The World of Art
This new artistic movement emerged post-war and focused on vivid cinema, with movies showing the daily difficulties of the poor and the working class, using non-professional actors.
Neo-realism
The Vatican openly campaigned against this political party post-war.
The Communist Party
This was a key factor in reviving the Italian economy.
Infastructure rebuilding (rebuilding infastructure)
A generous aid package aimed to to foster economic stability, combat the threat of communism, and promote peaceful international relations.
The Marshall Plan
The first post-war Venice Biennale took place in this year.
1948
The 1946 constitutional referendum sought to replace this form of government in Italy.
Facist Monarchy
This industry remained 80% intact after the war.
Textile Industry
This industry was suprisingly funded by the Marshall Plan.
The film/cinema industry
This neorealist film by Roberto Rossellini depicts a group of Italian resistance fighters as they aim to sabotage the plans of the German forces.
Rome Open City
This new Italian government provided a foundation for political stability and allowed Italy to focus on rebuilding its economy, strengthening its institutions, and pursuing social progress.
The Italian Republic
This industry was overcrowded and not as lucrative post-war.
Agriculture
These American citizens wrote over 10 million letters to Italians advising them to not vote for communists.
Italian Americans
This material was often used for sculptures post-war because it was more affordable and easier to obtain than metals like bronze.
Clay
This political party won the election of 1948.
The Christian Democratic Party
This is one proposed solution for labor surplus issue that is not lowering the birth-rate.
Emigration
This was one of the main political goals of the Marshall Plan.
Preventing the spread of communism
He was a key figure in the artist movement following the war.
Lucio Fontana
These are three of many new political parties that emerged during the post-war era.
The Christian Democratic Party, the Italian Socialist Party, and the Italian Communist Party
The article "Some Impressions of Post-War Italy" suggested that Italy needed to reduce its population by this amount in order to abolish the perennial unemployment and raise the standard of living without unbalancing the budget.
Five million
This American art collector's exhibit at the 24th Venice Biennale represented the first display of comprehensive modern art at this exposition.
Peggy Guggenheim