Fascist Rome is portrayed as both an idealized city and a sacred center for a universal political ideology, blending historical roots with aspirations for a revolutionary future. Kallis takes readers on a journey through the city's significant sites, monuments, and buildings, revealing how these elements reflect the Fascist vision and its impact on urban identity and culture. The exploration offers insights into the complexities of Rome's architectural legacy during the Fascist regime.
Exploring the ideological and political transformations during interwar Europe, this book examines how fascism reshaped the moral and political landscape, creating an environment conducive to extreme violence. It delves into the dynamics of 'license' that allowed for the escalation into eliminationist actions, highlighting the dangerous interplay between ideology and praxis in that tumultuous period.
This book explores how fascism reshaped the ideological and moral landscape of interwar Europe, fostering an environment that led to violent eliminationism. It connects fascist ideology to national/racial cleansing, illustrating how Nazi Germany's influence enabled other regimes to pursue similar violent agendas during and after World War Two.
A fascinating study of expansionist visions of Hitler and Mussolini which enlightens our understanding of the dynamics and evolution of the fascist policies of Italy and Germany to the end of the Second World War. schovat popis
This book analyzes the factors that determined the organization, conduct and output of Nazi propaganda during World War II, in an attempt to re-assess previously inflated perceptions about the influence of Nazi propaganda and the role of the regime's propagandists in the outcome of the 1939-45 military conflict.
Fascist Rome is portrayed as a complex blend of idealism and historical reverence, envisioned as both a revolutionary future and a sacred center for a universal political ideology. Kallis takes readers on an exploration of the city's significant sites, monuments, and architecture, revealing how these elements reflect the regime's ambitions and the dichotomy between its imagined perfection and harsh realities. This journey uncovers the layers of meaning embedded in the fabric of the fascist capital.
KALLIS' TOEFL Pattern Series presents the ten different types of questions that students can expect to encounter in the Reading Section of the iBT TOEFL exam. An entire chapter is devoted to each type of question, allowing students to discover which question types they find most challenging and then develop individual strategies to increase their reading proficiency. The Hacking Strategy shows students how to approach each question type. The Quick Look provides problem-solving strategies for each question type. KALLIS' TOEFL Pattern Series offers a variety of practice questions and quizzes, including: Warm Up and Quick Practice questions that focus on particular question types 15 Actual Practices that combine skills developed in earlier chapters one Actual Test that consists of a full-length iBT TOEFL reading test and a scoring chart Pop Quizzes and the Actual TOEFL Vocabulary section familiarize students with hundreds of the most commonly used words on the iBT TOEFL exam