Theatre and the Visual Arts

Abstract

Recensioni shown the various other paths that Italians could have chosen, here he perhaps falls prey to the idea of inevitability, as indeed he portrays Mussolini's rise to power.What is refreshing, however, in the overview of the period, is the authors focus on the Italian identity.The two wars and the interim with Mussolini are described in regards to how they affected Italy and italianità.Mussolini himself represented the epitome of the Italian malepatriotic, masculine, youthful, and powerful.Even when Italians would reject fascism after the war, these ideals would remain.

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