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In mid-May 1968 Sereni reported to Eshkol that in the first three months of activity, some 15,000 residents had left Gaza (Segev 2005).
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Maintaining her ties with her country of birth, Sereni helped found the Associazione Italia-Israele.
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After the establishment of the state, Sereni continued to work on immigration, but also engaged in clandestine smuggling of arms from Europe to Israel.
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Sereni returned to Italy, beginning a period of intensive activity dedicated to the clandestine, “illegal” immigration of Holocaust survivors to Palestine, in direct opposition to British policy.
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The first substantial translation of Sereni's work published anywhere in the world, The Selected Poetry and Prose of Vittorio Sereni is a unique guide to this classic twentieth-century poet.
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The first substantial translation of Sereni's work published anywhere in the world, The Selected Poetry and Prose of Vittorio Sereni is a unique guide to this classic twentieth-century poet.
The Chicago Blog: Press Release: Sereni, The Selected Poetry and Prose of Vittorio Sereni 2007
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My sister, the Rev. Jarvis, forwarded a column from an Anchorage paper written, I believe, by Elise Sereni Patkotak (I can find no link) about the nonissue of stores wishing us happy holidays:
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Chicago poetry lovers will have a difficult choice to make tomorrow: Bernstein or Sereni?
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Chicago poetry lovers will have a difficult choice to make tomorrow: Bernstein or Sereni?
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Isella, Dante, L 'idillio di Meulan: da Manzoni a Sereni.
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