Images of the Other World. Chronicles of Exiles in America by Caterina Cristina Fiorentino

“…This paper is the premise to an activity of research that it’s no started yet; the research aims to investigate the production of the exiled by the nazi-fascism that attended one another, or have collaborated each other in the United States like they were used to do in Europe. …”
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Women’s presence in contemporary Italy’s environmental movements, with a case study on the Mamme No Inceneritore committee by Rachele Ledda

“…It was during the Epoca Liberale that the first associations for the protection of the environment and of the Italian cultural heritage appear, an era in which women were excluded from most public activities. With the advent of Fascism, the first environmental issues arose, with women at the forefront of the protests. …”
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From imperialism to liberalism. Reinventing trade, institutions, and unity in post-World War I Europe by Amedeo Gasparini

“…Imperial autocracy was replaced by collectivism: both from the left (Communism) and the right (Nazism and Fascism). The Wilsonian world system, based on trade and institutions, was later put under attack by totalitarianism that weakened liberalism. …”
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History resurrected: Ideological metamorphoses of the global order by Cvetković Vladimir N.

“…The common divisions between liberalism, socialism, Fascism, conservativism, nationalism and other national derivatives of the Moderna, have started fading vis-a-vis the new, strictly moralistic, and necessarily Manichaean structure: 'traditional' vs. …”
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Benjamin sociographe de la mémoire collective ? by Marc Berdet

“…Political: a type of recollection must be put to use by this image for the progress of civilization, especially against Fascism. At the end of this process, the role of the meta-theory appears decisive for the theory, showing up the major difference between our two authors that the epistemological struggle had brought closer. …”
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Image as Text in Leonard Woolf’s ‘Quack, Quack in Politics’ by Christine Reynier

“…How the image is mediated by verbal language but also by the other image, another form of language; how one deconstructs the other; what it tells us about Nazism and Fascism’s hold on the visual image, about political pamphlets and art is what we mean to explore, especially in the light of Virginia Woolf’s essay ‘The Leaning Tower’ and her own work on photography.…”
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Wilhelm Reich et la politique de l’homosexualité dans le mouvement Sex-Pol by Cat Moir

“…In this context, during the 1930s the Sex-Pol movement saw sexual morality as a real weapon in the fight against fascism. But Reich’s work also reveals contradictions in the sexual morality of communism and the labour movement in the interwar period, especially on the issue of homosexuality. …”
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Две сказки: Волшебник страны Оз, 1939 - Золушка, 1947 by Vladimir Paperny

“…Leading culturologist Vladimir Paperny, author of the book Culture Two, and Maya Turovskaya, a well-known film critic and co-author of the documentary film Ordinary Fascism, created a joint project in 2008 dedicated to a comparative analysis of Soviet and American cinema of the 1930s-1940s of the XX century. …”
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Le reti di spionaggio e sabotaggio nazifasciste nell’Italia occupata dagli Alleati (1943-1945) by Nicola Tonietto

“…Even the fascists themselves, through the newborn SID or other groups like Prince Pignatelli’s or Pucci-Del Massa Office, tried to plan espionage networks but also to prepare the ground for the survival of the fascism after the end of the war.…”
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Public Intellectuals and Islamophobia in Greek Society: Entrenching the Discourses of Fear by Alexandros Sakellariou

“…Having in mind the debates over the concepts of Islamo-Fascism, Islamo-leftism, Islamophilia and Islamophobia, this article builds on the literature about the role of intellectuals in society with a special focus on their views about Islam. …”
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La presencia portuguesa en Revista de las Españas (1926-1936) by Antonio Sáez Delgado

“…However, Giménez Caballero’s ideological drift towards fascism ended up disrupting the Iberian interactions generated in the two journals, as he tried to locate the heartland of Iberian cultures in Madrid.…”
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Itinérances politiques et éducatives franco-espagnoles. « Voir ce qui doit être vu » : les trois voyages d'Henri Wallon en Espagne républicaine de 1936 à 1938 by Mari Carmen Rodriguez

“…This contribution attempts to question these exchanges in the light of Wallon's political and educational itinerancy during his three stays, between Marxist commitment and anti fascism, humanitarian action and observation of the heritage of «new education» in Spain before its disappearance.…”
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Virginia Woolf and the new threat of war: from narrative silence to the voice of the sybil by Francisco José Cortés Vieco

“…World War I alerted many writers to the probable replica of another bloodshed in coming decades. the rise of fascism, the rearmament and the weak entente between the Western nations during the 1930s confirmed this fear and obliterated Virginia Woolf’s narrative silence. …”
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On behalf of socialism and in the name of humanity (to the 100th anniversary of the formation of the USSR) by Vadim V. Mukhachev

“…Noting the generally recognized merits of the USSR to mankind, its huge contribution to the struggle against imperialism, fascism and colonialism of capitalist states, the author pays special attention to the reasons for its collapse, and also rejects the ideological (perverse and false) nature of liberal criticism of the history of the Soviet state. …”
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Franquismo y Salazarismo unidos por la frontera: cooperación y entendimiento en la lucha contra la disidencia (1936-1950) by Julián Chaves Palacios

“…Installed at the same time, both survived the worldwide defeat of fascism and the synchrony lengthened until its fall. …”
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Cattolici, cinema e omosessualità: il «turpe vizio» dalla rimozione al panico morale by Mauro Giori

“…The essay traces the development of the way in which the catholic culture tried to handle the representation of homosexuality in the after-war, aiming at removing it completely as during Fascism. This utopian effort fails between the late 1950s and early 1960s both because of the reaction of the laic culture and because Christian Democrats chose to manage it in a different a more moderate way.…”
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THE REPUBLICAN PERIOD FROM THE SPANISH COMMUNIST EXILE POINT OF VIEW by Josep Puigsech Farràs

“…For this reason, it was interpreted as a national and international struggle against fascism aggression, except in the period between the German-Soviet Pact and the Nazi attack on the USSR.…”
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AVANT-GARDISM AND CAPITALISM IN THE MIRROR OF PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY by S. B. Bakhitov

“…The paper also addresses the problem of the correlation between fascism and avant-garde. Basic research methods in the paper are the historical-genetic and historical-comparative methods. …”
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Apuntes para el estudio de una generación progresista en América Latina, 1934-1954: el caso de los asilos diplomáticos y los exilios políticos by José Francisco Mejía Flores

“…That is why it can be considered that it is a generation that ruled under the rise of Nazi fascism in Europe, World War II and the first measures of the Cold War, before which they succumbed.…”
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Competing Historical Narratives: Memory Politics, Identity, and Democracy in Germany and Poland by Oliver Schmidtke

“…In contrast, in Germany, the memory of fascism and the Holocaust has established a stronger rights-based approach to democracy in the liberal tradition and an openness to contesting historical narratives in the public domain.…”
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