A tale about solidarity inside the factory
Bologna, 19 September 2013
Dear Ducatisti friends,
We have told (and shared) many stories relating to the tradition of Ducati, the bikes produced, the victories, well known and lesser known anecdotes, and we have often spoken of characters and their experiences inside and outside the Ducati walls.
But I don't often have the chance to tell you the kind of life-changing story that you will hear today; the emotional story of a man who, thanks to the solidarity of Ducati's staff, was able to survive the horrors of the Second World War.
Thanks to his descendants, particularly his daughter Caterina Cristofori and granddaughter Giulia Pasetti, we can tell you this story which is as incredible as it is true:
Dear Ducatisti friends,
We have told (and shared) many stories relating to the tradition of Ducati, the bikes produced, the victories, well known and lesser known anecdotes, and we have often spoken of characters and their experiences inside and outside the Ducati walls.
But I don't often have the chance to tell you the kind of life-changing story that you will hear today; the emotional story of a man who, thanks to the solidarity of Ducati's staff, was able to survive the horrors of the Second World War.
Thanks to his descendants, particularly his daughter Caterina Cristofori and granddaughter Giulia Pasetti, we can tell you this story which is as incredible as it is true:
For the story click HERE
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