Lewis Driver
@lewisedriver.bsky.social
PhD researcher at the European University Institute. Everyday life during fascist dictatorships in Italy and Spain.
Delighted to publish my article ‘Rethinking Campanilismo: Community and Conflict in Fascist Arezzo, 1922–1928’ with @conteurohistory.bsky.social
It looks at how rural communities in Tuscany were impacted by (and responded to) fascist paramilitary violence at the outset of the fascist takeover.
It looks at how rural communities in Tuscany were impacted by (and responded to) fascist paramilitary violence at the outset of the fascist takeover.
Rethinking Campanilismo: Community and Conflict in Fascist Arezzo, 1922–1928 | Contemporary European History | Cambridge Core
Rethinking Campanilismo: Community and Conflict in Fascist Arezzo, 1922–1928
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February 13, 2025 at 10:46 AM
Delighted to publish my article ‘Rethinking Campanilismo: Community and Conflict in Fascist Arezzo, 1922–1928’ with @conteurohistory.bsky.social
It looks at how rural communities in Tuscany were impacted by (and responded to) fascist paramilitary violence at the outset of the fascist takeover.
It looks at how rural communities in Tuscany were impacted by (and responded to) fascist paramilitary violence at the outset of the fascist takeover.