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In this essay the author studies the influence of Russian revolutionary events on the democratic interventionist Napoleone Colajanni’s institutional and political activity, during and after WWI. From the analysis of his written work, published in many magazines, emerges Colajanni’s enthusiasm for the February Revolution and his condemnation of the October Revolution. He considered the latter anti-democratic and authoritarian, because of its application of Bolshevik ideology, and also that it had influenced Italian reformism to adopt maximalist positions. From this derived his efforts to conjugate socialism and democracy, even if before his death Colajanni showed some appreciation for the first steps of Fascism.

Napoleone Colajanni. The Great War and the Russian Revolution