Fabio Simonetti
@efghilmno.bsky.social
Social Historian of Modern Europe and Italy, Second World War, military occupation studies.
Research Fellow at Brunel University of London.
Research Fellow at Brunel University of London.
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July 14, 2025 at 11:45 AM
Since the old link disappeared, the one link to preview the book on the OUP website is: global.oup.com/academic/pro...
... However, they all play masterfully in conveying the message of an unscrupulous and brutal but cunning leader who sets up a regime based on violence and fear (with the complicity of weak and divided opposition forces) before becoming prisoner of his own character and creature. A big yes from me!
February 2, 2025 at 4:14 PM
... However, they all play masterfully in conveying the message of an unscrupulous and brutal but cunning leader who sets up a regime based on violence and fear (with the complicity of weak and divided opposition forces) before becoming prisoner of his own character and creature. A big yes from me!
... Milan looks like revolutionary Paris to me, Rome a decadent imperial city and parliament a dark, dusty, insalubrious environment. Events are indeed condensed and simplified, as well as the role played by some characters...
February 2, 2025 at 4:10 PM
... Milan looks like revolutionary Paris to me, Rome a decadent imperial city and parliament a dark, dusty, insalubrious environment. Events are indeed condensed and simplified, as well as the role played by some characters...