The msi and the role of fascism in Italian political culture
This paper analyzes the role of the italian social movement in Italy (MSI) in the twentieth century. The key to understand its influence would lie in the peculiarities of the political regime emerged from the ruins of fascism.
Ferran GALLEGO
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