Corriere della Sera

Corriere della Sera is an Italian daily newspaper founded in Milan in 1876. Published by RCS MediaGroup, it is one of Italy’s major national newspapers.

Eugenio Torelli Viollier: Eugenio Torelli Viollier was an Italian journalist who founded Corriere della Sera in 1876. He established the newspaper and shaped its early editorial direction.
Luigi Albertini: Luigi Albertini was an Italian journalist and editor who led Corriere della Sera from 1900 to 1925. His long editorship established the paper as a prominent national institution.
Fascism in Italy: Fascism in Italy was the authoritarian political movement and regime led by Benito Mussolini from 1922 to 1943. The regime’s pressure and the paper’s suspension interrupted its independent publication.
La Stampa: La Stampa is an Italian daily newspaper founded in Turin in 1867. Its Turin origins and distinct editorial history offer a counterpart to the Milan-based paper.
Milan: Milan is a major city in northern Italy and the capital of Lombardy. The paper emerged from Milan’s political and commercial life.
Mario Borsa: Mario Borsa was an Italian journalist and editor who directed Corriere della Sera after the Second World War. His tenure followed the newspaper’s suspension under fascist rule.
Italian resistance movement: The Italian resistance movement was the armed and political opposition to Nazi occupation and fascist rule during World War II. The paper’s postwar restart unfolded amid the resistance’s political legacy.
la Repubblica: la Repubblica is an Italian daily newspaper founded in Rome in 1976. Its later founding and different political profile distinguish it from Corriere della Sera.
Italian unification: Italian unification was the nineteenth-century movement that created the Kingdom of Italy in 1861. The newspaper began amid the political order formed by unification.
Indro Montanelli: Indro Montanelli was an Italian journalist and historian known for his reporting and political commentary. His columns and later departure marked a major chapter in the paper’s modern history.

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