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S3 · E98 — Giuseppe Bottai, a Critical Fascist
S3:E98 · Giuseppe Bottai, a Critical Fascist
115 episodes in this season
The Fall of the Berlin Wall
40 min
Poland 1989: Walesa's Victory
Prague 1989: the Velvet Revolution
Romania 1989: Ceausescu's Fall
The Dissolution of the Soviet Union
1919 Italian General Elections
The Longobardian Italy
Wall Street's Black Tuesday
Giovanni Franzoni, the Rebel Abbot
The Four Days of Naples
War Rapes in the 20th Century
The First Travel Around the World
The Moscow Trials
The First Gulf War
The Reggio Revolt
Emperor Claudius
Suez, a Door to the East
Ferruccio Parri, the Dream of a New Italy
The Kosovo Crisis
Spies From Cambridge
Pius IX, the Last Pope King
Weiss and Gemelli, Psychoanalysis and the Church
How University For All Started
The Piazza Fontana Bombing
Niccolò Machiavelli: Politician, Diplomat, Scholar, Playwright
Florence Capital City
The Fund for the South
Futurism Between Art and Politics
The 1915-1918 Alpine War
John Melchior Bosco
Napoleon in Italy
Nino Andreatta, Supportive Rigorist
Sandokan and Colonialism
Prohibition in America
Giovanni Ansaldo, the Stainless Conservative
President Roosevelt
Sparta and Athens
Andrei Sakharov
The Indian Independence
The Sereni Brothers
The Liberation of Auschwitz
Joan of Arc
Pastrone and the Dawn of Cinema with Cabiria
The Trains of Happiness
Rosa Parks
Metternich, the Art of Diplomacy
The Yalta Conference
Salvatore Giuliano, the Bandit From Montelepre
Totò's Italy
Porzus, Blood on Resistance
Foibe, the Eternal Abandonment
Marcus Aurelius, the Philosopher Emperor
Farinacci, the Uncompromising Fascist
Dresden 1945: a Hell of Fire
Zanardelli: the Liberal New Strategy
A Case Against Madame Bovary
Albania Under Enver Hohxa
Cosma Manera and the Redeemed Legion
The Biennial of Dissent
The Two Conclaves of 1978
Louise of Prussia
Turati and Kuliscioff: Two Lives, One Passion
1947, the Rift Between De Gasperi and the Italian Communist Party
The Six-Day War
The IRI Parable
Catherine of Siena
The Algerian War
Turin at War
Violence Against Women
Italian Righteous Among the Nations
Luigi Barzini, the Adventure of Journalism
Alexandre Dumas and Italian Risorgimento
The Burning of the Narodni Dom in Trieste
Victor Emmanuel II of Savoy
Paris, the City of Exile
John Paul II
Italy Discovers Mafia
The Vikings
1946: Birth of the Republic
Rome 1960, the Italians' Olympiad
The Statute of Workers
Hitler-Mussolini, Meeting at the Brenner Pass
Augustus, Prince of the Empire
Emilio Colombo, Last of the Constituents
June 10, 1940: Italy Goes to War
The End of WWII in Europe
From Hollywood to Via Veneto
The Witch Hunt
1973: Austerity's Italy
The Nuremberg Trial
The Salerno Decision
The Myth of Rome During Fascism
Milan During the 1960s
The End of the Cold War
Giovanni Gentile
Tito's Yugoslavia
The Crimean War
Giuseppe Bottai, a Critical Fascist
The Nazi Massacres in Italy
The Popular Fronts
1900 Paris Expo
Raphael, Art and Ideas
The Italo-Turkish War
Consumerist Italy
Marco Polo and His Travels
Cavour
The Arab League
Malaparte, a Damned Italian
The Normandy Landings
Vietnam and Opposition to War
Augustine of Hippo
The Beat Generation
The Cephalonia Massacre
The Lebanese Civil War
The Red Cross Nurses
