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In a fire drill in Reggio Calabria, two firefighters remained at the top of the castle... (colour litho)
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In a fire drill in Reggio Calabria, two firefighters remained at the top of the castle... (colour litho)
2783526 In a fire drill in Reggio Calabria, two firefighters remained at the top of the castle... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: In a fire-fighting exercise in Reggio Calabria, two firefighters who remained at the top of the castle, erected for a fire maneuver, were hit by the flames, and, not being able to use rescue vehicles predisposed, they threw themselves to the ground, bearing serious injuries. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 29 September 1929.); © Look and Learn
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In a daring fire drill in Reggio Calabria, two brave firefighters found themselves trapped at the top of a castle. The intense flames engulfed the structure, leaving them with no means of escape. With rescue vehicles unable to reach their location, they were faced with a life-or-death decision. In an act of incredible bravery and selflessness, these courageous firefighters made the split-second choice to throw themselves from the burning castle walls. Their bodies hit the ground hard, resulting in serious injuries that would forever mark their heroic actions. This powerful image captures the moment when these Italian heroes risked everything for their duty. The intensity of the fire can be seen through shattered windows and billowing smoke surrounding them. Despite being clad in protective uniforms, they could not withstand the scorching heat and had no other option but to take this perilous leap. Their sacrifice serves as a reminder of the dangers faced by emergency service personnel every day. It highlights their unwavering commitment to protecting lives and property even at great personal cost. Beltrame Achille's vivid illustration was originally published in Courier Sunday on September 29th, 1929. This artwork immortalizes an extraordinary event that showcases both human resilience and our reliance on those who dedicate themselves to keeping us safe.
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