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The consultations underway at the Quirinale will be at the center of the episode of ‘Tg2 Italia’, broadcast tomorrow from 10 on Rai 2. The current affairs column conducted by Marzia Roncacci will give live updates: tomorrow the center-right delegation will go up to Colle. Then, from Brussels, the latest news on the important summit of European leaders to decide the measures to counter the cost of energy. In the studio, the director of Askanews Gianni Todini who in the usual ‘Settegiorni’ space will also comment on the news, anniversaries and curiosities from the world of the week. From tomorrow on the occasion of the next 100th anniversary of the march on Rome, Rai Teche will publish on RaiPlay the 1978 drama directed by Silvio Maestranzi ‘Technique of a coup d’état – the march on Rome’. The drama accurately reconstructs the events that led to the march on Rome on October 28, 1922, with the seizure of power by fascism and the appointment of Benito Mussolini to the role of Prime Minister. In addition to an excellent choral rehearsal by the leading actors (among all Pietro Biondi / Mussolini, Raoul Grassilli / Facta, Vittorio Congia / Vittorio Emanuele III) it is worth noting the inclusion of visual materials of the time that give the work a documentary cut. The conclusion of the drama is entrusted to a debate in the studio between the authoritative exponents of the anti-fascist parties of the 1970s: Umberto Terracini of the PCI, eyewitness of the facts narrated, Enrico Manca of the PSI and Marco Follini of the DC, questioned by the journalist Alberto La Volpe on the historical reasons that determined the inaction of the large popular parties in the face of the rise of fascism. When Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, made his first trip to Italy in 1895, he was 39 years old and has just published his studies on hysteria. Since then, the peninsula has become a regular destination: the Viennese psychiatrist will travel far and wide to discover its landscapes, art and nature, and the impressions he will get from it will offer him ideas for his research. Paolo Mieli and Professor David Meghnagi tell it, in “Past and Present”, broadcast tomorrow at 1.15pm on Rai 3 and at 8.30pm on Rai Storia. Rome is a more sought-after destination than he, but Freud, while moving further south, for years was unable to go as far as the capital. To block him a sort of paternal prohibition, linked to his Jewish identity. Yet, Rome is always present in his thoughts and manifests itself through a series of dreams full of symbols, references, memories and fears. When he finally reaches the Eternal City, in September 1901, Freud will be struck by its beauty and the power of his art. He was particularly struck by Michelangelo’s Moses, who became the subject of various writings by him. On Rai Storia from the fall of fascism to 8 September – On Rai5 ‘Art Rider’ The 45 days that separate the fall of fascism, on 25 July 1943, to the announcement of the armistice, on 8 September 1943. A period that coincides with the darkest and most tragic days in the history of Italy: it reconstructs the last appointment with ‘La Grande Storia’, broadcast tomorrow at 21.10 on Rai Storia, with the introduction and commentary by Paolo Mieli. In the foreground, the history of the secret negotiations, amidst misunderstandings, hesitations and resistance of the Italian government, which led to the armistice with the Anglo-Americans signed in Cassibile on September 3, but made known only on September 8 while the allied landing in Salerno. And then, the flight of the King, Vittorio Emanuele III, of the royal court and of the entire government, towards Brindisi, while the troops of the Nazi Reich move to the attack of the Italian armed forces, without orders and left to themselves. Objective also on the choice of those who decided to resist the Nazi occupation: the birth of the National Liberation Committee, and the history of Italia Libera, the partisan formation made up of a handful of men and women who from nothing manage to build an army that fights in the valleys of the Cuneo area up to the days of the Liberation. The Venetian hinterland, among artistic beauties and villas of nobles or wealthy owners from different eras: this is the journey traveled by the young archaeologist Andrea Angelucci in “Art Rider”, broadcast tomorrow at 19.25 on Rai 5. Andrea’s aim is to reach the site where a mosaic pavement was found, under the rows of a vineyard, the remains of an ancient and sumptuous Roman villa. And it is by making some deviations from the main route that he will also find himself telling, thanks to a fresco, one of his favorite historical characters, perhaps passed through Bassano del Grappa: Federico II. But this time under another guise, namely that of poet and learned thinker. The undergrounds of Bergamo: a place that forces archaeologist Darius Arya to literally crawl in the mud and swim in the new stage of “Under Italy”, on air tomorrow at 20.20 on Rai 5. A difficult itinerary that goes from the gunboat of Porta San Giacomo to the Cistern in Piazza Mercato delle Scarpe, to the Domus of Lucina. The Turkish gag ‘Radio 3 Mondo’ – On Rai3 ‘Out of hours things (never) Turkish journalists prepare for a new attack on their security and freedom ahead of the 2023 elections, following the passage of a new law on disinformation that threatens to crack down on criticism and debate. These are the results of an international mission for media freedom visiting Turkey between 12 and 14 October. Article 29 of the law, approved by parliament on Thursday 13 October, provides for three years of imprisonment for those who publish “false information” with the “intention of instigating fear or panic, endangering the security of the country, public order and the general health of society “. At “Radio 3 Mondo”, broadcast tomorrow at 11 on Radio 3, Laura Silvia Battaglia talks about it with Dimitri Bettoni, journalist and researcher for Obct. Focus also on the USA, China, Russia and Europe, the four great rival empires in the new geopolitical chessboard, protagonists of “The return of the empires. How the war in Ukraine has upset the global order “, the new book by Maurizio Molinari who will deepen its contents live.” Out of hours things (never) seen “, the nocturnal appointment with Rai Cultura’s auteur cinema , proposes, tomorrow at 01.55 on Rai 3, a special episode made thanks to Mirco Santi and Paolo Simoni, founders of “Home Movies – National Family Film Archive” and of the “Archivio Aperto” festival (Bologna, 20-24 October 2022 ), dedicated to the hundred years of 9.5 mm, the first reduced size, created by Pathé to allow anyone to shoot their own images and project them out of cinemas. For twenty years “Home Movies” has been collecting and saving amateur films from all over the country from oblivion and destruction. A conspicuous part of them is made up of the 9.5mm fonds, a particularly rich and precious Pathé Baby amateur archival corpus, estimated by a recent mapping of the archives and film libraries to be the most consistent in Italy. from “Home Movies”, ranging from collections of a single family to collections of different authors that revolve around a period or a place. Accompanying the program will be the music of contemporary composers, including Stefano Pilia, Massimo Carozzi, Laura Agnusdei. What does the energy classification of electrical and electronic equipment come into force in 2021? How to best use appliances to save as much as possible? Questions at the center of the new appointment with “Geo”, the program on nature, the environment and the cultures of the world produced by Rai Cultura and conducted by Sveva Sagramola and Emanuele Biggi, broadcast tomorrow at 4 pm on Rai 3. He talks about it in the studio Alessandro Ronca, expert in alternative energy and energy efficiency.