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Medway Italia electric Loco 186 901 (NVR 91 80 6186 901-5 D-AKIEM), In not standard white ex Crossrail colors and titles faded but still visible, stops its container train on track 4 at San Giorgio di Piano Station. 16/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia Driving Trailer class uIC-Z1A npB NVR 50 83 80-98 140-9 I-TI in the consist of IC service at Bologna Centrale Station. 15/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical coach Centoporte Bz 39089 (NVR 50 83 0039 089-7 I-TI) in Grigio Ardesia color preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical Baggage car series DI 93-08 (NVR 50 83 93-08 111-4 I-TI) in Castano e isabella color preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical DI 92273, a two-axle, fixed-axle coach (bagagliaio a due assi) (NVR 50 83 93-18 417-3 I-TI) preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Here a view of the internal compartment. Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical DI 92273, a two-axle, fixed-axle coach (bagagliaio a due assi) (NVR 50 83 93-18 417-3 I-TI) preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical DUZ93000 stainless steel mail-and-baggage coach (NVR 50 83 0093 000-7 I-TI) preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical Baggage car series Dz 83.5 (NVR 50 83 95-78 112-5 I-TI) in Grigio Ardesia color preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Here a view of the Internal compartment. Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



20260215_Dz78-112.jpg (159622 bytes)

Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical Baggage car series Dz 83.5 (NVR 50 83 95-78 112-5 I-TI) in Grigio Ardesia color preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical freight FDIz (NVR 50 83 0149 091-0 I-TI) preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical Diesel Loco D.345-1058 (NVR 50 83 93-08 111-4 I-TI) preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. Built between 1974 and 1979, this loco features a B'B' wheel arrangement, a FIAT A218 SSF 8-cylinder engine delivering 785 kW, and a maximum speed of 130 km/h. Originally, the D.345 class was built with distinctive wrap-around, curved front windscreens, which were entirely replaced by flat glass panes in the early 1980s for crew safety. To restore its authentic aesthetic, Fondazione FS Italiane initiated a special engineering project specifically on unit 1058 to structurally retrofit it back to its original curved windscreen appearance. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical Diesel Loco D.345-1058 (NVR 50 83 93-08 111-4 I-TI) preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. Built between 1974 and 1979, this loco features a B'B' wheel arrangement, a FIAT A218 SSF 8-cylinder engine delivering 785 kW, and a maximum speed of 130 km/h. Originally, the D.345 class was built with distinctive wrap-around, curved front windscreens, which were entirely replaced by flat glass panes in the early 1980s for crew safety. To restore its authentic aesthetic, Fondazione FS Italiane initiated a special engineering project specifically on unit 1058 to structurally retrofit it back to its original curved windscreen appearance. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical Diesel Loco D.345-1058 (NVR 50 83 93-08 111-4 I-TI) preserved by the Fondazione FS here at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. Built between 1974 and 1979, this loco features a B'B' wheel arrangement, a FIAT A218 SSF 8-cylinder engine delivering 785 kW, and a maximum speed of 130 km/h. Originally, the D.345 class was built with distinctive wrap-around, curved front windscreens, which were entirely replaced by flat glass panes in the early 1980s for crew safety. To restore its authentic aesthetic, Fondazione FS Italiane initiated a special engineering project specifically on unit 1058 to structurally retrofit it back to its original curved windscreen appearance. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia single cab electric Loco E.401-031 (NVR 91 83 2401 031-6 I-TI) heading an IC service at Bologna Centrale Station. 15/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Mercitalia Rail electric Loco 494 604 (NVR 91 83 2492 604-8 I-MIR), covered bu graffiti, stops its container train on track 4 at San Giorgio di Piano Station. 24/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia/TPER (DTR Emilia Romagna) EMU-3 ETR.103-006 on local service between Ferrara and Bologna, stops on track 2 at San Giorgio di Piano BO station. 16/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia/TPER (DTR Emilia Romagna) EMU-3 ETR.103-003 on local service between Ferrara and Bologna, stops on track 2 at San Giorgio di Piano BO station. 24/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical electric loco E.636-161 in classic Castano-isabella colors at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Trenitalia - Fondazione FS historical electric loco E.636-161 in classic Castano-isabella colors at Bologna centrale in the consist of the 2026 "Treno del Ricordo". Bologna 15/02/2026. The "Treno del Ricordo" 2026 (Train of Remembrance) is an institutional project promoted by the Italian Minister for Sport and Youth. It honors the victims of the Foibe massacres and the post-WWII Julian-Dalmatian exodus. The 2026 edition—the initiative's third year—journeyed across Italy from February 10 to March 1, 2026. It traveled a national route through 11 cities, starting in Trieste and ending in Siracusa. The train is a historical convoy provided by the Fondazione FS Italiane and the FS Group. It is carefully arranged to serve as a mobile, multimedia museum. In 2026, the train's composition expanded to feature five specific carriages: Carriages 1 to 4 (The Core Exhibition) These four cars house a multimedia display. They feature archival photographs, historical panels, and narration. The displays recount the complex history of the Italians who fled Istria, Fiume, and Dalmatia. Carriage 5 (The 2026 Addition) This fifth carriage was newly introduced for the 2026 edition. It focuses entirely on passing the historical memory down to younger generations.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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GTS Rail electric Loco 494 255 (NVR 91 83 2494 255-9 I-GTSR) heading its short tanks on track 2 at San Giorgio di Piano Station. 16/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Medway Italia electric Loco 483 012 (NVR 91 83 2483 012-7 I), in full Alpha Trans colors, stops its container train on track 4 at San Giorgio di Piano Station. 17/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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Rail Traction Company electric Loco 191 034 (NVR 91 83 2191 034-4 I-DISPO) in full Beacon rail colors in front of its hoppers train on track 2 at San Giorgio di Piano Station. 24/02/2026.

Photo by Guido Allieri (guido@allieri.com) - www.allieri.com



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