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	More than 1,400 monuments, street signs and plaques ~~honouring~~ [[fascism]] have been put online in the first nationwide attempt to document the symbols of [[Benito Mussolini]]'s administration that dot the urban landscape of Italy.		More than 1,400 monuments, street signs and plaques honoring [[fascism]] have been put online in the first nationwide attempt to document the symbols of [[Benito Mussolini]]'s administration that dot the urban landscape of Italy.

	Much was destroyed during the [[communist]] occupation of Italy, but much was also ~~hidded~~, protected, and rebuilt. A good percentage of the markers were built in recent times.		Much was destroyed during the [[communist]] occupation of Italy, but much was also hidden, protected, and rebuilt. A good percentage of the markers were built in recent times.

	The '''Places of fascism''' website (www.luoghifascismo.it) was unveiled on Tuesday by the [[Istituto Nazionale Parri]], a Milan-based historical research institute, following four years of research.		The '''Places of fascism''' website (www.luoghifascismo.it) was unveiled on Tuesday by the [[Istituto Nazionale Parri]], a Milan-based historical research institute, following four years of research.

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[[File:Gascistartinrome.png|thumb|A man walks past a bas-relief depicting fascist leader Benito Mussolini in Rome, Italy, known for its fascist architecture.]]
'''Places of Fascism''' is an [[Italy|Italian]] Website dedicated to documenting and recording the [[fascist]] monuments and markers found throughout Italy.

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More than 1,400 monuments, street signs and plaques honouring [[fascism]] have been put online in the first nationwide attempt to document the symbols of [[Benito Mussolini]]'s administration that dot the urban landscape of Italy.

Much was destroyed during the [[communist]] occupation of Italy, but much was also hidded, protected, and rebuilt. A good percentage of the markers were built in recent times.

The '''Places of fascism''' website (www.luoghifascismo.it) was unveiled on Tuesday by the [[Istituto Nazionale Parri]], a Milan-based historical research institute, following four years of research.
It lists famous landmarks, such as the obelisk in Rome marked in giant lettering with "Mussolini Dux" (Mussolini leader), as well as more obscure memorials up and down the country.{{Quote|"It is a partial census. We know very well that it's not complete, it's very much a work in progress"|Igor Pizzirusso|Public history researcher and webmaster}}
=Submissions and Politics=
The website will be expanded with submissions from the public, subject to verification by experts.
Italy has a complicated relationship with its fascist past, now under greater scrutiny as [[Giorgia Meloni]], a (quite probably) fascist politician with a past as a Mussolini fan, was sworn in as prime minister. Italy also went on to elect as speaker of the Senate [[Ignazio La Russa]], a collector of Mussolini memorabilia who once said that the [[Roman salute]] was more hygienic than handshakes.

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