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Burying Mussolini: ILLUSTRATIONS

Burying Mussolini
ILLUSTRATIONS
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table of contents
  1. List of Illustrations
  2. Acknowledgments
  3. Introduction
  4. 1. Fascism and the Social Life of “Ordinary Life”
  5. 2. Ordinary Exemplars and the Moralization of the Everyday
  6. 3. The “Carnival of Mussolini” and How to Pretend It Isn’t Happening
  7. 4. Everyday Space and Walking in the Fascist City
  8. 5. Ordinary Skepticism and Fascist Family Resemblances
  9. 6. Recycling the Past and the “Museum of Fascism”
  10. Conclusion
  11. Notes
  12. References
  13. Index

ILLUSTRATIONS

Map 1. The town of Predappio

  I.1.  Facade of the Church of Saint Anthony

  I.2.  The former Casa del Fascio, Predappio

  I.3.  A “souvenir” shop in Predappio

  I.4.  The casa natale (birth house) of Mussolini

  1.1.  The king of Italy visits Mussolini’s birth house

  2.1.  Giuseppe Ferlini

  2.2.  Postcard depicting Palazzo Varano, Predappio

  3.1.  ANPI’s national vice president speaks

  3.2.  Marchers begin to arrive

  3.3.  The march begins

  3.4.  Uniforms on display

  3.5.  At the cemetery

  4.1.  Saint Alexander with the fasces on his shield

  4.2.  The “museum” at the Villa Carpena

  4.3.  Every advertisement for the Villa Carpena on surrounding roads has been defaced

  4.4.  Fascist Father Christmas

  4.5.  The tower of the Casa del Fascio in Predappio

  4.6.  The remains of the iron flagpole of the Casa del Fascio

  4.7.  The tomb and visitors’ book

  4.8.  Commemorative plaques

  6.1.  Giorgio interviewed by a Danish television crew outside of the Casa del Fascio

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