Focolare Movement

[:it]“Pensavo di trovare l’inferno e ho trovato un pezzo di umanità”

Jun 8, 2000

Un giornalista italiano, allo scoppio della guerra in Serbia, si chiede come mostrare ai telespettatori come si vive una guerra sapendo che sotto le bombe ci sono i familiari e gli amici. Propone quindi al suo TG di mandare in onda, con la traduzione italiana, i servizi sulla guerra realizzati dal TG serbo. L’idea si realizza. Il cammino continua poi con l’invio del giornalsita in Kosovo per un reportage in Albania e in Macedonia, dove con stupore scopre un pezzo di umanità che, pur soffrendo, sa ancora amare.

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