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The New Italian Socialist Party
“On January 11th, a new party was founded in Italy: the Italian Socialist Party of Proletarian Unity (psiup). By the end of January it already had 60,000 members. The new party was inaugurated when the Italian Socialist Party (psi) entered the Moro government and its left . . .” read more
The Italian Novel
“Anti-Fascism, the War and the Resistance, transformed Italian literature. Proof of this can be seen in the fact that the novel has become its principal form, to the detriment of the short story and poetry. But this is only an external aspect; the essential phenomenon is a complete . . .” read more
What is Fascism?
“The first volume of what promises to be by far the most rigorous and methodologically exciting analysis of Italian Fascism yet to have appeared has recently come out in France: Robert Paris’ Histoire du Fascisme en Italie. Showing complete familiarity with the mass of published material on the . . .” read more
The Centre-Left in Italy
“Does the Centre-Left government represent a fundamental turningpoint in Italian political life, or is it only a passing tactical phase? And if it is a permanent reorientation, is it a shift to the left by the Christian Democrats (DC), or on the contrary a shift to the right . . .” read more
The Debate of the Central Committee of the Italian Communist Party on the 22nd Congress of the CPSU
“The Italian Communist Party, in exile and jail for 20 years under Mussolini, was re-formed in 1944 in the throes of the Resistance. Relatively uncompromised by the equivocations and complicities of the 30’s, the Party’s formative experience was national resistance and insurrection. The majority of its cadres were . . .” read more
Conversations in Italy
“during the course of my short stay in Italy, I had the opportunity of a number of conversations with leading Italian socialists. I talked with Carlo Meara in Milan, and Giolitti in Rome. Both of them were impressed with New Left Review, and showed a great interest . . .” read more