Millelire DOMENICO AND THE ATTEMPT TO THE FRENCH INVASION
During this episode we talked about heads rolling and the French Revolution, fleet invasion but who want to conquer Cagliari are in combat with an enemy who had not taken into account: the environment.
Bad weather will protect the island from invaders, and then a succession of storms, gunfire, landings, battles, prayers, ultimatum, bloody battles on the beach .
La Maddalena archipelago But life is more peaceful. How can we sleep when you know that Napoleon Bonaparte is attacking you with hundreds of men and a fleet of twenty ships? Here, too, will be a time unloading and shelling, but the indomitable character and behavior of one man heroic enough to undermine the apparent solidity of the French military. The man by the name of Domenico Millelire .
eighth episode live the fighting, the melee and landings attempted and completed by the French between December 1792 and February 1793 . You will hear sounds, you also will experience stalking, landings and take part in the fight for freedom of the Sardinian people.
Just click on the link below and listen, once you have signed on with a spear gun, the episode aired today!
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PLAYLIST November 23, 2010
During the episode you heard of the wonderful songs of them but missed, and we have not told the title? We did it on purpose, so you're forced to look for in these pages!
- Alister - Quest ce faire de toi Quon goes
- Zaz - Ni oui ni non
- Miliyah Kato - Sostsugyou
- Army Briganti - Frida
DEUNODÙSCIU
Professor Zacu Leoshi sings the anthem of their own country, but leaves many doubts. Then he tells a wonderful story of ancient philosophy Deunodùsciu and pulls out a sword to disturbing ritual suicide ...!
Zacu Leoshi Item: Cristina
Enjoy and see you soon with our updates, and that this image, painted during the defense of La Maddalena, keep you company until the next episode!
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| The launch of Radio Sardinia with Christine, Stephen and Simon-eyed encounters with the French to block the advance. (Anonymous 1793) |
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