Year 2000: Pedagne is the only island excluded from Osimo peace treaty signed between Italy and Jugoslavia. During postwar period,Pedagne has seen the construction of numerous bunker built up in strategic point, of a great deal of barracks for Tank Units and of weapons warehouses belonging to “Gladio”, a secret organization. As soon as the strain between Italy and Jugoslavia decreased, the bunkers were forsaken, the military presence on the island was considerably reduced and Gladio became “sleeping”. So the economic peace re started; moreover Italy decided to make the Island a “fiscal heaven” (attracting a lot of financial societies and bank from each part of the world) and to build an oil refinery on the backbone of the pipeline which cross the island. This newborn relationship betweenItaly and Jugoslavia brought to the planning of an highway- rhetorically called “highway of the Peace”- which linked Santa Chiara(on the Italian side) to Tuturano (in Jugoslavia) and to the construction of a bridge connecting Tuturano to the mother Island. A perfect situation to attract the Hawks…. Infact the construction of this highway was soon suspended and suspicious movements of soldier and supplies were noticed inTuturano’s military base, which returned to its maximum housingcapacity . Italian government sent the SISMI (an Italian military secret service) Captain and a former officer of Comsubin (Navy commando) Alfredo Corelli to monitor the situation in Pedagne… Truth:
Pedagne’s archipelago is a very small group of islands located near the city of Brindisi; it houses a former operational base (now it is only a military training center) of San Marco Regiment (Italian Navy Marines). Almost all the names used in ASZ_Pedagne are real names ofBrindisi districts.
