Rosso e Nero

Rosso e Nero was established in November 1946.^[1][2] Its founder and editor was the Italian journalist Alberto Giovannini who had edited a publication of the University Fascist Group during the Fascist period.^[1][3] It was headquartered in Rome and came out weekly.^[1] The magazine featured Giovannini's articles on his political views and his project of reconciling the experience of the former Fascists with the political lines of the socialists.^[4] Ignazio Silone and Ugo Zatterin were among the contributors of the magazine.^[5]

Rosso e Nero did not manage to have higher readership and circulation and was eventually closed in 1948.^[2]