The Rebirth of Italian Communism: Dissident Communists in Rome, 1943-44

In "The Rebirth of Italian Communism: Dissident Communists in Rome, 1943-44," David Broder delves into the untold story of the dissident communists who played a crucial role in the anti-fascist resistance movement in Rome during World War II. Broder uncovers the struggles, motivations, and political strategies of these often-overlooked figures as they navigated the complex landscape of occupied Italy.

The book sheds light on their efforts to rebuild the communist movement from the ground up, challenging the established narratives of Italian resistance history.

Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, Broder illuminates the vital contributions of these dissident communists to the fight against fascism and their lasting impact on Italian politics.