Emanuele Edallo (emanuele.edallo@uniecampus.it) is researcher at the Faculty of Letters of eCampus University, where he teaches Contemporary History. He obtained a master’s degree in Holocaust Education at the University of Roma Tre, and a PhD in European Society and International Life in the Modern and Contemporary Age at the Department of Historical Studies of the University of Milan, where he worked for years as researcher. His research mainly concerns anti-Semitism, the Shoah and deportation. He has also worked on the history of technical professions, the history of urban planning, the First World War and public history. He has curated several exhibitions. Among the publications: Il razzismo in cattedra. L’Università di Milano e la persecuzione degli ebrei (Donzelli, 2023).

Yuri Gallo (yuri.gallo@unimi.it) è funzionario presso il Servizio bibliotecario di ateneo dell’Università degli studi di Milano. Ha conseguito la Laurea in Scienze storiche presso l’Università degli Studi di Milano e il diploma della Scuola di Archivistica, paleografia e diplomatica presso l’Archivio di Stato di Milano. Si occupa prevalentemente di archivi e fondi speciali oltre a fornire supporto e consulenza per i progetti dell’ateneo. Fa parte della Commissione nazionale AIB biblioteche speciali, archivi e biblioteche d’autore e della Commissione università Wikimedia. Ha pubblicato articoli in rivista e contributi in volume, tenuto relazioni a convegni e docenze in ambito accademico.

Luca Natali (luca.natali@unimi.it) carries out his researches at the “Piero Martinetti” Department of Philosophy of the University of Milan, where he is a research fellow and contract professor. He mainly deals with Italian philosophy between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and its connections with the European context. He has published monographs, edited critical editions, written essays and articles on some of the most relevant figures in the Italian philosophical panorama of the last two centuries.

is established researcher at the Institute for the History of Philosophical and Scientific Thought (in italian ISPF) of the CNR (National Research Council). He obtained his master’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Milan (1993) and a PhD from the University of Turin (1999). He is co-director of the “Rivista di storia della filosofia”. His main fields of research are: Italian philosophy between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries; intellectuals and dictatorship; philosophy, racism, anti-Semitism; philosophy and Protestantism; history of philosophical historiography; Immanenzphilosophie. He wrote on Piero Martinetti, Giuseppe Gangale, Giorgio Levi Della Vida, Jean Améry, Rudolf Otto, Wilhelm Schuppe, Bertrando Spaventa, Julius Evola, Giovanni Gentile, Benedetto Croce, Luther and philosophy, Ernst Mach. Among his works: Intellettuali, dittatura, razzismo di Stato, Franco Angeli, Milano 2008.