marshall pierce
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After World War I, city hall Socialists around Italy built an impressive array of welfare programs, schools, and libraries.
The Fascist backlash soon showed the limits of their strength and the impossibility of relying on urban citadels of power alone.
The Fascist backlash soon showed the limits of their strength and the impossibility of relying on urban citadels of power alone.
When Fascism Destroyed Italy’s Socialist City Halls
After World War I, city hall Socialists around Italy built an impressive array of welfare programs, schools, and libraries. The Fascist backlash soon showed the limits of their strength and the impossibility of relying on urban citadels of power alone.
jacobin.com
October 28, 2025 at 4:45 PM
After World War I, city hall Socialists around Italy built an impressive array of welfare programs, schools, and libraries.
The Fascist backlash soon showed the limits of their strength and the impossibility of relying on urban citadels of power alone.
The Fascist backlash soon showed the limits of their strength and the impossibility of relying on urban citadels of power alone.
New article on Jacobin discussing Zohran, fascism, the limits of socialist municipal power: jacobin.com/2025/10/fasc...
October 28, 2025 at 4:50 PM
New article on Jacobin discussing Zohran, fascism, the limits of socialist municipal power: jacobin.com/2025/10/fasc...