From Dogma to Dialogue: What a Fascist Youth Building Owes the Present

In 1936, Bolzano's Fascist regime built a headquarters to train girls into obedient citizens of a totalitarian state. Today the same building houses a research institute — and a new memorial stele in front of it asks what it means to inherit, rather than erase, such a past.

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Eurac Research Blogs
Published
2026-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.57708/be93xyo1pqxkk4va3gspfna
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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
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From Dogma to Dialogue: What a Fascist Youth Building Owes the Present

Hannes Obermair
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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
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From Dogma to Dialogue: What a Fascist Youth Building Owes the Present

Hannes Obermair
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Abstract

In 1936, Bolzano's Fascist regime built a headquarters to train girls into obedient citizens of a totalitarian state. Today the same building houses a research institute — and a new memorial stele in front of it asks what it means to inherit, rather than erase, such a past.

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