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La Grande Storia‏ @LagrandeStoria 7 h7 ore fa

Nessuno è autorizzato a entrarvi, un luogo che custodisce una delle reliquie più importanti della cristianità... Stasera 21.20 @RaiTre

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DOC3‏ @Doc3Rai 6 h6 ore fa

per saperne di più sulla stagione di #Doc3 in corso su @RaiTre e @RaiPlay --> http://bit.ly/2tOXnsR

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La Grande Storia‏ @LagrandeStoria 5 h5 ore fa

1931 la prima ostensione della Sindone ripresa da telecamere. Questa sera alle 21.20 su @RaiTre

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La vicenda dell'omicidio di #IlariaAlpi. Un ritratto appassionante e preciso della giornalista italiana. "L'ultimo viaggio" #Rai3

Ilaria Alpi, "L'ultimo Viaggio" - Sabato su Rai3

Un l'inchiesta sugli ultimi giorni della giornalista Rai uccisa in Somalia. Sabato in seconda serata, alle 23:25 circa, su Rai3

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Rai3‏Account verificato @RaiTre 4 h4 ore fa

Chi meglio di @astro_paolo può aiutare @pif_iltestimone a far recapitare al #CaroMarziano tutti i messaggi! Buon viaggio #PaoloNespoli!

Caro Marziano - Viaggiare nello spazio

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Ufficio Stampa Rai‏Account verificato @Raiofficialnews 7 h7 ore fa

"Un cuore serve a sognare tutto ciò che da sempre è più grande di noi" Viaggio nel cuore dell'Italia http://bit.ly/2w6e934

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La Grande Storia‏ @LagrandeStoria 27 lug

13 maggio 1981: l'attentato a Giovanni Paolo II. 13 maggio 1917: la prima apparizione di Fatima. E Fatima oggi? Venerdì alle 21.20 @RaiTre

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