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‘What an Aesthetic War’: The Italian Media Strategy and the Military During the First World Warticularly complicated and subject to severe censorship. Indeed, in May 1915, when the Kingdom of Italy entered the Great War, the nation’s cultural mobilization was part of this transnational process of forging an acceptable and comforting ‘War tale,’ where the constant manipulation of national info

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Verga’s “L’amante di Gramigna”: Outlaws and Disorder in Militarized Post-Unification Italyian Unification and patriotic literature on the author. Early in his career, he portrays war in historical novels that are epic in scope, but quickly turns his attention to stories that are more current; increasingly, his portrayal of history and war become more impressionistic and “human.” Amatange

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Military Service in Textbooks for Italian Soldiers, 1861–1914ndbooks (.), produced between 1861 and 1914, aimed to legitimize military service and persuade conscripts to fulfill their duties. He pays particular attention to the extent to which pro-conscription stylistic and argumentative strategies changed according to national/international political framewo

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: Conscription’s Making and Unmaking of Italians from Rural Piedmontring a sense of national identity, and also in educating or developing the conscripts. Through consideration of the experience and testimonies of men and women interviewed by Nuto Revelli between 1970 and the early 1980s, Stewart nuances the prevailing portrayal to demonstrate that conscription did

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Italy’s Fields of Glory: First World War Battlefield Travel and the Uses of Public Memory, 1919–1953y culture both to the Italian public and to foreign visitors. Making use of a select number of representative battlefield guidebooks and state-sponsored tours over time, this study analyzes the layered public memories drawn from the empty battlefield spaces and contextualized for the different types