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Italy's children back fascist burning of gypsy camps

telegraph.co.uk — Italian primary school children have submitted produced shocking art work which celebrate gypsy-camp burning. One crayon drawing showed burning buildings with a mob outside shouting “Fight, fight!” and “Get out of here, Roma!”

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  • lnf69, on 05/30/2008, -0/+1Ive been living in Italy for more than 20 years now. The country has changed in the past 3/4 years. Before that time it was hard for me to imagine how fascism ever got to power. Now I'm starting to wonder how long until it comes back.
    Every day provides more xenophobic reasons for all the problems in Italy.
    I still love this place, but......
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