Italy's Liberation Day or 25 April is a national holiday "commemorating the end of Nazi occupation of the Country during World War II and the victory of the Resistance" (Wikipedia). In Milan alone, 70.000 people marched and celebrated the victory of resistance today (La Repubblica). Milan's mayor pointed out that the city's response to obscurantism would be culture, inclusion, and solidarity - values of Milan, a city that would always be profoundly anti-fascist (Facebook).
"We have the duty to be the most anti-fascist city in Italy."
Beppe Sala, Mayor of Milan
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Photograph via La Repubblica
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