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Mussolini enshrined this ideal in his Foro Italico (Italic Forum) in Rome, popularly known as the "Mussolini Forum".
Especially in the adjoining Stadio dei Marmi (Stadium of the Marble Statues), with its onslaught of colossal male nudes.
But then the years pass and present-day Romans move in, doing what present-day Romans do...

Benito Mussolini had a rare knack for signs and symbols. Throughout Italy, they still follow us wherever we go.
What about Florence's ubiquitous "Anno Fascista = Fascist Year" sewer caps?
Thereby hangs many a tale...

What if the Duce threw a World's Fair and no one came?
That is basically the story of the E.U.R. (Esposizione Universale Roma 1942)—one of the Eternal City's strangest and most intriguing districts.

Why are the Etruscans so supremely "mysterious"? In the popular imagination, that is always the first word that comes to mind...
By way of Giorgio Bassani's 1957 novel, The Garden of the Finzi-Contini, we search for ancient clues in the Etruscan Necropolis of Cerveteri.
Who are these Etruscans anyway—real or imagined?
What secrets do they share with the author's own more recent dead —Holocaust victims from Jewish Ferrara?
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