Lessons from Italian-American anti-fascist Carlo Tresca, and from the Civil Rights era

An ‘archaeologist of bureaucracy’ traces the ghostly lives of foreign Jews in Italy during World War II

Führer’s face mistakenly appeared on 2,000 dairy containers in Switzerland

A tribute to the great Italian-Jewish memory artist, and enemy of Fascism, who died six years ago this week

A round-up of fake news we wish were true and true news we wish were fake

Developers are creating Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini iPhone apps that offer little more than propaganda. And Apple’s gatekeepers approve them.

In The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, Giorgio Bassani’s 1962 novel, an aristocratic Jewish family in Italy tries to wall itself off from the Holocaust

By reimagining landmark New York buildings like the Astor Library, which became the Public Theater, Giorgio Cavaglieri championed the architectural preservation that shaped the modern city