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A demonstration held by young Communists with placard referencing imprisoned Padrut Franco and counterculture symbol Che Guevara
A demonstration held by young Communists with placard referencing imprisoned Padrut Franco and counterculture symbol Che Guevara

A demonstration held by young Communists with placard referencing imprisoned Padrut Franco and counterculture symbol Che Guevara

Creator Team Editorial Services
Date1969-1979
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 21.2 x 30.1 cm (8 3/8 x 11 7/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Object number2022/5834
Category
PortfolioItalian Press Collection
LocationNot currently on display

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A speaker at a PCI meeting, under portraits of Che Guevara and Gramsci, in the Tor de Schiavi district, Rome
A speaker at a PCI meeting, under portraits of Che Guevara and Gramsci, in the Tor de Schiavi district, Rome
Team Editorial Services
1979-1979
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Milan 1982. An elderly woman holding up a protest placard marches down a street at a communist peace march for the P.C.I. Her placard reads: 'Reagan e Breznev non sapete che se il disarmo non farete brutti rospo diverrete' Translated as: 'Reagan and Brezhnev do not know if that disarmament will not make you become ugly toads'
Team Editorial Services
1982-1982
Photograph
Milan 1982. A crowd of protesters march holding up protest placards down a street at a communist peace march for the P.C.I. One reads: 'Reagan e Breznev non sapete che se il disarmo non farete brutti rospi diverrete' Translated as: 'Reagan and Brezhnev do not know if that disarmament will not make you become ugly toads'
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Team Editorial Services
1982-1982
Photograph
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Team Editorial Services
1973-1973
Photograph
At a communist's demonstration in Naples, protesters hold banners allude to the murdered Lotta Continua member Mario Lupo
At a communist's demonstration in Naples, protesters hold banners allude to the murdered Lotta Continua member Mario Lupo
Team Editorial Services
1972-1979
Photograph
Communist Party officials behind a banner of the Young Communists of Pitelli, an area in Liguria, Italy
Communist Party officials behind a banner of the Young Communists of Pitelli, an area in Liguria, Italy
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
Young communists
Young communists
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
A young man with long hair at a counterculture event
A young man with long hair at a counterculture event
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
A formal meeting of members of The Italian Communist Party (PCI) with Communists leaders from other countries, Milan 1972
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Team Editorial Services
1972-1972
Photograph
Communists attend an Anti Mafia protest
Communists attend an Anti Mafia protest
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
Television personality Roberto D'Agostino with his book 'How to live, and well, without the Communists. The first guide to what really matters in life'
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Team Editorial Services
1986-1986
Photograph
Communists at an anti Mafia rally
Communists at an anti Mafia rally
Team Editorial Services
1969-1979
Photograph
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