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In the 1950s, Italy was undergoing significant social and economic changes following World War II. Many people experienced a mix of optimism and hardship; while the country was rebuilding and modernizing, poverty and unemployment were still prevalent, particularly in rural areas. Traditional gender roles were prominent, with women often confined to domestic responsibilities, while the influence of the Catholic Church remained strong in shaping societal norms. Despite these challenges, the decade also saw the emergence of a vibrant cultural scene, reflecting a growing sense of identity and progress.

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