Presentation of "Ventidue", the sixteenth issue of Jacobine Italia magazine, dedicated to the centenary of the March on Rome

On Tuesday, December 6th, at 7 p.m., the presentation of the sixteenth issue of Jacobin Italia magazine "Ventidue", dedicated to the centenary of the March on Rome, takes place in Aula 3 of the Sant'Anna School. Jacobine Italia, the "sister" of the U.S.-based Jacobin Mag, with number 16, addresses, one hundred years after the March on Rome, the history and legacy of the fascist twenty years. An opportunity for reflection and debate on the centenary of one of the crucial events in Italian history, and not only, of the 20th century.

Panelists in the discussion include Giacomo Gabbuti, research fellow in Economic History at Sant'Anna School and editor of Jacobin Italia, Bruno Settis, research fellow in Contemporary History at the University of Bologna and author, Ilaria Pavan, professor of Contemporary History at the Scuola Normale Superiore, along with Alessandro Nuvolari, professor of Economic History at the Institute of Economics at Sant'Anna High School.