10 April 2026

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The Municipality's brochure with all the events organized for Liberation Day is available.

In Turin, April 25th is not just a day of civil remembrance, but a living, breathing part of our identity. It is the day we remember the choice made by a generation that, at the most dramatic moment of the twentieth century, rejected dictatorship, war, and totalitarianism to pave the way for a future founded on freedom and democracy.
Turin renews its commitment to preserving and living these principles, convinced that remembering is not simply a tribute to the past, but a duty toward the future.
The brochure with the complete program of events produced by the City of Turin is available.

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