302:, in which Marco Gorresio (1878–), Vittorio's father, having been promoted to a position as an office-bound army general, by now occupied a position of significant influence. The appointment gave Vittorio Gorresio his first experience as a member of the editorial board of a mass-circulation daily newspaper: it was an important and formative period for him on several different levels. The newspaper's overall director was Francesco Malgeri, who had been called in in 1932 to arrest an alarming decline in circulation. He had successfully re-invigorated Messaggero, recruiting a team of top journalists, starting with
375:. The relationship that emerged between the journalist and the media regulators never became one of uncompromising confrontation, however. What emerged, rather, was a deep structural incompatibility, which came to the fore each time Gorresio found himself reporting on a matter of major political consequence. In many ways, this raised his profile, enhanced his reputation and seems to have resulted in his being selected to travel to a succession of emerging news hotspots. In September 1939,
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in having some of his work published. Looking back on this period, he would later recall that he had written about "anything and everything ... in a disorderly and disparate way ... but certainly not in a superficial manner". It is clear from the articles that he had published during these years that he approached his writing with a particular appreciation and fascination for
History.
251:). Graduating the same year, he took a staff position with "L'Azione coloniale", a weekly political journal that operated under the personal direction of its proprietor, Marco Pomilio. At the same time he continued to write for other publications, and to build up a network of contacts and friends among the journalists based in
450:, who were known anti-fascists. Neither Alvaro nor Patti were overtly political journalists, however, and after a few months Gorresio was obliged to quit the news desk when he was conscripted for military service and promoted to the rank of captain. Throughout 1942 he attended the artillery school at
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that was now emerging or returning as a major political force elsewhere in western Europe. With the benefit of hindsight it is possible to see
Gorresio as part of a centre-left "third force" which began to define itself in the aftermath of war, and during the 1950s acquired something of an "ethical"
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Monteso was a highly-publicised murder victim. A journalist called Fabrizio Menghini "managed to gain access" to her dead body. The body's state of semi-undress was described in some newspapers in excruciating detail. Wild conspiracy theories, some involving alleged connections with political
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ensconced in the centre and north of the country, a period of intense danger for the civilian population of Rome appeared imminent, and
Gorresio was one of many who went into a form of hiding. In his case, this meant quitting his editorship at
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great care to provide an instantly "historical" portrayal of matters about which he wrote. This was achieved through an exceptionally broad and deep personal knowledge of the political world, but his work was also spiced with an elegant almost
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February 1937. His reports were characteristically lucid and effortlessly authoritative, even if they contained judgements which many in Rome might have found contentious. His first impressions, on arriving in
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role with a growing appeal to the more intellectually inclined elements of public opinion. Within Italy's newly revived media establishment, other representatives of this tendency, broadly defined, included friends and colleagues such as
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Gorresio set high standards for himself with respect to professional ethics and sometimes attracted hostility by trying to inflict similarly high standards on fellow journalists. At the 1946 biennial congress of the
586:. Joining a political party could have compromised his independence as a journalist, and it was not something that he ever did, but his attitudes tended to align with those of the liberal left, or with the
416:. It later emerged that he had been denounced by an (unnamed) colleague, who had levelled the accusation that he was "in the pay of the French", and had been mandated by his alleged paymasters to discredit
1187:"Malgeri, Francesco – Nacque a Messina il 13 genn. 1900 da Eugenio – discendente da un antico casato calabrese, di Bova Marina, professore di liceo e grecista amico di G. Pascoli – e da Ida D'Agostino ..."
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family, opposed military intervention. The
Silvestros were a little more traditionalist and conservative: Teresa Silvestro/Gorresio, like her father, favoured the interventionist position.
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in 1945, initially as a news reporter and later as parliamentary editor. However, when
Pannunzio left the publication late in 1947, in the context of "political differences" inside the
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Italian government. The police investigation which followed completely exonerated Gorresio, but by that time he had been dismissed from his job with
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982:. L'Associazione Culturale Italiana
857:, Milano, Valentino Bompiani, 1976.
702:to take a stand in the wake of the
1462:"Wilma Montesi, vergine e martire"
1346:Istituto nazionale Ferruccio Parri
1243:Monica Venturini (December 2017).
669:On press freedom and press control
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1221:. ArtsLife History, Milano. 2014
1132:"L'Azione Coloniale (1931–1945)"
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202:where in 1928 Vittorio Gorresio
1274:"E la Borboni usci' in Pigiama"
980:"I moribondi di Palazzo Madama"
743:, Torino, Giulio Einaudi, 1943.
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815:, Milano, Feltrinelli, 1976.
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435:. Ciano had been married to
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753:I moribondi di Montecitorio
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391:, he was sent to report on
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761:, Milano, Longanesi, 1949.
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503:on 8 September 1943. With
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306:. Malgeri was a committed
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239:In 1932 he undertook his
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1185:Maddalena Carli (2007).
1157:"1980 Vittorio Gorresio"
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272:"Europe's young people"
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1963:Mariateresa Di Lascia
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