Abstract

The post-WWi republican press represents a source of great interest to analyse the intellectual path of many young people who were born during the first twenty years at the turn of the century. The analysed magazines set out to carry out a programmatic discourse founded on regionalism, social and economic reforms. The enhancement of the autonomy itself would have been able to temper the nationalist degenerations and strengthen solidarity, the dialogue between the different peoples to dig out and to bring out, from the depths of ancient rivalries, the reasons for a meeting.