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Italy’s Divided Memory

Part of the Italian and Italian American Studies Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9780230101838

ISBN: 978-1-349-38105-0

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

Nov 17, 2015

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Divided Memory

Foot, John

Pages: 1 –29

[Italian memories have often been divided. Events have been interpreted in contrasting ways, and the facts themselves are often contested. It has proved extremely difficult, if not impossible, for any group—public or private—to create a consensus around the past, or around ways of remembering...
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World War I

Foot, John

Pages: 31 –53

[Two stories will be used in this chapter to illustrate the ways in which memories of World War I were elaborated, made public, or silenced in Italy. First, we will look at the “monument war” that raged in Italy (and in particular in the north and center of the country) roughly between 1915 and...
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Fascist Memories, Memories of Fascism

Foot, John

Pages: 55 –70

[Fascism sought to create a collective memory of itself, right from the start. This memory was to be part of a civic religion, an all-encompassing ideology that would stand beside and merge with the nation and the state.2 To this end, the March on Rome was reinvented as a revolution, complete...
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Italian Wartime Camps, Italians in Wartime Camps

Foot, John

Pages: 71 –95

[Wooden shacks in a field and a monument close to the Reggio Calabria-Salerno motorway; a plaque on a church in Holborn in London and a cross near a remote beach on a Scottish island; a debate over a plan to build a furniture store near Visco (Udine); walls and assorted buildings in a wood in the...
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1940–1943

Foot, John

Pages: 97 –124

[World War II was presented to the Italians as a heroic moment, and opposition to Italy’s entry into war was muted, not least because the country had been under a dictatorship for the previous twenty years.1 Yet, after an initial sense of “victory,” as France surrendered two weeks after Italy’s...
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Nazi Massacres and Divided Memory

Foot, John

Pages: 125 –146

[On thousands of occasions between 1943 and 1945, Italian villages and cities were forced to mourn their victims, after massacres carried out by the German army. The modus operandi was often the same. German soldiers would arrive early in the morning, round up all the men they could find, and...
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The Resistance

Foot, John

Pages: 147 –182

[Claudio Pavone, in his Una guerra civile, identified the “three wars” that made up the resistance: a war of national liberation, class war, and civil war. These three wars have produced—at least—three different sets of memories. To these wars, moreover, we should now add a fourth kind of...
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The Strategy of Tension and Terrorism

Foot, John

Pages: 183 –203

[On December 12, 1969, a bomb exploded in a bank in Piazza Fontana in the center of Milan. Sixteen people eventually died and more than ninety were injured. This was the first act in what later became known as the “strategy of tension.” Although much is still unknown about the series of bombs...
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Conclusion: End of the Voyage

Foot, John

Pages: 205 –208

[At dawn, on July 22, 1944, Dante Castellucci was shot dead by a firing squad made up of other partisans. In 2007, he had a plaque dedicated to his memory near his place of execution. The sixty-three years in between these two events had been marked by a combination of lies, silences, and...

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