This article consists of interviews with five world experts on the memory of Fascism. Taking the centenary of the March on Rome as an opportunity to rethink the development of Italian collective memory, the five interviewees were asked to reflect on different aspects of the Italian memory of Fascism, addressing the dominant conceptualisations, limits, and transformations of the discourses used to narrate Fascism in Italian culture. The result of these conversations, which touch upon issues related to the memory of the Resistance, the Second World War, the Holocaust, and colonialism, is a rich overview of the main trends and current trajectories of Italian memory culture, which can help us imagine the future directions of the Italian memory of Fascism and enhance interventions in this field by memory scholars and memory activists.

本文包括对五位世界专家关于法西斯主义记忆的采访。以罗马游行一百周年为契机，重新思考意大利集体记忆的发展，五位受访者被要求反思意大利法西斯主义记忆的不同方面，解决所使用话语的主要概念化、限制和转变讲述意大利文化中的法西斯主义。这些对话涉及与抵抗、第二次世界大战、大屠杀和殖民主义的记忆有关的问题，其结果是对意大利记忆文化的主要趋势和当前轨迹的丰富概述，可以帮助我们想象意大利法西斯主义记忆的未来方向，并加强记忆学者和记忆活动家在这一领域的干预。