Gallery: Propaganda
“Fascist propaganda was all embracing. It reached deep into the lives of Italians from the school, the church, and the institutions and even into the family. It was designed to garner popular support and to justify the authority of Il Duce over the nation.”
(Iodice, p18)
The class book – The state library 
“If it had not been for the march on Rome there would not have been the march on Moscow today…” 
“The Italian woman, with her sacrifices, march together with the fighters.”
Gallery: Art and Architecture
Italians build. Italians, helped by Mussolini’s enthusiasm, made the fascist elite happy with their architectural output. From train stations to universities, from the corner shop to the teatro commune. Here are a few of the many examples of fascism architecture, a modernism type where strength equals war and prosperity.
Futurism was an art movement from 1909 to the death of Marinetti in 1944. The association of futurism with Italian fascism (Marinetti tried to make futurism the official state art of Fascist Italy) debased artists of the movement after World War II.
The Sacrario Militare del Monte Grappa is a monumental burial site for soldiers … 
Stadio dei Marmi – Stadium of Marbles 
Piazza Bologna – Post Office 
Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana 
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi 
Mazzoni Termini 
Museum of Roman Civilization 
University of Rome, Sapienza 
Auditorium: University of Rome, Sapienza 
Auditorium stage wall: University of Rome, Sapienza
Benito Amicare Mussolini
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