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		<title>Italo Balbo Monument and Drive in Chicago, Illinois</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Italo Balbo was an Italian fascist General who served as Mussolini’s Marshal of the Air Force andthen as Governor of Libya. While being celebrated for his aerial feats, he remains a controversialfigure as the Governor of Libya. In 1933, the Illinois monument was erected after his transatlanticflight to Chicago to attend the Century of Progress [&#8230;]</p>
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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Italo Balbo was an Italian fascist General who served as Mussolini’s Marshal of the Air Force and<br>then as Governor of Libya. While being celebrated for his aerial feats, he remains a controversial<br>figure as the Governor of Libya. In 1933, the Illinois monument was erected after his transatlantic<br>flight to Chicago to attend the Century of Progress World Fair. Ever since it has been a source of<br>controversy. However, all petitions to remove the monument have been rejected. The<br>Italian-American community in Chicago have consistently defended the monument. This case<br>study examines one possible trajectory when lawmakers contend with physical vestiges from past<br>celebrations of fascist and white supremacist leaders while seeking to balance constituent<br>interests, latent and reignited cultural identification and honour, and the interests of the<br>decision-makers themselves.</p>
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