The Global Impact of the March on Rome - II giornata

Panel IV: The European Impact of the March on Rome-3 - Chair: Filippo Focardi (University of Padua)

Daniele Toro (Bielefeld University), From the Putsch to the March: The “March on Rome” as a Performative Model in German-Speaking Europe 1922–1933
Derek Hastings (Oakland University), The Impact of the March on Rome on the Early Nazi Movement, 1922-1925
Stefan Laffin (Leibniz University Hannover), Reading the 'March on Rome' through the lens of a fascist broker – Giuseppe Renzetti and interpretations and usages of the 'March on Rome' to act within the German right-wing milieu
Fabio Ferrarini (University of Milan), The impact of the March on Rome in the Nordic Countries

Panel V: The Impact of the March beyond Europe - Chair: Marco Mondini (University of Padua) 

Martino Oppizzi (Institut d’Histoire du Temps Présent, Paris) - Threat or resource? The impact of the March on Rome among the Italian population in Tunisia: reactions and instrumentalizations in a peripheric context
Fabio Gentile (Federal University of Cearà, Center of Humanities, Fortaleza), Echoes of Fascism in Brazil under Getulio Vargas
Daniel Hedinger (LMU, Munich), The March on Rome and the Rise of Italian Fascism. An East Asian Perspective

Concluding Remarks - Sven Reichardt (University of Konstanz)