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• pp. 437-452, DOI: 10.14647/94880
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• Populist monarchy? Absolute power and appeal to people in the Spanish restoration of Fernando VII

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• pp. 421-436, DOI: 10.14647/94879
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• Andrea BaravelliLaura Di Fabio

• The Relevance of Counterterrorism' History in Transnational Perspective

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• pp. 197-204, DOI: 10.14647/93535
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• Gianni Silei

• No longer silent. Literature and perspectives on the History of Emotions

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• pp. 537-556, DOI: 10.14647/94885
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• «Everyone mourn his own dead». Death, funerals and left-wing armed struggle in 1970s Italy

• in "Memoria e Ricerca", 2/2018
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• Lucia Ceci

• Will Religious Devotions even disappear?

• in "Memoria e Ricerca", 3/2016
• pp. 371-382, DOI: 10.14647/84894
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• Tomás Pérez Vejo

• The monarchical projects in nineteenth-century Mexico: beyond Epic history and picturesque exceptionality

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• pp. 453-472, DOI: 10.14647/94881
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• A monarchical patriotism? The restoration of French identity under the last Bourbon

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• pp. 403-420, DOI: 10.14647/94878
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• Emanuela Scarpellini

• «M il figlio del secolo» by Antonio Scurati. A dispute between history and fiction

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• Chantal Kesteloot

• Towards Public History. Representations and Commemorations of World Wars in Belgium

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• Serge Noiret

• About International Public History and the use-abuse of history in museums

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• pp. 3-20, DOI: 10.14647/86341
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• Roberto Rusconi

• The many faces of a Polish Pope: John Paul II from charismatic leader to canonized saint

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• Fabien Archambault

• A «calcio» without borders. Italy in the worldwide football (1920-2000)

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• Serge NoiretRamses DelafontaineQuentin VerreyckenEric Arnesen

• «The History Manifesto»: a discussion, introduction by Serge Noiret, with contributions by Ramses Delafontaine (editor), Quentin Verreycken, Eric Arnesen

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• Barbara Bracco

• To you unknown soldier. War and mourning in the postcards sent to the unknown soldier

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• pp. 579-602, DOI: 10.14647/94887
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• Marcela García Sebastiani

• Spain’s fiesta nacional in a comparative perspective

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• pp. 557-578, DOI: 10.14647/94886
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• Margherita Bonomo

• Los Cincos. The Grossi Family: itineraries of an antifascist family

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• pp. 513-536, DOI: 10.14647/94884
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• Roberto Romani

• Was the Risorgimento legitimate? On Metternich as historiographic crossroads and interpreter of Italian nationalism

• in "Memoria e Ricerca", 3/2019
• pp. 491-512, DOI: 10.14647/94883
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• Carmine PintoPedro Rújula Lopez

• Introduzione

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• pp. 395-402, DOI: 10.14647/94877
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• Lorenzo Venuti

• Languages of Anti-communism in Cold War's Italy. The Christian Democracy and the "Aldilà" exhibition

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• pp. 327-348, DOI: 10.14647/93543
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