The centenary of the Fiume adventure leads scholars to rethink the event in a broader historical ... more The centenary of the Fiume adventure leads scholars to rethink the event in a broader historical and geographical perspective. This special issue aims to contribute to such renovated interest by investigating the presence of international visitors in the Adriatic city as well as by analyzing the echoes produced in the foreign press by d’Annunzio occupation. Even incomplete, the picture that emerged shows both how the d’Annunzio propaganda was able in attracting «political tourists» from around the world and how the endeavor has to be consider an event that galvanized – and also divided – the public opinion abroad and not just an Italian fact.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Ricostruzione dei tre fattori salienti della politica di occupazione italiana in Slovenia dal 194... more Ricostruzione dei tre fattori salienti della politica di occupazione italiana in Slovenia dal 1941 al 1943
The Freemasonries of the main powers of the Entente and of some neutral countries met in Paris in... more The Freemasonries of the main powers of the Entente and of some neutral countries met in Paris in June 1917 to define the structure of the new Europe that would have sprung from the end of the war. Italian Freemasonry also took part in the meeting. During the meeting the birth of a «League of Nations» was established, a project that would reappear in Wilson’s Fourteen points. During the meeting there emerged contrasts between the Italian Masons and those of France and Serbia on the subject of the future borders of Italy. The French, allied with the Serbs, wanted Dalmatia and other lands to be attributed to the future Yugoslavia. The suspicion, always denied, that the Italian delegation had accepted the proposal of the plebiscites (which would have favored the Slavic nation) sparked a series of controversies against Italian Freemasonry and showed how nationalism was supplanting the ancient cosmopolitanism of the European Masonic families
In the months between the Italian armistice (September 1943) and the end of the war (May 1945), I... more In the months between the Italian armistice (September 1943) and the end of the war (May 1945), Italy became the destination of a large group of Yugoslav exiles who, in various ways, opposed Tito and the Socialist and Federal Republic in the process of being formed. These exiles, divided by nationality and political affiliation (ranging from exponents of the resistance linked to the government in exile in London to the most radical collaborators with the Nazis), were united by their staunch anti-communism. Carefully observed by both the Italian secret services and the Allied military government, with the approach of the Cold War this Yugoslav ?refractory community? was increasingly used as a centre of propaganda and in part also of information by the West. After the Tito-Stalin split, this function was reduced, and the community waited for new developments that would only appear forty years later with the dissolution of the disdained Federal and Socialist Republic. This essay is an ...
Storie straordinarie di italiani nel Pacifico portrays the narratives and memoirs of unhonored, e... more Storie straordinarie di italiani nel Pacifico portrays the narratives and memoirs of unhonored, enigmatic, buried in oblivion Italian pioneers in fin-de-siècle Oceania intersecting and clashing with the postmodern clichés populating the mind of Italian literati, cinematographers, and the pages of popular magazines and comic books. Its content and nostalgic cover à la Hugo Pratt are winning the attention of the book review sections on Italian newspapers and media. Without any doubt, one of the very few publications in Italian about Italians involved in that 1/3 of the globe historically ignored and often misrepresented in Italy. Introduction by Marco Cuzzi; Chapters from Matteo Aria, Louis Bousquet & Lorenz Gonschor, Lorenzo Brutti & Elisabetta Gnecchi-Ruscone, Gaia Cottino, Elisabetta de Dominis & Paola Predolin, Incoronata Inserra, Massimo Morello, Alessandro Marzo-Magno, Antonio Pagliaro, Andrea Vento; Epilogue by Guido Carlo Pigliasco; Afterword by Laura Scarpa. https://www.amazon.it/Storie-straordinarie-italiani-nel-Pacifico/dp/8862883242
Voluto dall'industriale del cemento Carlo Pesenti come quotidiano elettorale per contrastare ... more Voluto dall'industriale del cemento Carlo Pesenti come quotidiano elettorale per contrastare le sinistre alle elezioni politiche italiane del 1953, «La Notte» diventò un protagonista del giorna-lismo di Milano dagli anni Cinquanta ai Settanta. Caratterizzato da uno stile dinamico, «La Notte» fu un quotidiano di informazione, riportando notizie di ogni tipo, dalla politica naziona-le alla vita economica, sociale e persino notturna. Fu il primo tabloid italiano. Il suo direttore Nino Nutrizio, un giornalista di destra, schierò il giornale con la Maggioranza silenziosa e con il "blocco d?ordine" anticomunista. Quando si accorse che l?estremismo neofascista stava mo-nopolizzando la reazione moderata milanese, Nutrizio si allontanò dal Movimento Sociale Ita-liano, schierandosi con le istituzioni. L?avvento delle televisioni commerciali ne fece declinare il successo. Dimessosi il direttore nel 1979, nella fase più acuta del terrorismo, il giornale so-pravvivrà fino al 1994, ...
The centenary of the Fiume adventure leads scholars to rethink the event in a broader historical ... more The centenary of the Fiume adventure leads scholars to rethink the event in a broader historical and geographical perspective. This special issue aims to contribute to such renovated interest by investigating the presence of international visitors in the Adriatic city as well as by analyzing the echoes produced in the foreign press by d’Annunzio occupation. Even incomplete, the picture that emerged shows both how the d’Annunzio propaganda was able in attracting «political tourists» from around the world and how the endeavor has to be consider an event that galvanized – and also divided – the public opinion abroad and not just an Italian fact.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Ricostruzione dei tre fattori salienti della politica di occupazione italiana in Slovenia dal 194... more Ricostruzione dei tre fattori salienti della politica di occupazione italiana in Slovenia dal 1941 al 1943
The Freemasonries of the main powers of the Entente and of some neutral countries met in Paris in... more The Freemasonries of the main powers of the Entente and of some neutral countries met in Paris in June 1917 to define the structure of the new Europe that would have sprung from the end of the war. Italian Freemasonry also took part in the meeting. During the meeting the birth of a «League of Nations» was established, a project that would reappear in Wilson’s Fourteen points. During the meeting there emerged contrasts between the Italian Masons and those of France and Serbia on the subject of the future borders of Italy. The French, allied with the Serbs, wanted Dalmatia and other lands to be attributed to the future Yugoslavia. The suspicion, always denied, that the Italian delegation had accepted the proposal of the plebiscites (which would have favored the Slavic nation) sparked a series of controversies against Italian Freemasonry and showed how nationalism was supplanting the ancient cosmopolitanism of the European Masonic families
In the months between the Italian armistice (September 1943) and the end of the war (May 1945), I... more In the months between the Italian armistice (September 1943) and the end of the war (May 1945), Italy became the destination of a large group of Yugoslav exiles who, in various ways, opposed Tito and the Socialist and Federal Republic in the process of being formed. These exiles, divided by nationality and political affiliation (ranging from exponents of the resistance linked to the government in exile in London to the most radical collaborators with the Nazis), were united by their staunch anti-communism. Carefully observed by both the Italian secret services and the Allied military government, with the approach of the Cold War this Yugoslav ?refractory community? was increasingly used as a centre of propaganda and in part also of information by the West. After the Tito-Stalin split, this function was reduced, and the community waited for new developments that would only appear forty years later with the dissolution of the disdained Federal and Socialist Republic. This essay is an ...
Storie straordinarie di italiani nel Pacifico portrays the narratives and memoirs of unhonored, e... more Storie straordinarie di italiani nel Pacifico portrays the narratives and memoirs of unhonored, enigmatic, buried in oblivion Italian pioneers in fin-de-siècle Oceania intersecting and clashing with the postmodern clichés populating the mind of Italian literati, cinematographers, and the pages of popular magazines and comic books. Its content and nostalgic cover à la Hugo Pratt are winning the attention of the book review sections on Italian newspapers and media. Without any doubt, one of the very few publications in Italian about Italians involved in that 1/3 of the globe historically ignored and often misrepresented in Italy. Introduction by Marco Cuzzi; Chapters from Matteo Aria, Louis Bousquet & Lorenz Gonschor, Lorenzo Brutti & Elisabetta Gnecchi-Ruscone, Gaia Cottino, Elisabetta de Dominis & Paola Predolin, Incoronata Inserra, Massimo Morello, Alessandro Marzo-Magno, Antonio Pagliaro, Andrea Vento; Epilogue by Guido Carlo Pigliasco; Afterword by Laura Scarpa. https://www.amazon.it/Storie-straordinarie-italiani-nel-Pacifico/dp/8862883242
Voluto dall'industriale del cemento Carlo Pesenti come quotidiano elettorale per contrastare ... more Voluto dall'industriale del cemento Carlo Pesenti come quotidiano elettorale per contrastare le sinistre alle elezioni politiche italiane del 1953, «La Notte» diventò un protagonista del giorna-lismo di Milano dagli anni Cinquanta ai Settanta. Caratterizzato da uno stile dinamico, «La Notte» fu un quotidiano di informazione, riportando notizie di ogni tipo, dalla politica naziona-le alla vita economica, sociale e persino notturna. Fu il primo tabloid italiano. Il suo direttore Nino Nutrizio, un giornalista di destra, schierò il giornale con la Maggioranza silenziosa e con il "blocco d?ordine" anticomunista. Quando si accorse che l?estremismo neofascista stava mo-nopolizzando la reazione moderata milanese, Nutrizio si allontanò dal Movimento Sociale Ita-liano, schierandosi con le istituzioni. L?avvento delle televisioni commerciali ne fece declinare il successo. Dimessosi il direttore nel 1979, nella fase più acuta del terrorismo, il giornale so-pravvivrà fino al 1994, ...
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