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This article deals with the history of the Italian Arditi –elite troops in the Italian Army since 1917– after World War I. Postwar Arditi became a violent political group in the Italian Army often related directly to Fascism. This articles explores a much more complex reality by focusing on the trajectory of antifascist groups (Arditi del popolo), created as a response to Fascism threat. It examines the Arditi’s mentalities during Italian postwar focusing on veteran societies. It also highlights both the connections and the disconnections between those former Arditi who supported Fascism and those converted to antifascism.

De “caballeros de la muerte” a la “lucha por la vida”. Los arditi italianos, de la guerra a la militancia antifascista