Author: ABSALOM, ROGER
Title: ITALY SINCE 1800 - a nation in the balance?.
Description: London / New York, Longman, 1995. 1st edition. Sewed / Card covers, 22,5cmc15,5cm, Fine copy. Set in Sabon. Cover: John G. Ross: 'Italy today'. Contents: 1). The origins of modern Italy: the dream of reason and the dream of unity. 2). The making of Italy by diplomacy, politics and war. 3). The 'historic compromises' of the Liberal State. 4). From Liberal State to Fascism. 5). The Fascist movement and the seizure of power, 1919-1925. 6). The Fascist régime, 1926-1945. 7). Fascism and agression, 1934-1945. 8). 1943-1945 as the turning point of modern Italian history. 9). The consolidation of republican Italy. 10). 'Stable instability' and economic progress, 1953-1968. 11). 1968-1969 and 'the years of the bullet'. 12). Italy in the 1980s and 1990s. With afterword, notes, 48 illustrations, 3 maps, bibliography and index. X + 325 pag.

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