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Andrea Giaconi
The great attention paid over the years to the event of the ‘Marcia su Roma’ corresponds to very few detailed studies (at least on a general level) on the return of the ‘black shirts’ to their cities, on the celebrations organized for them, on the continuation of local violence. The paper intends to partially fill this gap by focusing on Tuscany. The intention is to understand what the immediate and material repercussions of the fascist seizure of power were, on a territory that more than any other had contributed to the number of men mobilized to Rome and, through it, how much the relationship ‘weighs’ between marching squads and their own context.
