Marathon Unit ' of Italy
The common thread running all the celebrations will be a marathon that between March 17 and April 25, 2011, key dates for Italy, will affect all municipalities that were protagonists of the events that led to the fall of the Bourbon government and the advent of the Italian State: Cilento riots of 1828, shipment of Carlo Pisacane, the Thousand.
The marathon will be divided into seven sections, six of which are not competitive and a competitive spirit.
The stages are not competitive rolling; athletes will share the flag as a witness. The athletes of national and regional, while crossing a territory, will be joined by local athletes. Municipalities affected by the marathon will organize a series of events, lasting a day or more. The departure of the first stage will by the City of San Giovanni a Piro, village forest, village the protagonist, in 1828, the first insurrection against the Bourbons, violently repressed.
The stage will end in Sapri , where in 1848 he was killed Costabile Carducci.
The second stage starts Torraca , will cross the towns of Tortorella, Battaglia, Casaletto Spartan, Caselle in Pittari, and will end in Sanza, where the afternoon del1 July 1857, Carlo Pisacane and 83 other men of the expedition were massacred.
The third stage starts and ends in Buonabitacolo Padula, where the morning of 1 July 1857 Carlo Pisacane's men were surrounded by farmers. 150 were killed, others put to flight (Sanza reach in the afternoon) and where is the shrine that houses the remains of 300 men of the expedition.
The fourth stage starts Consilina Hall, where the city Sept. 5, 1860 Matina John Garibaldi named "Governor of the Province of Salerno" and end to Auletta, the city where 5 September 1860 Hyacinth Albini named "Governor of Basilicata. Here pronounced the sentence: "Today in Auletta, tomorrow in Naples." Auletta was the star, the next year, July 29, 1861 of one of the worst incidents of repression: the Piedmontese troops killed 45 people, including children who offered garlands of flowers as a sign of peace. Along the route will be through the municipalities of Athena Lucana, Polla, Caggiano.
The fifth stage will cover the town of Eboli , September 6, 1860 where Garibaldi was a guest of the Frank family. Learned that King Francis II, had retired to Gaeta, in the same afternoon of September 6, Garibaldi went to Salerno.
At Eboli is the only stage held competitive , which will have the technical sponsor Diadora, will take place over a distance of 10 km circuit, designed in such a way as to touch the memorial sites of the Risorgimento. To attract about 1,000 athletes competing in national and regional level, with the participation of Olympic champion Gelindo Bordin and world champion Francesco Panetta . Eboli will also host a marathon meeting of a non-competitive and Pole Vault.
The last stage starts and ends at Eboli Salerno, the capital province, where Giuseppe Garibaldi arrived September 6, 1861 at the head of one thousand. Along the route will be through the municipalities of Battipaglia Bellizzi, Pontecagnano.
The marathon will be divided into seven sections, six of which are not competitive and a competitive spirit.
The stages are not competitive rolling; athletes will share the flag as a witness. The athletes of national and regional, while crossing a territory, will be joined by local athletes. Municipalities affected by the marathon will organize a series of events, lasting a day or more. The departure of the first stage will by the City of San Giovanni a Piro, village forest, village the protagonist, in 1828, the first insurrection against the Bourbons, violently repressed.
The stage will end in Sapri , where in 1848 he was killed Costabile Carducci.
The second stage starts Torraca , will cross the towns of Tortorella, Battaglia, Casaletto Spartan, Caselle in Pittari, and will end in Sanza, where the afternoon del1 July 1857, Carlo Pisacane and 83 other men of the expedition were massacred.
The third stage starts and ends in Buonabitacolo Padula, where the morning of 1 July 1857 Carlo Pisacane's men were surrounded by farmers. 150 were killed, others put to flight (Sanza reach in the afternoon) and where is the shrine that houses the remains of 300 men of the expedition.
The fourth stage starts Consilina Hall, where the city Sept. 5, 1860 Matina John Garibaldi named "Governor of the Province of Salerno" and end to Auletta, the city where 5 September 1860 Hyacinth Albini named "Governor of Basilicata. Here pronounced the sentence: "Today in Auletta, tomorrow in Naples." Auletta was the star, the next year, July 29, 1861 of one of the worst incidents of repression: the Piedmontese troops killed 45 people, including children who offered garlands of flowers as a sign of peace. Along the route will be through the municipalities of Athena Lucana, Polla, Caggiano.
The fifth stage will cover the town of Eboli , September 6, 1860 where Garibaldi was a guest of the Frank family. Learned that King Francis II, had retired to Gaeta, in the same afternoon of September 6, Garibaldi went to Salerno.
At Eboli is the only stage held competitive , which will have the technical sponsor Diadora, will take place over a distance of 10 km circuit, designed in such a way as to touch the memorial sites of the Risorgimento. To attract about 1,000 athletes competing in national and regional level, with the participation of Olympic champion Gelindo Bordin and world champion Francesco Panetta . Eboli will also host a marathon meeting of a non-competitive and Pole Vault.
The last stage starts and ends at Eboli Salerno, the capital province, where Giuseppe Garibaldi arrived September 6, 1861 at the head of one thousand. Along the route will be through the municipalities of Battipaglia Bellizzi, Pontecagnano.
Route
March 17, 2011
San Giovanni a Piro (village forest), Hispanic, Vibonati (fraction Villamare) Sapri
20 March 2011
Torraca - Tortorella - Battle - Casaletto Spartan - Caselle in Pittari - Sanza
Buonabitacolo March 27, 2011 - Padula
Hall April 2, 2011 Consilina, Athena Lucana - Polla - Caggiano - Auletta
Eboli April 10, 2011: Marathon racing circuit of 10 km "EbolItaliani"
April 16, 2011
Eboli: 2 km non-competitive marathon, jumping the 'auction
April 17, 2011
Eboli, Battipaglia Bellizzi, Pontecagnano, Salerno
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