Villari: “Postcard Soldier Unknown is a trivial mistake, Fdi takes care of more important things”

“Yes, I saw that image: it represents a situation after World War I, but frankly I don’t see anything so particularly serious in it”. Lucio Villari comments with Adnkronos the “wrong” publication, and then removed, on the institutional channels of the Prime Minister, in which, to commemorate the centenary of the Unknown Soldier, the image of very likely American soldiers, with uniforms, was published of World War II, and, behind them, a geographical map attributable to Colombia or perhaps to the Iberian Peninsula, certainly not to Italy. “It was a mistake – says the historian – but I certainly wouldn’t consider it so important as to give rise to controversy.” Villari’s reference is to Brothers of Italy, who announced that he wanted to present a question “to trace responsible for this sloppiness. “” They make unnecessary chaos on things of little consequence, which should not be followed up – said Villari – The error is only due to the fact that, who took care of the postcard, most likely did not he knows nothing of history, that’s all. While it would be better for Fdi to think about more serious issues, rather than nonsense like this “.