Italy's sea : empire and nation in the Mediterranean, 1895-1945 / Valerie McGuire.

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McGuire, Valerie [Author]

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online resource

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9781800346000

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DF901 .I835 2020

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Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Europe's Southern Question -- 1 Nationalists and the Mediterranean in the Liberal Era -- 2 Touring Italian Rhodes -- 3 Belonging in the Archipelago: Nation, Race, and Citizenship -- 4 Everyday Fascism in the Aegean -- Conclusion: Postcolonial Returns -- Bibliography -- Index.

Subject: Italy's Sea tells the story of how the Mediterranean became the lodestone for Italy's national identity in the twentieth century: an expression of national unity, of global empire, and finally, of the Fascist regime's commitment to reclaim a new Roman empire and conquer Southern Europe and North Africa for Italy.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Italy's Sea tells the story of how the Mediterranean became the lodestone for Italy's national identity in the twentieth century: an expression of national unity, of global empire, and finally, of the Fascist regime's commitment to reclaim a new Roman empire and conquer Southern Europe and North Africa for Italy.

Cover -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Europe's Southern Question -- 1 Nationalists and the Mediterranean in the Liberal Era -- 2 Touring Italian Rhodes -- 3 Belonging in the Archipelago: Nation, Race, and Citizenship -- 4 Everyday Fascism in the Aegean -- Conclusion: Postcolonial Returns -- Bibliography -- Index.

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