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The history of Italy, which was split north, central and southern, and the failure of the Italian Communist Party, the most war-stuffed left in the West.
Paul Ginsburg: Modern Italian history
The defeat in World War II, the division of the two half-existing Germany and the Allied forces, the liberation, the left-hand side leading the anti-fascist resistance, the coalitions, and the right-wing fiercest agricultural state in Europe, and 1950. The Italian historian who struggled to build new Italy, through the '60s and into advanced industrial countries, has been a modern Italian man of modern history. The author who has long taught modern European history at Florence University begins with a record of a relentless resistance campaign at the close of World War II, ends in 1980 with workers' decisive defeats and extends the balance of the Italian history that was still introduced in the country either to Rome or to the Renaissance. By drawing the experience of other European countries in a proper way, we add a little bit of comparer analysis to help us understand it. Every presidential election in Italy, every major issue and context that has been reached since liberation, and the major politicians in Italy from Mussolini to Graham, Toliatti, Decaperi, Verlingugues, Berlingo, and Berlcuers, as well as other social groups, including the CGL and CIC, and several other social figures, have written numerous stories of people who have met outside factories and farms and on street streets. The dreams and frustrations of major Italian politicians, of course, can be met by all the modern Italian history, right after liberation, from the industrialist movement to the 'hot fall' of 1969 to the National Council of Factories and the self-sensitivist politics of 1969.
Korean title: 이탈리아 현대사
Korean author: 폴 긴스버그
Korean publisher: 후마니타스
ISBN-13: 9788964372944
Reviews
The history of Italy, which was split north, central and southern, and the failure of the Italian Communist Party, the most war-stuffed left in the West.
