Join us as our panel of experts considers how the influence of Fascism, anti-Fascist resistance movements and anti-Semitism shaped Italian and Italian-American 20th century history. Respondents will explore these issues in their historical context, and consider how their legacy may inform present-day world affairs. Come enjoy a reception and an exhibition of papers from prominent 20th century Italian activists including Max Ascoli, Danilo Dolci, and Oriana Fallaci.
Featuring introductory remarks by Nicola de Santis, Console Generale d'Italia a Boston. |
| Speaker(s): Nicola de Santis, Prof. Marcella Bencivenni (CUNY), Prof. Renato Camurri (University of Verona, Italy), Prof. Nancy Harrowitz (BU), Prof. Charles Maier (Harvard University) |
| When |
Tuesday, Apr 25, 2017
at 5:00pm
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| Where |
George Sherman Union, 775 Commonwealth Ave.
(Metcalf Ballroom)
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| Who |
Open to General Public
Admission is free
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| Contact |
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center
Kate Stringer
(617) 353-3696
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