“Sempre Presente?”

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. I. Fascism and Nazism in a Transnational Key
5. German Historiography on National Socialism in Its Transnational Context 13
6. Roberta Pergher Italian Fascism in Transnational Historiography 33
7. II. “Volksgemeinschaft” and the Relationship between Italian Society and Fascism
8. From Debates on the Political Order to Visions of Community 61
9. Beyond Consensus: Rethinking Italian Fascism 73
10. III. The Dictators: Hitler and Mussolini
11. Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini 87
12. Benito Mussolini: 100 Years on 107
13. Adolf Hitler 127
14. IV. Violence
15. “Spaces” of Violence 151
16. Fascist Violence. History and Historiography 163
17. V. Stone Fascism after the War
18. Obersalzberg and the Axis 185
19. Traces of Fascist Architecture in Republican Italy 225
20. Fascist Monuments on the Border. The Case of Bolzano/Bozen, South Tyrol 247
21. VI. The New Right and Fascism
22. “Sempre Presente?” 277
23. Old Ideologies and New Strategies. German Right-Wing Populism 297
24. CasaPound Italia and Forza Nuova. Back to the Future 317
25. Contributors 335