... veterans and neofascists, and the specific context of Italian and international political conjunctures influenced the nature of such “bridging” and the resonance between these frames of anti-fascism and anti-imperialism. Studies of internationalist movements in Italy often discuss anti-fascism, but all...

...Maurizio Vaudagna 1977 The New Deal and Corporativism in Italy Maurizio Vaudagna At the beginning of the 1930's the United States and Italy faced the problems induced in all capitalist countries by the depression—a drastic fall in produc• tion, a breakdown of the financial...

...David F. Schmitz Copyright © September 1985 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1985 "A Fine Young Revolution": The United States and the Fascist Revolution in Italy, 1919-1925 David F. Schmitz...

...Marco Armiero At the end of nineteenth century, the city of Naples, Italy was hit by a cholera epidemic that affected the fishers' neighborhoods that lined the seaboard with special intensity. As a consequence of the epidemic, the area was transformed from a poor neighborhood inhabited by fishers...

...Rosa Hamilton Abstract This article argues that a uniquely queer anti-fascism emerged in the early 1970s led by transgender and gender-nonconforming people and cisgender lesbians against postwar fascism in western Europe. In Britain, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, queer anti-fascists drew...

...Alejandra B. Osorio National geographies (and narratives) have characterized the boundaries of the historiographies of the sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Spanish Empire, producing works that are too often limited to case studies of nation-states (Spain, Italy, Peru, Mexico, etc.). Atlantic...

... of their eviction brought to light the way refugee occupiers both demand rights to subsidized housing and care for each other. Refugees confront the discriminatory distribution of integration resources in Italy by establishing autonomous structures, like housing occupations of abandoned buildings, to both...

... in the regions of Mexico and of southern Italy that either sent large numbers of migrants to the United States or were incorporated into its national territory. We ask why street foods became iconic symbols of ethnic Mexican food in the United States when ethnic Italian food became associated with restaurants...

.... Several developments soon put an end to these hopes. First, the electoral setbacks of the left in Spain (1977), France (1978), and Italy (1979) indefinitely postponed the Communists' entrance into bourgeois governments. Since then it has become increasingly ap- parent that the parties...

.... There is a sort of general democratic interest in showing how a concrete trial functions. —Carlo Ginzburg, Libération (October 9, 1997) Social conflict in Italy during the late 1960s and early 1970s had a particular breadth and impact. Radical...

... German writings on fascism received so little atten- tion on the left in Italy. This leads on to the third dead-end, the weakness of the whole discussion in terms o€comparative empirical work. A debate on these themes which did not refer continuously to Italy, France, Rumania, or even Britain...

... of Italy and in the artisan- commercial economy of Jewish communities in the Pale. Through the social and economic transformations taking place in Europe and the personal transformation under- gone during migration, the family group proved to be the critical resource...

... the completeness of the conversion Thus by the mid-sixteenth century, in addition to the growing attraction of Protestantism among large sections of the population in central Europe, France, and even pockets in Italy, the Catholic Church had to recognize that its Christianization efforts in the New...

... the completeness of the conversion Thus by the mid-sixteenth century, in addition to the growing attraction of Protestantism among large sections of the population in central Europe, France, and even pockets in Italy, the Catholic Church had to recognize that its Christianization efforts in the New...

..., Annarita, "Italy: The Feminist Challenge," in C. Boggs and D. Plotke, eds., The Politics of Eurocommunism: Socialism in Transition (Boston, 1980). Analyses the feminist ideological and political challenge to traditional mass party politics of the PCI. Carden, Maren Lockwood...

... morto per la libertà” —“Bella ciao” Italy. Lebanon. Turkey. Chile. Iraq. India. And back to Italy. The anti-fascist song “Bella ciao” (1944) has become a sine qua non of the sociopolitical protests that have animated city squares throughout the globe. While certainly different in nature...

... to the founding of the Jesuits and their social ministry among the popular classes in Italy. After explaining the challenges histori- ans of premodern popular culture face-the elite nature of most sources among them-the author argues for a between-the-lines reading of "distorted viewpoints and elite...

... was a child, I spent three years in a small village in Abruzzi, in southern Italy. Then, when the fascist regime collapsed, he went to Rome and resumed his underground political work. Then he was arrested. He died in 1944 in the German section of the Rome jail. My mother is a novelist. So in some way...

... the germ, but by the 1960s, this quarantine was no longer viable. During the 1970s, scholars introduced readers to the possibility that fascism represented a set of ideas and a political system consent- ed to, and even desired by, many.l In Italy, Reno de Felice risked tak- ing Mussolini seriously...