Political Turmoil and Gladio in Post-War Italy

This chapter explores the political complexities of Italy after World War II, focusing on the emergence of fascist and nationalist parties amid anti-communist sentiments. It highlights the clandestine operations of Gladio and the challenges of forming paramilitary forces, while also discussing the influential roles of key political figures like Giulio Andrade and Alcide De Gasperi. The narrative reveals how these dynamics shaped Italy's socio-political landscape and responses to broader European movements during the Cold War.