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Mazzini V. Mussolini: How Italy’s Anti-Fascist Exiles Rediscovered America

It was autumn, 1939. Germany had just invaded Poland. France had not yet fallen. Mussolini was Hitler’s ally on paper, but had not yet mobilized troops. And the United States wouldn’t enter the war for another two years. Exactly 80 years ago this week, the Mazzini Society was born in Northampton, Massachusetts, allowing intellectual émigrés […]

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More Than A Witness: Revisiting Primo Levi 100 Years Since His Birth

The Italian writer’s work is best known for his role recounting the horror of concentration camps. He was that man, and so much more.

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