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Pioneering Female Modernity: Fascist Women in Colonial Africaritten in the 1930s by Italian women who traveled to colonial Africa. It is divided in three parts, dedicated to Anna Messina’s . (Nile Chronicles) (1940), Augusta Perricone-Violà’s . (Women, Not Dolls) (1930), and Alba Felter Sartori’s . (Wanderings, Halts, and Adventures at the Dawning of the Empi

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Public Space and Public Face: Italian Fascist Urban Planning at Tripoli’s Colonial Trade Fairaced the problem of how to establish control over the region. The sheer presence of Italian soldiers and settlers was not enough to overcome local resistance to the idea of European rule. Violence and expropriation would prove an equally inadequate basis for long-term domination. By the late 1920s a

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