The Satirical Cartoon in War Propaganda: The Case of the Greco-Italian War (1940-1941) by Marina Bantiou

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Francesco Guicciardini’s essay “Del suicidio per ragione di libertà o di servitù” for the Florentine republican tradition by Pavlov Kirill Vladimirovich

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Biographie et autobiographie dans le Livre du Courtisan de Baldassare Castiglione by Guillaume Alonge

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Rethinking the Greeks: to the issue of ancient statehood analysis in the political theory by Niccolò Machiavelli by Pavlov Kirill Vladimirovich

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The political, cultural, and dynastic history of the Farnese family: between the end of the Western Schism and the outbreak of the Italian wars, 1417-1494 by Luiten, L

I Prigionieri della Torre dei Leoni. Una storia penale e letteraria by Bruno Capaci

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War-related risks and the İstanbul bourse on the eve of the First World War by Avni Önder Hanedar, Erdost Torun, Elmas Yaldız Hanedar

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Ethiopian and Eritrean Askaris in Libya (1911- 1932) by Dechasa Abebe

“…A number of books and articles were published on the three consecutive Italian wars in Libya and its resistances during the first three decades of the twentieth century. …”
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‘Medici ‘cross roads’: the intersection of warfare and politics in the Tyrrhenian Sea and Duke Cosimo I’s path towards the Order of Santo Stefano (1544-1563)’ by Tzavaras, A

“…Yet, Cosimo I de Medici’s overwhelming and intricate experiences during the Habsburg-Valois Italian Wars (1494-1559) and the subsequent campaigns in North Africa also directly influenced his plans to establish a military religious order. …”

The Beast Within, the Beast Without by Borgo, Francesca

“…This essay examines the role of zoo­morphic armour around the period of the Italian wars (1494-1559) and brings into focus early modern ideas about the behavioural and morphological proximity of living beings, illustrating the period’s fluid perception of the human-animal divide. …”
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La papauté de Paul IV à travers les sources diplomatiques romaines et vénitiennes by Daniele Santarelli

“…Through these unpublished sources, it is possible to propose a new interpretation of the political and diplomatic issues of the last years of the Italian Wars.…”
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Unveiling the Hidden Secrets of Bomarzo Cathedral: New Evidence from Last Ground-Penetrating Radar Survey by Pier Matteo Barone, Giovanni Lamoratta

“…Despite enduring numerous challenges, including damage from the Italian Wars, extensive restoration efforts were undertaken to preserve its cultural legacy. …”
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Role of Renée of France in the diplomatic game of the XVI century by V. S. Stefanenko

“…She was a potential bride in the rapidly changing combinations of the period of the Italian Wars. Being married to the Duke of Ferrara, Rene was the daughter of France, first of all, and became a guide of the French kings political aspirations in Italy. …”
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Greece and the Defence of Crete, 1939–1941 by Georges Yiannikopoulos

“…This article aims to examine the Greek plans for the defence of Crete, both before and during the Greek-Italian war. Crete’s strategic position, especially in relation to the Middle East, motivated Britain who began to work out plans, even from the start of the war, aimed at the defence of Crete in case it was threatened by Axis forces. …”
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Verso una memoria culturale autoassolutoria. Ruoli di genere e mascolinità nel "combat film" italiano degli anni Cinquanta by Samuel Antichi

“…In the present essay, I will take into account some Italian war films made in the 1950s, such as “Carica eroica” (“Heroic Charge”, 1952, Francesco De Robertis), “I sette dell’Orsa maggiore” (“Hell Raiders of the Deep”, 1953, Duilio Coletti), “Mizar - Sabotaggio in mare” (Mizar, 1954, Francesco De Robertis), “Divisione Folgore” (“Folgore Division“, 1954, Duilio Coletti), “La grande speranza” (“Submarine Attack”, 1954, Duilio Coletti) in order to reflect upon their role in building Italy’s memory of its past as well as the perception of Italian war crimes in public opinion. …”
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The Mortella II Wreck, a Genoese Merchantman Sunk in 1527 in Corsica (Saint-Florent, France): A Preliminary Assessment of the Site, Hull Structures and Artefacts by Arnaud Cazenave de la Roche, Fabrizio Ciacchella

“…It was designed as a continuation and complement to the excavation of the Mortella III wreck that was performed between 2010 and 2019 and to which it is historically linked: both ships were Genoese merchantmen sailing together, which sank in 1527 in the context of the 7th Italian War between France and Spain. The paper takes up the main outcomes of the lines of research on shipbuilding and artefacts (anchors and artillery). …”
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Les gloses marginales du MS Saraval du Sefer ha-shorashim de David Qimḥi by Cyril Aslanov

“…The fact that the manuscript was handled from one owner to another no less than three times within two years could be ascribed to the overall instability generated by the advancing French troops during the First Italian War (1494-1497).…”
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L’occupation britannique de Chypre et la Cyprus Police (1878-1914) by Patrick Louvier

“…The communitarisation of debates concerning its management as well as the fear of excesses led to the overrepresentation of Muslims in the Cyprus Police whose self-control during clashes in the Turco-Italian war (1911-1912), confirmed its management’s competence and awareness of the realities in Cyprus.…”
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Accuracy Evaluation for Plan-Reliefs and Historical Maps Created during WWI in Northern Italy by Matteo Bozzano, Domenico Sguerso, Paolo Zatelli, Davide Zendri, Angelo Besana

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Le collezioni di plastici del Museo Storico Italiano della Guerra di Rovereto Riflessioni su studio, schedatura e valorizzazione partendo dal modello del Monte Pasubio (1918)/The... by Valentina De Santi, Davide Zendri

“…In this regard, we want to present here a first report of the work in progress on the collections of topographical models preserved at the Italian War History Museum in Rovereto. The focus will be dedicated to highlighting the work phases, the difficulties encountered in the study process and some reflections in relation to the methods of filing such materials. …”
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