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ARCHITECTURE OF ITALY IN PROPAGANDA POLICY OF THE FASCIST STATE
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Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Ulanskii
Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
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Submitted:
January 10, 2019
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Abstract.
The article discusses the role of Italy architecture of the 1920-1940s in fascism ideology propaganda. The author concentrates on architecture importance in achieving the ideological goals formulated by the leadership of the National Fascist Party headed by B. Mussolini. The architecture was supposed to influence the citizens’ mentality, causing them to acquire the sense of belonging to the power and stability of the fascist regime. The architecture of the heyday of the Roman Empire was considered as a model in that period. Therefore, the architects used classic forms in their creations, but they did it for propaganda purposes.
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Key words and phrases:
архитектура Италии
искусство
фашизм
пропаганда
правительственная идеология
architecture of Italy
art
fascism
propaganda
government ideology
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