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Anselmo Lorecchio (Pallagorio, Kingdom of Naples, November 3, 1843 - Rome, Kingdom of Italy, March 22, 1924) was an Italian lawyer, journalist, politician, poet and writer of Albanian descent, founder of the ''La Nazione Albanese'' newspaper, and author of several literary works in praise of the independence of Albania. ==Life== Anselmo Lorecchio was born on November 3, 1843 in Pallagorio, a small Arbëreshë town in Calabria, Italy, which he would keep strong ties with. Obtained a degree in Law December 21, 1868 at the Royal University of Naples, became Prosecutor at the Court of Appeal of Naples in 1869, also worked at Banco di Napoli in 1870.〔(Un giornalista arbëresh al servizio dell’indipendenza dell’Albania - Antonio D’Alessandri (Università Roma Tre) )〕 From 1878 he held various positions within the Italian public administration, including those of "Education executive" and "State property agent"; he also held other positions, this time of a political nature: he was secretary of the Provincial Council of Catanzaro 1883-1884, Mayor of Pallagorio in 1892 and delegated (or owner) of several enterprises in the administrative, economic, or judicial field. In 1895, based on an invitation published in the newspaper "The Morning" ((イタリア語:Il Mattino)), he participated in "The Congress of the Albanians of Italy" held in Corigliano Calabro, chaired by Girolamo de Rada, from were came out the Albanian National Society, where Lorecchio was elected Vice President, De Rada as honorary chairman and Archimandrite Pietro Camodeca de’ Coronei as president.〔Giovanni Giudice, ''Poesie di Giuseppe Gangale: Rradderi i Europes / Il ramingo d'Europa'', Soveria Mannelli, Rubbettino, 2003, p. 171〕 In January 1897, he founded the magazine "The Albanian Nation" ((イタリア語:La Nazione Albanese)), ideologically close to the Albanian National Cause.〔Ernest Koliqi, ''Saggi di letteratura albanese'', Verona, Olschki, 1972, p. 199〕 In 1898, he published "The Albanian Question. Various writings" ((イタリア語:La questione albanese. Scritti vari)), a collection of articles from various newspapers locally and nationally as ''Il Calabro'', ''La Giostra'', ''Il Resto del Carlino'', ''La Stampa'', and many others. On 8 April 1900 he founded in Rome on the Albanian National Committee ((イタリア語:Società nazionale albanese)), which ideologically filming the wake of the old Albanian National Society chaired by De Rada, Lorecchio and Camodeca de Coronei; this committee basically supposed adherence to all the initiatives that they were in favor of the independence of Albania, without ever having to resort to any act of violence. In 1904 he published The Albanian political thought in relation to the interests of Italy, a book that he wrote in order to succeed in some way, in addition to tracking an initial budget of the early years of his magazine, to raise awareness of the Italian government and the general public on the importance of the Albanian question and the interests of Italy in the Adriatic and the Mediterranean. Between 1900 and 1911, through the publication of several articles in "La Nazione Albanese", his voice was heard even more in favor of the nation so dear to him, Albania. He tried in those years to engage in his campaign several famous people, including Ricciotti Garibaldi and Juan Pedro Aladro Kastriota, Spanish nobleman descendant of Skanderbeg, as well as to gain the support of the Government on the increase in trade relations with the Albanian territories, even offering the mediation of the "Albanian National Society" to Foreign Minister Emilio Visconti Venosta. In 1912, after a few days after the proclamation of independence of the Albanian state and the constitution of the government of Vlora, Ismail Qemali personally thanked Lorecchio saying, "Your wishes for the fulfillment of our common ideals come to us very welcome. We are sure of sympathy and warm support of all Albanians in Italy. Your work as an old fighter will be worthily appreciated by the free Albania." In 1913, he was a delegate and participated at the Albanian Congress of Trieste (27 February – 6 March 1913), which prepared request to be sent to the Great Powers for recognition of the political and economical independence of the Albania, and established a treaty of friendship and support of the Aromanian populations that lived near Albanian-inhabited regions. In the course of events related to the Great War, Lorecchio published in 1920 the volume "Albania: Memorandum for the independence of Albania" and, in 1921, the brochure "Albania is admitted to the League of Nations". The December 22, 1920 he received a letter from the head of the Albanian delegation to the "League of Nations", Fan S. Noli, in which he also thanked Lorecchio for his work. Lorecchio died in Rome, at his home in St. John Lateran Square, on March 22, 1924; with his death, also the publications of the journal "La Nazione Albanese" ended. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Anselmo Lorecchio」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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