I rapporti tra PSI e SFIO nel periodo della neutralità italiana (1914-1915)

Abstract

The Second International, which the PSI and the SFIO were part of, had undertaken over the years the fight against the war. His attitude changed, however, with the outbreak of the First World War. Consequently the relation between the SFIO and the PSI changed. The SFIO was in line with the decisions of the French government and had supported the entry of France into war. Italy instead entered later into war and the PSI didn’t vote for the war credits in May 1915. This article analyses the relations between the PSI and the SFIO in the period of Italy’s neutrality, while France was already involved in the conflict.