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200 10$aLa formazione della Democrazia Cristiana a Napoli (agosto 1943 ? gennaio 1944)$eThe Formation of the Christian Democracy Party in Naples (august 1943 ? january 1944)
210   $cFedOA - Federico II University Press$d2004
215   $a1 electronic resource (125 p.)
225 1 $aClio: Saggi di scienze storiche, archeologiche e storico-artistiche
311   $a88-88904-04-2 
330   $aIn this book, the dynamics of a nascent political organization in relation to the question of powers and institutions of the Southern Kingdom during the years of 1943-44 are analyzed. The Southern party of DC, taking advantage of both old and new forms of politics, would soon benefit, in addition to the experience of Luigi Sturzo?s populism, of an emerging political class and of the increased weight of the Church in the material and civil crisis caused by the war. In Naples, one of the foremost political headquarters of the liberated Italy, the Catholic Party faced the difficulty of an unconditional membership carried out by the ecclesiastical hierarchy and large sections of the populace to traditional monarchical authority, while its leading group acted from the inside in the context of the pluralistic political and democracy system going out in Cln.
517   $aFormazione della Democrazia Cristiana a Napoli 
517   $aLa formazione della Democrazia Cristiana a Napoli 
610   $achristian democracy
610   $apolitical parties
700   $aRoberto P. Violi$4auth$01330959
906   $aBOOK
912   $a9910272344903321
996   $aLa formazione della Democrazia Cristiana a Napoli (agosto 1943 ? gennaio 1944)$93040035
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