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STUDIA HISTORIA - Issue no. 2 / 2021 | |||||||
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THE ITALIAN COMMUNIST PARTY AND THE COMMUNIST REGIMES OF EASTERN EUROPE THROUGH THE MAGAZINE “RINASCITA” / IL PARTITO COMUNISTA ITALIANO E I REGIMI COMUNISTI DELL’EUROPA ORIENTALE ATTRAVERSO LA RIVISTA “RINASCITA”. Authors: STEFANO SANTORO. |
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Abstract: DOI: 10.24193/subbhist.2021.2.09 Article history: Received 15.11.2021; Revised 7.12.2021; Accepted 20.12.2021; Available online 13.04.2022. pp. 179-204 VIEW PDF FULL PDF Abstract: The Italian Communist Party and the communist regimes of Eastern Europe through the magazine “Rinascita”. The cultural magazine of the Italian Communist Party “Rinascita” was published from 1944 to 1991, thus following the evolution of that party from the post-WWII to its self-dissolution. Through an analysis of the articles published in the magazine, this contribution studies the evolution of the image of the communist regimes of Eastern Europe among the Italian communists, retracing the strategic and ideological changes that characterized the Pci, along a difficult path that from the cult of Stalin eventually came to social democracy. Keywords: Magazine “Rinascita”; Italian Communist Party; Eastern Europe; “Real socialism”.
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