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1919 January 14th-15th: D'Annunzio published in "Gazzetta di Venezia", "Idea nazionale" and "Popolo d'Italia" his Lettera ai Dalmati imbued of irredentist ideas. March 11th: The Poet wrote a Lettera agli studenti dalmati in "Idea nazionale". May 4th: D'Annunzio threw a violent invective at Woodrow Wilson. May 6th: Speech to veterans from Capitol. May 12th: Oration to the aviators in Centocelle. May 26th: The "Idea nazionale" published another irredentist pamphlet, L'Italia alla colonna e la vittoria col bavaglio. May 28th: Nationalist oration in Rome. June 9th: Irredentist article, Pentecoste d'Italia, issued in "Popolo d'Italia". June 23th: D'Annunzio wrote Il comando passa al popolo in "Idea nazionale". June 26th: D'Annunzio damned the Italian Government in L'erma bifronte published in "Idea nazionale". July 1th: Disobbedisco, another irredentist pampleth. July 9th: L'ala d'Italia è liberata, speech in Centocelle. September 11th: D'Annunzio on board of Fiat tipo 4, joined in Ronchi several officers that wanted to set Fiume free. September 12th: D'Annunzio led 2000 men to occupy Fiume in the name of Savoy. The citizens received him as a deliverer and named him governor. September 13th: General Pittaluga, who led the regular troupes in Fiume, left the town in the hands of d'Annunzio's legions. |
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