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- from 1901 to 1914 with only brief interruptions, is often called the Giolittian Era. A left-wing liberal with strong ethical concerns, Giolitti's periods...
- to 1914, with only brief interruptions, is often referred to as the "Giolittian Era". A centrist liberal, with strong ethical concerns, Giolitti's periods...
- Protectionism, and Politics in Liberal Italy: Economics and Politics in the Giolittian Age online edition Davis, John A., ed. 2000, Italy in the Nineteenth Century:...
- from 1901 to 1914 with only brief interruptions, is often called the Giolittian Era. A left liberal with strong ethical concerns, Giolitti's periods in...
- that the fascists claimed had been left incomplete and abandoned in the Giolittian-era Italy. Fascism sought the incorporation of claimed "unredeemed" territories...
- that the Fascists claimed had been left incomplete and abandoned in the Giolittian-era Italy. Fascism sought the incorporation of claimed "unredeemed" territories...
- hypercritical of the government's neutralist attitude and harshly anti-Giolittians". The precise intellectual path of the young Togliatti is not clear....
- protectionism, and politics in liberal Italy: economics and politics in the Giolittian age (Catholic University of America Press, 1971.) Wikimedia Commons has...
- James Edward (1990). From Elite to M**** Politics: Italian Socialism in the Giolittian Era, 1900–1914. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press. v t e v t e...
- years of industrial and stock market growth. The industrialisation of the Giolittian age, however, mainly concerned Milan and Piedmont, while the Ligurian...