Después de Mussolini y el rey. Miradas franquistas a la Italia republicana y postfascista (1945-1953). 1. La infantería intelectual franquista y el «sombrio espectáculo de Italia» (1944-1946)
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Alcide De Gasperi, Pietro Nenni, Palmiro Togliatti,, Popular Front, Christian Democracy, Víctor Manuel III, June 2, PCI, PSI, Luis Galinsoga, Julián Cortés-Cavanillas, Santiago Nadal, Manuel Brunet, intellectual, FrancoismAbstract
After Mussolini and the king: the Francoist perspective on republican and post- fascist Italy (1945-1953)
Despite the fall of Mussolini and the demise of Fascism, Italy remained a focus of significant attention for part of the Francoist «intellectual infantry»: journalists, reporters, columnists, etc., took up the role of interpreting the world according to the Francoist ideology. The Francoist regime was able to learn useful lessons from the great Italian post-war events — the referendum on monarchy, the 1948 and 1953 elections — for the history of Spain and its intellectuals were able to interpret them correctly, identifying similarities between the 1948 polls and the 1931 or 1933 elections of the Second Republic, the defeats of Communism, etc.
Received: 11-01-2010
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