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AUTOR(ES) R. Forlenza , G. Fantoni , Wolfgang Benz
AFILIAÇÃO(ÕES) Trent University
ANO 2002
TIPO Book
ADICIONADO EM 2025-08-14
MD5 cdfc9cfe692bb0253cf1ccaed2cb43c7

Resumo

This introduction to this special issue of Modern Italy explores how the emphasis on fascism in recent scholarship and public discourse risks its mythification and cultural rehabilitation, and urges a rebalancing of historiography to highlight the pivotal role of the Italian Resistance in shaping Italy's democratic identity. Marking the eightieth anniversary of Italy's liberation and the thirtieth anniversary of Modern Italy, the issue examines lesser-known aspects of the Resistance, such as marginal groups, gendered experiences and transnational perspectives. Contributions include studies on Roma Resistance fighters, the Catholic underground press, American soldiers of Italian descent, and women in the Liberal Party. The articles emphasise the liminality and creative potential of the Resistance as a transformative period that redefined political and cultural identities.

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