Renata Vigan?: Italian Women in the Fight for Liberation

This article shows the figure of Renata Vigan? (1900-1976), an Italian partisan and writer, and her historical and literary importance, specifically through his literary production of a memoir on the Partisan Resistance during de World War II. Culminating, then, in an analysis of the role of women in the struggle of the Resistance and how, in addition to Vigan?, other Italian partisans and writers sacrificed themselves to record that both men and women participated in the active struggle for liberation of the country.

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2024-12-31
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Renata Vigan?: Italian Women in the Fight for Liberation

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This article shows the figure of Renata Vigan? (1900-1976), an Italian partisan and writer, and her historical and literary importance, specifically through his literary production of a memoir on the Partisan Resistance during de World War II. Culminating, then, in an analysis of the role of women in the struggle of the Resistance and how, in addition to Vigan?, other Italian partisans and writers sacrificed themselves to record that both men and women participated in the active struggle for liberation of the country.

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