Tag Archives: Benito Mussolini

Ciao Ciao Bambina: Italy 1964.

Posted on October 3, 2016 by petegrafton

Latest News: Photos by Pete Grafton (Le Patron) and from his collection of acquired photos are now appearing online at the companion site petegraftonphotos.com ___________________ Ciao Ciao Bambina: Italy 1964 It is late August, 1964: a dusty deserted roadside in Calabria. Either … Continue reading →

Posted in Political & Social History, Second World War, Social History | Tagged 450th Bomb Group Memorial Association, Amarcord, Armando Brancia, Bari, Bari air raid, Benito Mussolini, Danilo Dolci, Death of Togliatti, Divorce Italian Style, Fedirico Fellini, Francesco Rosi, Indesit, La Dolce Vita, Little Lord Fauntleroy, Marcello Mastrianni, Marlene Dietrich, Mother/Madonna, Mustard Gas, Naples '44, Norman Lewis, Palmiro Togliatti, PCI, Pietro Germi, RAI, Reggio Calabria, Rome, Salvatore Giuliano, Seduced and Abandoned, Sicily, Sidi Barrani, Silvio Berlusconi, Taormina, To Feed the Hungry, U.S. John Harvey | Leave a comment

Godard, Cohn-Bendit & The Disappearing Cigar

Posted on January 2, 2016 by petegrafton

Godard, Cohn-Bendit & The Disappearing Cigar Former anarchist agitator Danny Cohn-Bendit, left and Agit-Prop Marxist film maker Jean- Luc Godard on the cover of Télérama, May, 2010. These days Godard has swapped his proletarian Gauloises for the plutocrat cigar. Now let’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography, Political & Social History | Tagged anarchist, anarcho-syndicalism, Anver Metro station, Aperture publishers, Benito Mussolini, BNP Parabis, Chairman Mao, Christopher Booker, Closely Observed Trains, Cultural Revolution, Czech Press Agency, Daily Telegraph, Danny Cohn-Bendit, Dubcek, Europe-Ecologie Party, Firemens Ball, French Green Party, Germany Green Party, Good Soldier Svejk, Gustav Husak, Harbin, Intimate Lighting, Ivan Passer, Jean-Luc Godard, Jiri Menzell, Josef Koudelka, Karl Marx, La Cause du Peuple, La Grande Bazar, Ladislav Bielik, Larks on a String, Left wing Communism an Infantile Disorder, Lenin, Li Zhensheng, Maigret, Marxist-Leninism, Mary Robinson Irish President, Milos Foreman, My Sweet Little Village, Nigel Farage, Ostrava, Paris May Days 1968, Pierrot Le Fou, Radio Prague, Radio Praha, Raoul Coutard, Raymond Durgnat, Seclusion Near a Wood, Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia 1968, Subtitlescafedalston, Sunday Times, Telerama, The Films of Jean-Luc Godard Studio Vista, Torst Publishers Prague, Trotsky, UKIP, Vaclav Havel, Vaclav Klaus, Viktor Kolar | Leave a comment

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