Abstract
<jats:p> This book explores the development and popularity of illustrated <jats:italic>rotocalco</jats:italic> magazines in Italy in the 1930s and early 1940s. Analysing three representative magazines, Di Franco investigates the complex dynamics of cultural exchange defining Italian print culture under Fascism, and examines how these magazines served as sites of transnational cultural negotiation, blending entertainment, Fascist influence and the demands of an increasingly modern readership. </jats:p>
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Keywords
magazines
cultural
book
explores
development