File:Partigiane a Brera.jpg

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Italiano: Milano, 26 aprile 1945 - Fotografia, probabilmente inscenata, di partigiane nell'atto di riconsegnare le armi agli alleati. L'immagine rappresenta in primo piano tre donne che stanno riportando le armi agli alleati. Il modo in cui tengono in mano le armi suggerisce che non siano esperte combattenti, e che la fotografia sia atata costruita per rapprensentare un concetto più che essere uno scatto spontaneo. Una delle ragazze restò uccisa, per errore, proprio da una di quelle armi. Qualche anno più tardi l'uomo con il cappotto sulla destra chiese a Publifoto, agenzia per la quale Petrelli lavorava, di essere rimosso dalla foto.
English: Probably staged[1], the picture represents three women, from different social classes, bringing weapons to allies after the liberation. The way they are keeping the guns however suggests that they were not expert fighters, and the picture is staged to illustrate a concept rather than being a spontaneous shot[2]. One of the girls, later in the day, was killed by accident with one of those firearms[3]. Furthermore, one of the involved person (the man with the light coat) later asked to Publifoto, the agency holding rights for the picture, to be removed from it.
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Source http://archive.vn/SiS5T
Author
Valentino Petrelli  (1922–2001)  wikidata:Q7808413
 
Description Italian photographer, journalist and photojournalist
Date of birth/death 6 August 1922 Edit this at Wikidata 8 September 2001 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Fontanafredda Piacenza
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creator QS:P170,Q7808413
Camera location45° 28′ 19.84″ N, 9° 11′ 15.18″ E  Heading=310° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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  1. ↑ http://romatrepress.uniroma3.it/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Partigiane-e-figuranti.-Una-foto-di-Tino-Petrelli-nella-Milano-della-Liberazione.pdf
  2. ↑ http://www.mediastudies.it/IMG/pdf/Valentino_Tino_Petrelli.pdf
  3. ↑ Adolfo Mingemi, Storia fotografica della resistenza, Torino, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino, 2003 [1995], p. 42 n. 76.

Captions

Milan, 26 April 1945 - Picture representing three partisan women giving back guns to allied after the Liberation

inception

26 April 1945

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45°28'19.8365"N, 9°11'15.1778"E

heading: 310 degree

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