JSTOR Daily on the Italian fash-ination of samurai

For JSTOR Daily, Livia Gershon examined why Italian fascists loved samurai so much via work by Michele Monserrati: Samurai imagery gained prominence during World War I, which many right-wing Italians viewed as an opportunity to reinvigorate a militaristic form of nationalism. The post JSTOR Daily on the Italian fash-ination of samurai appeared first on Cultrface.

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