreading out from the beautiful Basilica di San Marco, is built on a group of islets separated from the Adriatic Sea by a barrier of islands and peninsulas. -
Dory Bike Riccione Tour to Venice 2016
Venice by bike, trhee stages cycling along the Adriatic Coast with Dorybike towards Venice, always with our guides and minibus! Bartolo and Cesare are checking the itinerary!
Rick Steves on CBS's "60 Minutes"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:25
- Updated: 17 Dec 2010
- views: 232835
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 14 Jul 2014
- views: 475
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
CITY 1.0 has been installed in the interantional villages offering to the athletes fresh...
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
CITY 1.0 has been installed in the interantional villages offering to the athletes fresh still and sparkling water
wn.com/Blupura Sponsor Of The Adriatic And Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
How to Pronounce Adriatic
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:17
- Updated: 23 Feb 2015
- views: 13
This video shows you how to pronounce Adriatic
This video shows you how to pronounce Adriatic
wn.com/How To Pronounce Adriatic
Petar Botteri - Interview TV Dalmacija 1. dio
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:53
- Updated: 17 Jan 2010
- views: 579
BJ Papa 2007 Interview @ Trieste NB
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:58
- Updated: 02 Nov 2008
- views: 603
A late interview with the late BJ Papa. A local legend, a staple of North Beach, a talented musician, and an incredibly pleasant man.
A late interview with the late BJ Papa. A local legend, a staple of North Beach, a talented musician, and an incredibly pleasant man.
wn.com/Bj Papa 2007 Interview Trieste Nb
A late interview with the late BJ Papa. A local legend, a staple of North Beach, a talented musician, and an incredibly pleasant man.
- published: 02 Nov 2008
- views: 603
NO to discrimination
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 18 Dec 2013
- views: 134
This video has been created by Italian Union of Koper - Capodistria (Slovenia), within the scope of the european project SIMPLE, financed by the the IPA Adriati...
This video has been created by Italian Union of Koper - Capodistria (Slovenia), within the scope of the european project SIMPLE, financed by the the IPA Adriatic Cross-border Cooperation Programme 2007-2013.
The video is an integral part of the Campaign of sensibilization against discrimination and intolerance in the Adriatic countries, created and managed by Italian Union.
For more information visit the website www.simpleproject.eu or www.unione-italiana.hr
Disclaimer:
This video has been produced with the financial assistance of the IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme. The contents of this product are the sole responsibility of Italian Union of Koper-Capodistria and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Authorities.
wn.com/No To Discrimination
This video has been created by Italian Union of Koper - Capodistria (Slovenia), within the scope of the european project SIMPLE, financed by the the IPA Adriatic Cross-border Cooperation Programme 2007-2013.
The video is an integral part of the Campaign of sensibilization against discrimination and intolerance in the Adriatic countries, created and managed by Italian Union.
For more information visit the website www.simpleproject.eu or www.unione-italiana.hr
Disclaimer:
This video has been produced with the financial assistance of the IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme. The contents of this product are the sole responsibility of Italian Union of Koper-Capodistria and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the IPA Adriatic Cross-Border Cooperation Programme Authorities.
- published: 18 Dec 2013
- views: 134
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - ALBANIA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 26 Apr 2016
- views: 45
EcoSea
http://www.ecosea.eu
The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the easter...
EcoSea
http://www.ecosea.eu
The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely national application of such policies and the contemporary sharing of common natural resources with non-EU countries did not allow to achieve the EU goals of environment protection. The project intends to provide long-lasting responses to such problems, promoting the improvement of the sea and coastal ecosystems by proposing models for a coordinated fishery management pairing with direct actions for improving fisheries sustainability and strengthening the marine biodiversity. The project will trigger a virtuous process of sustainable development and competitiveness of the coastal communities depending from fishery, in a common cross-border framework of economic, social and territorial cohesion along the Adriatic sea. The partnership proposing ECO.SEA comes from those Adriatic countries (Italy, Croatia, Albania) in which fishery is most relevant, consequently with a higher potential of mitigating fishery effects. Partners are institutionally and technically competent in their countries for the implementation of project.
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Credits
Produced by: Puglia Region - Department for Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Hunting and Fishing Section
Executive Production: dnext srl
Directed and edited by: Pierdomenico Mongelli
Soundtrack: Giorgio Spada
©2016
Regione Puglia - dnext srl
wn.com/Ecosea Documentary Teaser Albania
EcoSea
http://www.ecosea.eu
The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represents the environmental, social and cultural element bridging the eastern and western shores of the area. Nowadays, the richness of natural resources characterizing the Adriatic sea is endangered by man-made factors that are threatening the vitality of the ecosystems. Fishing and aquaculture activities are recognized among those mostly impacting on the sea ecosystems. Indiscriminate fishing and income-driven aquaculture led in recent times to a progressive reduction of marine stocks and destruction of natural habitats, causing also economic and social negative effects on coastal communities and other economic sectors (especially tourism). EU fishery policy addresses these issues, however the solely national application of such policies and the contemporary sharing of common natural resources with non-EU countries did not allow to achieve the EU goals of environment protection. The project intends to provide long-lasting responses to such problems, promoting the improvement of the sea and coastal ecosystems by proposing models for a coordinated fishery management pairing with direct actions for improving fisheries sustainability and strengthening the marine biodiversity. The project will trigger a virtuous process of sustainable development and competitiveness of the coastal communities depending from fishery, in a common cross-border framework of economic, social and territorial cohesion along the Adriatic sea. The partnership proposing ECO.SEA comes from those Adriatic countries (Italy, Croatia, Albania) in which fishery is most relevant, consequently with a higher potential of mitigating fishery effects. Partners are institutionally and technically competent in their countries for the implementation of project.
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Credits
Produced by: Puglia Region - Department for Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment - Hunting and Fishing Section
Executive Production: dnext srl
Directed and edited by: Pierdomenico Mongelli
Soundtrack: Giorgio Spada
©2016
Regione Puglia - dnext srl
- published: 26 Apr 2016
- views: 45
20-06-14 PORNOSTAR UCCISA RITROVATO IL CORPO IMMAGINI REGIONI VENETO 01_20
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 20 Jun 2014
- views: 103
Alessandra Natali Queiroz - Venezia Episodio 2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:27
- Updated: 13 Feb 2010
- views: 103
Situated in a lagoon in northeastern Italy, and criss-crossed by more than 200 canals and 400 bridges, Venice serves as capital of Veneto —one of Italys wealthi...
Situated in a lagoon in northeastern Italy, and criss-crossed by more than 200 canals and 400 bridges, Venice serves as capital of Veneto —one of Italys wealthiest regions. The historic center of Venice, spreading out from the beautiful Basilica di San Marco, is built on a group of islets separated from the Adriatic Sea by a barrier of islands and peninsulas.
wn.com/Alessandra Natali Queiroz Venezia Episodio 2
Situated in a lagoon in northeastern Italy, and criss-crossed by more than 200 canals and 400 bridges, Venice serves as capital of Veneto —one of Italys wealthiest regions. The historic center of Venice, spreading out from the beautiful Basilica di San Marco, is built on a group of islets separated from the Adriatic Sea by a barrier of islands and peninsulas.
- published: 13 Feb 2010
- views: 103
Dory Bike Riccione Tour to Venice 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:44
- Updated: 03 Nov 2015
- views: 155
Venice by bike, trhee stages cycling along the Adriatic Coast with Dorybike towards Venice, always with our guides and minibus! Bartolo and Cesare are checking ...
Venice by bike, trhee stages cycling along the Adriatic Coast with Dorybike towards Venice, always with our guides and minibus! Bartolo and Cesare are checking the itinerary!
wn.com/Dory Bike Riccione Tour To Venice 2016
Venice by bike, trhee stages cycling along the Adriatic Coast with Dorybike towards Venice, always with our guides and minibus! Bartolo and Cesare are checking the itinerary!
- published: 03 Nov 2015
- views: 155
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Veneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic origin
The history of the Slavs, has been manipulated by non-Slavic!
The Slavs are an ancient pe...
published: 04 Aug 2012
Veneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic origin
Veneti were the Slavs (The history of the Slavs has been manipulated) Slavic history/Slavic origin
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2:23
Caorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic Sea
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Disfigure - Hollah! [NCS Release]
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published: 31 Dec 2014
Caorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic Sea
Caorle (Càorle) - Veneto, Italy, Adriatic Sea
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2:16
Marostica,medieval town.wmv
Marostica is a town and comune in the province of Vicenza, Veneto, northern Italy. It is m...
published: 24 Jan 2011
Marostica,medieval town.wmv
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3:31
Sailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, Italy
Eastern Veneto is rich in rivers, lagoons and washed by the Adriatic Sea, with over 100 ki...
published: 23 Oct 2012
Sailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, Italy
Sailing in North Adriatic Sea - Caorle -Venice, Italy
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7:46
Veneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the Alps
One of my most beautiful routes down to Italy from the north runs down through the Dolomit...
published: 28 Nov 2013
Veneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the Alps
Veneto - Italy's Treasury at the foot of the Alps
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6:26
Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010
Temporale in lontananza sul Veneto Orientale,nelle localita' di San dona' di Piave,...
published: 25 Jul 2010
Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010
Veneto Orientale Fulmini & Saette 25/07/2010
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1:21
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGION
EcoSea
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The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represe...
published: 12 Apr 2016
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGION
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - VENETO REGION
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2:23
Nicola Panarello, Regione Veneto
Public Conference: “Adristorical Lands: the sustainable tourism in the Adriatic area consi...
published: 10 Nov 2014
Nicola Panarello, Regione Veneto
Nicola Panarello, Regione Veneto
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0:31
Indigo Nail Polish Adriatic
Puoi trovare questi prodotti qui:
http://www.indigo-nails-lab-veneto.it/prodotto/nail-poli...
published: 27 Oct 2014
Indigo Nail Polish Adriatic
Indigo Nail Polish Adriatic
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2:49
Trivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-Adriatic
published: 12 Apr 2016
Trivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-Adriatic
Trivelle: Ciambetti incontra l'organizzazione One-Adriatic
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Rick Steves on CBS's "60 Minutes"
May 25, 2005. CBS followed Rick while he researched his guidebook series.
published: 17 Dec 2010
Rick Steves on CBS's "60 Minutes"
Rick Steves on CBS's "60 Minutes"
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1:47
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
CITY 1.0 has been ...
published: 14 Jul 2014
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macroregion Youth Games 2014
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How to Pronounce Adriatic
This video shows you how to pronounce Adriatic
published: 23 Feb 2015
How to Pronounce Adriatic
How to Pronounce Adriatic
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6:53
Petar Botteri - Interview TV Dalmacija 1. dio
Interview Petra Botteria na TV dalmaciji 10.12.2009 1. dio
published: 17 Jan 2010
Petar Botteri - Interview TV Dalmacija 1. dio
Petar Botteri - Interview TV Dalmacija 1. dio
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8:58
BJ Papa 2007 Interview @ Trieste NB
A late interview with the late BJ Papa. A local legend, a staple of North Beach, a talent...
published: 02 Nov 2008
BJ Papa 2007 Interview @ Trieste NB
BJ Papa 2007 Interview @ Trieste NB
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- published: 02 Nov 2008
- views: 603
0:21
NO to discrimination
This video has been created by Italian Union of Koper - Capodistria (Slovenia), within the...
published: 18 Dec 2013
NO to discrimination
NO to discrimination
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1:21
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - ALBANIA
EcoSea
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The sea as a bridge between shores.The Adriatic sea represe...
published: 26 Apr 2016
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - ALBANIA
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - ALBANIA
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1:21
20-06-14 PORNOSTAR UCCISA RITROVATO IL CORPO IMMAGINI REGIONI VENETO 01_20
a cura di Alexander Jakhnagiev
VISTA Agenzia Televisiva Parlamentare
published: 20 Jun 2014
20-06-14 PORNOSTAR UCCISA RITROVATO IL CORPO IMMAGINI REGIONI VENETO 01_20
20-06-14 PORNOSTAR UCCISA RITROVATO IL CORPO IMMAGINI REGIONI VENETO 01_20
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7:27
Alessandra Natali Queiroz - Venezia Episodio 2
Situated in a lagoon in northeastern Italy, and criss-crossed by more than 200 canals and ...
published: 13 Feb 2010
Alessandra Natali Queiroz - Venezia Episodio 2
Alessandra Natali Queiroz - Venezia Episodio 2
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2:44
Dory Bike Riccione Tour to Venice 2016
Venice by bike, trhee stages cycling along the Adriatic Coast with Dorybike towards Venice...
published: 03 Nov 2015
Dory Bike Riccione Tour to Venice 2016
Dory Bike Riccione Tour to Venice 2016
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Rick Steves on CBS's "60 Minutes"...
BLUPURA sponsor of the Adriatic and Ionian Macrore...
How to Pronounce Adriatic...
Petar Botteri - Interview TV Dalmacija 1. dio...
BJ Papa 2007 Interview @ Trieste NB...
NO to discrimination...
EcoSea Documentary Teaser - ALBANIA...
20-06-14 PORNOSTAR UCCISA RITROVATO IL CORPO IMMAG...
Alessandra Natali Queiroz - Venezia Episodio 2...
