17. 1984.Support and Struggle: Italians and Italian Americans in a Comparative Perspective.
Joseph L. Tropea, James E. Miller, and Cheryl Beatti-Repetti, eds. 1986. 312 pp. Washington, DC. November 9-11, 1984.
Table of Contents Acknowledgments p. i Dedication to Leonard Moss p. 3 Introduction p. 5
Francesco Vigo: Italian o the American Frontier, by Eric Pumroy p. 9
Father John Anthony Grassi: Co-Founder of Georgetown University, by Roberto Severino p. 23
Italian Workers in New Haven: Mutuality and Solidarity at the Turn of the Century, by Jonathon H. Gillette p. 33
The Beginnings of the Italian Socialist Movement in Chicago, by Eugene Miller and Gianna Sommi Panofsky p. 55
Prefects, Prosecutors and Proles: The Suppression and Trial of the Italian Worker Party in 1886, by Michael Hembree p. 71
The Dilemma of the Ethnic Community: The Italian-Immigrant Woman Between Preservation and
Americanization in America of the Early Twentieth Century, by Elizabetta Vezzosi p. 83
No Place Like Home: A Pictorial Essay on Italian-American Homeworkers in New York: 1910-1913,
by Cynthia R. Daniels p. 93
Italians in Sao Paulo, Brazil: From Rural Proletariat to Middle Class, by Thomas H. Holloway p. 115
Ansaldo and Company in the United States, 1915-1921, by Ferdinando Fasce p. 131
The Structural Basis of the Uneasy Shopkeeper: Italian-Americans of the Contemporary Northwest,
by Michael J. Eula p. 143
Pecularities in the Immigration to America of Sardinians from Carloforte, 1900-1930,
by Lina Unali and Franco Mulas p. 163
The Evolution of Washingtons Italian-American Community, 1890-Present,
by Howard Gillette Jr. and Alan K. Kraut p. 171
Wartime Anti-Fascism: Gaetano Salvemini and the American Authorities,
by Charles Killinger p. 189
Sicilian Separatism, the Mafia and the Origins of Sicilian Autonomy, 1943-1946, by Monte S. Finkelstein p. 207
Rescue of Jews by the Italian Army in Yugoslavia, 1941-1943, by Ivo Herzer p. 225
Italy and the Marshall Plan, 1948-1950, by Chiarella Esposito p. 233
Language, Culture and the Expression of Ethnicity Among Italian Americans, by Robert J. DiPietro p. 249
The Hidden Godfather: Plentitude and Absence in Francis Ford Coppolas Godfather I and II, by John Paul Russo p. 255
Catholicism and Violence in the Films of Martin Scorcese, by Robert Casillo p. 283