Il Mondiale di Mussolini: calcio, propaganda e il trionfo dell'Italia nel 1934 | GoalPolitik Ep. 1
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In this first episode of GoalPolitik, we explore the 1934 World Cup: a tournament where football was intertwined with history and, above all, dictatorship.
Benito Mussolini's fascist Italy used the World Cup as a manifesto of modernity and strength. Vittorio Pozzo was a revolutionary coach, an Alpine soldier, a journalist, and a strategist, tasked with assembling a legendary team of South American-born players, champions like Giuseppe Meazza, and the constant shadow of the regime.
00:00 - Introduction: The Fascist World Cup and Propaganda
01:26 - Who was Vittorio Pozzo, really?
4:33 AM - The Regime's Stadiums and the Coppa del Duce
11:23 AM - Building the Squad: Oriundi, Vices, and Champions
10:43 PM - The Debut and the Brutal Battle Against Zamora's Spain
10:03 PM - The Semi-Final: Italy vs. Austria and the Legend of Sindelar
10:58 PM - June 10, 1934: The Italy-Czechoslovakia Final
12:11 PM - "World Champions" and the Tournament's Political Legacy
GoalPolitik is a series by Chora Media in collaboration with Cronache di spogliatoio.
Written and narrated by: Giulio Incagli and Giuseppe Pastore
Editorial Editor: Marco Villa
Executive Producer: Ilaria Celeghin and Gianluca Fraula
Director and Editor: Lorenzo Gregori
Graphic Designer: Francesco Margiotta
Creative Director: Giulia Mangano
Art Director: Raffaella di Donato
Sound Engineer: Guido Bertolotti and Lorenzo Gregori
Audio Post-Production: Mattia Liciotti
Post-Production Supervisor: Matteo Scelsa
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Manco a dirlo, 3 video in 2 settimaneđ
Che se c'eravamo noi saremmo stati impallinati
Avanti tutta ragazzi
La Visione delle Bische dell'epoca, con calciatori intenti a passare il tempo, bellissime
Il progetto Roma prevedeva quindi la fusione delle 5 squadre dell'epoca che giocavano nella capitale.
4 accettarono, una si rifiutò.
La squadra che si sottrasse a quel disegno era proprio la Lazio che trae quindi il suo tratto peculiare proprio dell'opposizione alla volontĂ del regime.
Il Mondiale di Mussolini: calcio, propaganda e il trionfo dell'Italia nel 1934 | GoalPolitik Ep. 1
CRONACHE DI SPOGLIATOIO
99,375 views
In this first episode of GoalPolitik, we explore the 1934 World Cup: a tournament where football was intertwined with history and, above all, dictatorship.
Benito Mussolini's fascist Italy used the World Cup as a manifesto of modernity and strength. Vittorio Pozzo was a revolutionary coach, an Alpine soldier, a journalist, and a strategist, tasked with assembling a legendary team of South American-born players, champions like Giuseppe Meazza, and the constant shadow of the regime.
00:00 - Introduction: The Fascist World Cup and Propaganda
01:26 - Who was Vittorio Pozzo, really?
4:33 AM - The Regime's Stadiums and the Coppa del Duce
11:23 AM - Building the Squad: Oriundi, Vices, and Champions
10:43 PM - The Debut and the Brutal Battle Against Zamora's Spain
10:03 PM - The Semi-Final: Italy vs. Austria and the Legend of Sindelar
10:58 PM - June 10, 1934: The Italy-Czechoslovakia Final
12:11 PM - "World Champions" and the Tournament's Political Legacy
GoalPolitik is a series by Chora Media in collaboration with Cronache di spogliatoio.
Written and narrated by: Giulio Incagli and Giuseppe Pastore
Editorial Editor: Marco Villa
Executive Producer: Ilaria Celeghin and Gianluca Fraula
Director and Editor: Lorenzo Gregori
Graphic Designer: Francesco Margiotta
Creative Director: Giulia Mangano
Art Director: Raffaella di Donato
Sound Engineer: Guido Bertolotti and Lorenzo Gregori
Audio Post-Production: Mattia Liciotti
Post-Production Supervisor: Matteo Scelsa
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