Autore
Munari, Tommaso

Titolo
Giulio Einaudi in esilio
Periodico
Studi storici
Anno: 2012 - Volume: 53 - Fascicolo: 4 - Pagina iniziale: 929 - Pagina finale: 956

Shortly after the armistice of 8 September 1943, the Italian publisher Giulio Einaudi(1912-1999), like many other anti-Fascists, fled his country and took refugein Switzerland, settling in Lausanne. During those same days, Ernesto Rossi (1897-1967), a founder and leading member of the Action Party and European FederalistMovement, crossed the Italian-Swiss border and reached Lugano. The correspondencebetween them, while spanning little more than one year (October 1943 - March1945), embraces a large variety of topics and issues: plans for publications, attitudestoward cultural work, and above all, ideas and hopes about the political organizationof future Europe. It also sheds light on the project of a collection of essays on modernpolitical thought, addressed to a European audience and significantly called «Éditionseuropéennes». This ambitious and pioneering project was destined to fail due to theideological contrasts between the azionista Rossi and the Communist Einaudi.



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