HIspanics discovered America not Italians.CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS - Florida Museum of Natural History www.flmnh.ufl.edu/caribarch/columbus.htm Christopher Columbus is credited with the first successful round-trip transatlantic voyage, but even his priority has been questioned.
These are the real flags of discovery. The Italian flag of today did not become official until the creation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861.I believe Clio the muse of history would concur since she hovers above anything superficial. Christopher Columbus' Flags, 1492 (Spain) www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/es_colum.html Christopher Columbus' Fleet Ensign, 1492. Captain's Ensign of Columbus' Ships (not Columbus' personal flag) image by António Martins, 1998. Pennant of the ...
I have a friend there named Alfredo Scardone active in stimulating interest in Pompeii. You can contact him on Facebook. He is extremely knowledgeable on the subject of Campania
Quella che suonano è la Marcia del Principe Eugenio, è una marcia militare solitamente suonata dall'esercito durante le rassegne di Generali e capi di stato maggiore
The Marcia Principe Eugenio is in reality the Prinz Eugen Marsch, a military march of Italys archenemy, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and its Imperial and Royal Army.
László Juhász Prince Eugen was a Savoy, the ruling dinasty of Italy till 1946. It is still played by Italian military bands to recall the Siege of Turin in 1706, where the Piedmontese and Austrian armies overtook the French one. The commander of Austrians was Prince Eugen, o principe Eugenio as he should be called, cousin of the Duke of Savoy, Amedeo II. This is the explanation of why this march is still played by Italians. You are welcome.
Avada Kedavra My problem is, that this march is the traditional march of the Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Army ( the third largest army in the world before 1918 without colonial troops ), this is not an italian march. And the people in NY thinks, what a beautiful italian march! The italians sould say every occasions, as they play this march, that is not an italian march, they play this only for respect to Prinz Eugen. The copyright is for me austrian and hungarian cultural property :) Many people in the worl think, this is the best italian military march ever, this is sad.
László Juhász I like italians, and I respect Italy's beautiful great cultur, I am hungarian, and Hungary is forever grateful for Prinz Eugen, for the the liberation from turkish occupation. ( From 1541 to the 1690's the one third of the territory of Hungary was under turkish occupation.)
Thanks buddy, your words are really appreciated, and well considered, a glorious country like yours deserve and has all my humble respect. I hope my comment was clear enough to explain why we still play that march and the positive meaning it still has for us. See you.
Io non riesco a vedere gente triste. La verità è che loro stanno in America e ne sono fieri. Noi invece stiamo in un paese tristanzuolo e meschino e non ne siamo fieri.
Unfortunately the people who organized this parade have never researched the subject matter and if they did they will find out that the discovery was Hispanic not an Italian achievement. I think this is doing a disservice to the Italian-American community by providing misinformation and creating a false sense of pride.CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS www.flmnh.ufl.edu/caribarch/columbus.htm Christopher Columbus is credited with the first successful round-trip transatlantic voyage, but even his priority has been questioned.
With Hispanics he became Cristobal Colon and is son Diego by a Portuiguese wife became enobled with the title of The Duke of the TrueWaters (Duque de Veragua) still used by the descendants of Columbus who still live in Spain as part of Hispanic high Aristocracy. Italians of Columbus's age did not identify as Italians but with the city-state they were born to since an Italian political system did not emerge until the creation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861. Columbus' identity was Genoese where he was born in 1450 and to which he never returned after 1476.Tomb of Christopher Columbus, Seville Cathedral | Photo www.travelblog.org/Photos/9161543 Europe » Spain » Andalusia » Seville » Blogs » Cathedral and Alcazar » Tomb of Christopher Columbus, Seville Cathedral . Advertisement « previous ...
John Marin awwwww poor boy the world is so unjust, not even a spanish flag.. or a genoese flag... nothing. Only those damn Italians with their false stolen pride.
@@jomarin1000 dude you don’t know nothing about Italian history, the Italian feeling was already diffused in the 1200, people from Italian communes and kingdoms living outside of the peninsula always referred to themselves as Italians
Bravi, bravi, bravi. Orgoglioso di essere ITALIANO. Viva l'ITALIA, viva i CARABINIERI
Grande Italia grandi italiani in tutto il mondo. A voi in america un forte abbraccio da Firenze W. L. ITALIA NEL MONDO
Bellissima manifestazione... Grandi ragazzi, complimenti all’arma dei carabinieri....Siete l’onore dell’Italia....
orgoglioso di essere italiano per sempre! grazie
Italiani uniti e forti in Patria e nel mondo e nessuno oserà toccarci! SPQR
Great !!! Lovely a very nice Colombus day
grazie per la condivisione
VIVA L'ITALIA
orgoglioso di essere Italiano.....
Sempre i migliori
Nei secoli fedeli
Viva l´Italia
ITALIAN -IRISH RULE IN AMERICA
If that is the case why is the flag of Greece included?
John Marin I AM FROM SOUTHERN ITALY THE MEGALE HELLAS NEAPOLIS OR NAPOLI!ANCIENT HELLEIN CITY
HIspanics discovered America not Italians.CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS - Florida Museum of Natural History
www.flmnh.ufl.edu/caribarch/columbus.htm
Christopher Columbus is credited with the first successful round-trip transatlantic voyage, but even his priority has been questioned.
These are the real flags of discovery. The Italian flag of today did not become official until the creation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861.I believe Clio the muse of history would concur since she hovers above anything superficial. Christopher Columbus' Flags, 1492 (Spain)
www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/es_colum.html
Christopher Columbus' Fleet Ensign, 1492. Captain's Ensign of Columbus' Ships (not Columbus' personal flag) image by António Martins, 1998. Pennant of the ...
I have a friend there named Alfredo Scardone active in stimulating interest in Pompeii. You can contact him on Facebook. He is extremely knowledgeable on the subject of Campania
Viva la nostra gloriosa Arma dei Carabinieri! 🇮🇹
Onore, Viva l'Italia.
scusate ma come si chiama la seconda marcia che esegue la banda?
E sopratutto viva l'Italia!! 🇮🇹 🇮🇹
3:07 Prinz Eugen
6:28 Simona
8:50 Unter dem Doppeladler (o "Aquila")
9:20 Alte Kameraden
Quella che suonano è la Marcia del Principe Eugenio, è una marcia militare solitamente suonata dall'esercito durante le rassegne di Generali e capi di stato maggiore
The Marcia Principe Eugenio is in reality the Prinz Eugen Marsch, a military march of Italys archenemy, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and its Imperial and Royal Army.
László Juhász Prince Eugen was a Savoy, the ruling dinasty of Italy till 1946. It is still played by Italian military bands to recall the Siege of Turin in 1706, where the Piedmontese and Austrian armies overtook the French one. The commander of Austrians was Prince Eugen, o principe Eugenio as he should be called, cousin of the Duke of Savoy, Amedeo II. This is the explanation of why this march is still played by Italians. You are welcome.
Avada Kedavra My problem is, that this march is the traditional march of the Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Army ( the third largest army in the world before 1918 without colonial troops ), this is not an italian march. And the people in NY thinks, what a beautiful italian march! The italians sould say every occasions, as they play this march, that is not an italian march, they play this only for respect to Prinz Eugen. The copyright is for me austrian and hungarian cultural property :) Many people in the worl think, this is the best italian military march ever, this is sad.
László Juhász I like italians, and I respect Italy's beautiful great cultur, I am hungarian, and Hungary is forever grateful for Prinz Eugen, for the the liberation from turkish occupation. ( From 1541 to the 1690's the one third of the territory of Hungary was under turkish occupation.)
Thanks buddy, your words are really appreciated, and well considered, a glorious country like yours deserve and has all my humble respect. I hope my comment was clear enough to explain why we still play that march and the positive meaning it still has for us. See you.
Che cosa suonano davanti alla cattedrale di san Patrizio nella 5a strada?
PRINCIPE EUGENIO
(MARCIA D'ORDINANZA DI CAVALLERIA) di L_LEONHARD
De pluribus unum.VIVA L´ITALIA
Nuraghes e pluribus unum, non de!
Nuraghes capra capra capra
Look in Us coins - motto of the United States of America
Ovunque Carabiniere
La marcia che stanno suonando è una bomba se qualcuno sa come si chiama potrebbe dirmi il nome??😱😍🤩
3:07 Prinz Eugen
6:28 Simona
8:50 Unter dem Doppeladler (nota anche come "Aquila")
9:20 Alte Kameraden
scusate ma la marcia che inizia al minuto 6:27 come si chiama?
+AndrieGiuli2004 sitratta della marcia SIMONA del maestro Vincenzo Borgia già direttore della banda dell'Arma dal '72 al 2000
+giulioscacchi grazie molte della risposta, la aspettavo da tempo. Complimenti anche al suo canale
+AndrieGiuli2004 GRAZIE!!!
+giulioscacchi è la verità :)
Hold the camera staedy
Onore al arma
Quanti emigrati...che tristezza.....
Io non riesco a vedere gente triste. La verità è che loro stanno in America e ne sono fieri. Noi invece stiamo in un paese tristanzuolo e meschino e non ne siamo fieri.
Anda ya... ¿qué pintan los italianos en este circo?
José Carlos García ma che stai dicendo???
Italia colonia degli usa
troll
Unfortunately the people who organized this parade have never researched the subject matter and if they did they will find out that the discovery was Hispanic not an Italian achievement. I think this is doing a disservice to the Italian-American community by providing misinformation and creating a false sense of pride.CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
www.flmnh.ufl.edu/caribarch/columbus.htm
Christopher Columbus is credited with the first successful round-trip transatlantic voyage, but even his priority has been questioned.
John Marin Cristoforo Colombo was Italian ... so what's the matter?
With Hispanics he became Cristobal Colon and is son Diego by a Portuiguese wife became enobled with the title of The Duke of the TrueWaters (Duque de Veragua) still used by the descendants of Columbus who still live in Spain as part of Hispanic high Aristocracy. Italians of Columbus's age did not identify as Italians but with the city-state they were born to since an Italian political system did not emerge until the creation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861. Columbus' identity was Genoese where he was born in 1450 and to which he never returned after 1476.Tomb of Christopher Columbus, Seville Cathedral | Photo
www.travelblog.org/Photos/9161543
Europe » Spain » Andalusia » Seville » Blogs » Cathedral and Alcazar » Tomb of Christopher Columbus, Seville Cathedral . Advertisement « previous ...
John Marin awwwww poor boy the world is so unjust, not even a spanish flag.. or a genoese flag... nothing. Only those damn Italians with their false stolen pride.
@@jomarin1000 dude you don’t know nothing about Italian history, the Italian feeling was already diffused in the 1200, people from Italian communes and kingdoms living outside of the peninsula always referred to themselves as Italians
In Rome, to people like you we say " Stai a rosica "
Chibbravi sti guagliuni che sfilano aNNOVA YORK !!