Giuseppe Dimassa

Giuseppe is a Religious Studies and Ethics, Politics, and Economics double-major from Pasadena, California. He focuses on authoritarian regimes in 20th century Europe, especially Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany, and Falangist Spain. His academic writings span topics between 1914-1945, including political, religious, and intellectual history. He currently serves as an intern and deputy editor for the California-based Regimes Museum, and has experience in public-facing scholarship, academic publication, and academic editing. He counts Emilio Gentile and Annette Becker among his chief academic influences.

Department: Religious Studies; Ethics, Politics, and Economics