Abstract

A significant portion of Filippo Turati’s archive was recently arranged at the International Institute for Social History in Amsterdam, where the papers landed in the Fifties. The present paper focuses on the history of Filippo Turati’s archive dismemberment and describes its content. Here, we devote particular attention to the correspondences between Turati and different important European political and cultural figures, and a noteworthy Mussolini’s letter from the front-line during the early days of the First World War.