Where Monsters Are Born: Documenting a Fascist Revival in the Streets of Rome, 2018-2019

Amy King; Brian J. Griffith

Where Monsters Are Born: Documenting a Fascist Revival in the Streets of Rome, 2018-2019

Amy King, Brian J. Griffith

Department of History (Historical Studies)

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Abstract

An online open access archive of neofascist posters with academic analysis, lesson plans, and other multimedia sources for use in the English-speaking classroom globally.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2024

Keywords

Memory studies
Neofascism
Visual Culture
Italy
Posters

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Where Monsters Are Born: Documenting a Fascist Revival in the Streets of Rome, 2018-2019

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