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Digging into Libyan Memory: Mustafa Younes's Exile Highlights Both Lights and Shadows
The article discusses the history of Italian colonialism in Libya, emphasizing that the policies of modernization and naturalization implemented by the Fascist regime were solely aimed at strengthening Italian control over the indigenous population. Laws were enacted to grant Italian citizenship to a limited number of Libyans in exchange for harsh conditions, such as obedience and military service. It clarifies that these measures were not genuine efforts at modernization, but rather part of the Fascist regime’s policies of repression and settlement, rooted in a clear colonialist background.
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