Fascism in Popular Memory: The Cultural Experience of the Turin Working Class

Joe Foweraker · Luisa Passerini

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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis European history and politics

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Preface Introduction Part I. Oral Sources and the analysis of Cultural Identities: 1. Memories of self- autobiography and self-representation Part II. Oral Sources and the History of Grass-Roots Cultural Forms: 2. Fascism and the symbolic order in everyday life Part III. Oral Sources and the History of the events of Everyday Life: 3. Forms of social acceptance of Fascism 4. Resistance to demographic policy 5. Mussolini's visit to Mirafiori Appendix Notes Index.

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