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The tragedy The tragedy of Marcinelle on August 8, 1956 is one of the most serious accidents on the work of European history
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The tragedy The tragedy of Marcinelle on August 8, 1956 is one of the most serious accidents on the work of European history. The Commission, at the initiative of the European Parliament and the Member States, decided to propose on 8 August as a European Day in memory of the victims of accidents at work. They have gained deep symbolic value throughout Europe, connoting the process of Community integration.
Furthermore, The victims of Marcinelle are part of the collective identity of our country. But it is also the symbol of the extraordinary contribution that tens of millions of Italians have given to the well-being of entire Nations and continents, always maintaining a deep bond with the motherland. This year the ceremony commemorating the disaster has a special importance, dealing with the 70th anniversary of the tragedy.
In addition, After a musical intermezzo, from the stage, the official interventions of the preemptive institutions began. The Bois du Cazier mine, owned by the state, took fire and only 13 were saved. In 262, of twelve different nationalities, they died.
Moreover, On August 8, 1956, exactly seventy years ago, in the coal mine of Bois du Cazier (just outside the Belgian town of Marcinelle), a fire occurred that caused a massacre.
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The tragedy The tragedy of Marcinelle on August 8, 1956 is one of the most serious accidents on the work of European history.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Commission, at the initiative of the European Parliament and the Member States, decided to propose on 8 August as a European Day in memory of the victims of accidents at work.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesThey have gained deep symbolic value throughout Europe, connoting the process of Community integration.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe victims of Marcinelle are part of the collective identity of our country.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut it is also the symbol of the extraordinary contribution that tens of millions of Italians have given to the well-being of entire Nations and continents, always maintaining a deep bond with the motherland.
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This year the ceremony commemorating the disaster has a special importance, dealing with the 70th anniversary of the tragedy.
according to ANSA - Ultima OraAfter a musical intermezzo, from the stage, the official interventions of the preemptive institutions began.
according to ANSA - Ultima OraThe Bois du Cazier mine, owned by the state, took fire and only 13 were saved.
according to Il Sole 24 OreIn 262, of twelve different nationalities, they died.
according to Il Sole 24 OreOn August 8, 1956, exactly seventy years ago, in the coal mine of Bois du Cazier (just outside the Belgian town of Marcinelle), a fire occurred that caused a massacre.
according to Il TempoThere were two trials, which led in 1964 to the conviction of an engineer (at 6 months with parole).
according to Il Tempo
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The tragedy The tragedy of Marcinelle on August 8, 1956 is one of the most serious accidents on the work of European history.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterPublic / Agencies«To the families of the two hundred and sixty-two victims, of which one hundred and thirty-six Italians, who died at the Bois du Cazier on August 8, 1956, in..
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byCenterRight sideThey have gained deep symbolic value throughout Europe, connoting the process of Community integration.
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byCenterRight sideThe victims of Marcinelle are part of the collective identity of our country.
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byCenterRight sideBut it is also the symbol of the extraordinary contribution that tens of millions of Italians have given to the well-being of entire Nations and..
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