La Grande Guerra e la rivolta contro la civiltà liberale

Abstract

The First World War generated a sort of trench-war psychology which squandered the life of millions of fighters and fostered the systematic use of violence. What followed in Europe was the sweeping breaking in of mass revolutionary movements – the Bolchevik, the Fascist and the National Socialist – all of them determined to destroy the values and the institutions that belong to the civilisation of liberalism.