Explore how Giacomo Matteotti’s murder became part of Italy’s political memory in a lecture led by Dr Amy King of the University of Bristol. Unpack how his story has been remembered, reinterpreted and mythologised, with no advance booking required.
This Historical Association branch lecture explores the legacy of the Fascist murder of Giacomo Matteotti and the ways his story has been remembered, reinterpreted and mythologised. The session is led by Dr Amy King of the University of Bristol and is designed for anyone with an interest in modern European history, political violence, memory and the making of historical reputation.
The event takes place at the University of Bristol’s Humanities Building and is organised by the Bristol branch of the Historical Association. Attendance is straightforward, with no advance booking required: visitors simply sign in at the door of the lecture hall.
The lecture is open to guests, students, National members and university members, making it suitable for a broad audience of history enthusiasts and students alike.
Dr Amy King, University of Bristol
9 December 2026, 19:30
£5 for guests. Free for students, National members and members of the university.
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