Valentina Giordano Vanghele Gubitta
An Italo-Ungarian-Greek woman born in Romania and living in Novara since 1951
Vanghele Gubitta was interviewed in 2011. She was born in 1947 in Costanta, in Romenia. Her family was Italian, Greek and Hungarian. She tells the history of his family, speaking about his grandfather and her father.
She left the country in the 1950s and flew to Italy. Arrived in Sicily, they moved to the North and to Novara. They were hosted together with other immigrants from Dalmatia and then moved in social housing later on. She points out the importance of the school as a place of integration. In recent years, she has launched a cultural association for Rumenian immigrants.
Video table of contents
- An Italo-greek-Hungarian man born in Romania
- Grandfather emigrated to Transylvania
- Arrival in Italy in a refugee camp in Termini Imerese
- From Termini Imerese to Novara
- The Perrone barracks, a refugee camp in Novara and a Dalmatian Village
- Dalmatian village and O.L. Scalfaro
- Romanian Folk Traditions in Novara
- Father: footballer in Romanian national team
- Integration occurred in schools
- There were jobs in Novara
- The problem of Romanian gypsy
- Novarese dialect
- Paniscia and traditional Romanian food
- St. Gaudenzio
- Romanians in Novara Today
- Novara is Piedomon
Interview information
Country: IT
Region: Piemonte
City: Novara
District: NO
Altitude: 162m s.l.m.
Vanghele Gubitta
Date of birth: 08-07-1947
City: Romania
School: High school or Secondary
Profession: Entrepreneur
Languages: Italiano
Document by: Luca Percivalle
Video by: Luca Percivalle
Created: 26-01-2011
