Author: Marco Giani

Rowing Under Ponte Vecchio:
A History of Women’s Rowing in Fascist 1930s’ Italy
Part 3

Posted by Marco Giani | Mar 28, 2019 | Rowing, Società Italiana di Storia dello Sport [SISS], Women in Sport | 0

For Part 1 see – bit.ly/2VogaEV and for Part 2 – bit.ly/2Ii81y6 6.1. Finally, let’s...

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Rowing Under Ponte Vecchio:
A History of Women’s Rowing in Fascist 1930s’ Italy
Part 2

Posted by Marco Giani | Mar 21, 2019 | Rowing, Società Italiana di Storia dello Sport [SISS], Women in Sport | 0

For Part 1 of this series see – bit.ly/2VogaEV 4. Moving to the active side, let’s...

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Rowing Under Ponte Vecchio:
A History of Women’s Rowing in Fascist 1930s’ Italy
Part 1

Posted by Marco Giani | Mar 14, 2019 | Rowing, Società Italiana di Storia dello Sport [SISS], Women in Sport | 0

The author wishes to express his special thanks to Rachel Mc Namara and Elisa Gallina for the...

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Playing in heeled shoes in Milan and winning Olympic medals in London ~ some new discoveries about the pioneers of Italian women’s football

Posted by Marco Giani | Jun 11, 2018 | Focus on Fodens: History of Women's Football, Football, Società Italiana di Storia dello Sport [SISS], Women in Sport | 0

After the first two Italian-language academic articles (summarised in the Playing Pasts article:...

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Brave (and clever) calciatrici under the Fascist regime: the first women’s football club in Italy (Milan, 1933)

Posted by Marco Giani | Mar 12, 2018 | Focus on Fodens: History of Women's Football, Football, Società Italiana di Storia dello Sport [SISS], Women in Sport | 0

This article is a sum of the (still on-going) research of the author about the first women’s...

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