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Rome presentation examines censorship of political internees’ mail

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Rome presentation examines censorship of political internees’ mail

Book cover for La posta dei confinati.
Image: Cosmo Iannone Editore / Marco Occhipinti
Published20 Oct 2026Updated20 Oct 2026News date2 Oct 2026Event8 Oct 2026Country🌐 Italy
LocationNilde Iotti Library, Via del Seminario 76, Rome

A presentation of Marco Occhipinti’s “La posta dei confinati. Controllo e censura postale al confino politico fascista 1926–1943” was announced for 8 October at 16:30 in the Chamber of Deputies’ Nilde Iotti Library, Rome. Giorgio Benvenuto and Giovanni Battista Gifuni were scheduled to discuss the book with the author.

The volume has 383 pages and 246 colour illustrations. It examines controls and censorship of correspondence from political internment locations, using postal documents and archival material.

Philatelic literaturePostal censorshipPostal history
Source: Author/publisher press release via Il Postalista · Read original source →