Garibaldi

Denis Mack Smith

PRENTICE/HALL

Mussolini's Roman Empire (Peregrine Books)

History

Europe

Penguin Books, Ltd.

This work measures the true impact of Mussolini on his follower, Hitler and its consequences for both fascism and communism in 20th century history. 21 photos. Smith charts the career of the man who altered his choice of violence to a talent of deceit.

Mussolini

Biographies & Memoirs

Weidenfeld & Nicolsson, 1993

This history of modern Italy began in March 1861 when Count Camillo Cavour proclaimed a united Italian kingdom with the goal of creating a prosperous, liberal new power in Europe. For a country whose ancient heritage had placed it at the center of western culture, this late entry into nationhood and rapid reach for power would bring frequent crisis. In this fully revised edition of his classic history of the country, Denis Mack Smith provides a complete and engaging narrative of the fate of Italy from Risorgimento to the present. For sixty years after 1861 Italy was governed by a liberal oligarchy under a parliamentary constitution. Italy chose the winning side in the First World War, but the enormous costs of victory revealed social tensions and constitutional weaknesses that prepared the way, after 1920, for Europe's first fascist dictatorship. After the painful civil war that followed World War II, Italy rediscovered liberal democracy, and under a new republican regime became one of the major industrialized countries of the world. First published in 1958 as Italy: A Modern History, the book has been substantially rewritten with a new section on the period after 1945, a new bibliography, new maps, and updated factual appendices. Stylish, clearly written, deeply informed and often controversial, it remains the definitive account for anyone interested in modern Italy. Denis Mack Smith is a Fellow of the British Academy and Wolfson College, Oxford, and a foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has been awarded a dozen literary prizes in Italy and is a Commendatore of the Italian Order of Merit. Among his recent books are Italy and Its Monarchy (1989) and Mazzini (1994).

Modern Italy: A Political History

University of Michigan Press

Garibaldi.

Random House]

A history of the small but significant island of Sicily discusses the cultural mix left as a legacy by the civilizations who have dominated the island in the past and the progressive material impoverishment that the island has suffered

A History of Sicily

Christopher Duggan

M. I. Finley

Americas

Viking Adult

Mussolini as a military leader (The Stenton lecture)

University of Reading

This two-volume work is a complete political, social, and economic history, from the Byzantine Empire through World War II and beyond, of the astonishing island that has stood at a crossroads of Western civilization and shared the successive waves of international change. Less than one-fourth the size of Cuba, one-third the size of Ireland, and always a pawn of one political power or another, it has reflected all the great world events as perhaps no other land on the map has done.

History of Sicily, 800-1713: Medieval Sicily (Reprints Series)

Dorset_Press

Illustrated with twenty-four pages of photographs and with maps, the book forms a brilliant, monumental and definitive study, a model of modern historiography that will interest all readers.

A History of Sicily: Modern Sicily After 1713 (Reprint Series)

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