Above, the grandparents Perosa and Cavalli; below from the left Perosa and Lunardi
ELISA MICHELLUT
April 24, 2022
AQUILEIA. It all started by chance, during a patrol shift. Neither of them could have imagined that the story of their lives would suddenly be intertwined, united by a thread of memory. Fragments of life lived.
Emanuele Lunardi and Luigi Perosa, both soldiers of the Arma, the first in charge of the Aquileia station and the second in service at the Mobile Radio Unit of the Palmanova Company, discovered that their grandparents fought together in the Second World War and that the one saved the other’s life.
