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- The National Afterwork Club (Opera ****onale Dopolavoro, or OND) was the Italian fascist leisure and recreational organization for adults. In April 1925...
- Propaganda in Fascist Italy was used by the National Fascist Party in the years leading up to and during Benito Mussolini's leadership of the Kingdom of...
- From the ashes of the two local club: Giovani Calciatori Sestesi and Dopolavoro Acciaierie Falck with two consecutive mergers, the club reborns again...
- ****onale Dopolavoro (OND) or "National After-work Program" in 1925. The OND was the state's largest recreational organizations for adults. The Dopolavoro was...
- tournaments were organized by the National Recreational Club (Opera ****onale Dopolavoro). 1936: Azogeno Vado Ligure 1937: Azogeno Vado Ligure 1938: Torti Alessandria...
- Giraldi "Un mare chiamato Trieste" in IES 6/June-2019, p 2. "Trieste – Dopolavoro FerroviarioBagno Marino FerroviarioTRIESTE – DI IERI E DI OGGI"...
- Avanguardisti, Giovane fascista and the labour-related Organizzazione del Dopolavoro (after-work sports). Sports were of particular importance in Fascist propaganda...
- Odic force One Note Database, an IBM Lotus Notes file Opera ****onale Dopolavoro, the leisure and recreational body of the Fascist Italy government Ordinary...
- Italian communities. In November 1931, a branch of the Opera ****onale Dopolavoro that had existed in Italy since 1925 was founded in São Paulo and put...
- names in subsequent seasons, including Fascio Giovanile Campob****o and Dopolavoro Ferraviario Campob****o (“Afterhours Train Workers of Campob****o”), and...