Vie Nuove

Vie Nuove was launched by the Communist Party in 1946 with the goal of informing the party members about recent developments. The first issue of Vie Nuove appeared on 22 September 1946. Its founder was Luigi Longo{{cite thesis|author=Guglielmo Perfetti|page=46|degree=PhD|title=Absolute beginners of the "Belpaese." Italian youth culture and the Communist Party in the years of the economic boom|year=2018|url=https://theses.gla.ac.uk/9132/ ==Editors-in-chief==

The editors-in-chief of Vie Nuove included Luigi Longo (from September 1946 to November 1956), Maria Antonietta Macciocchi (from November 1956 to November 1961), Giorgio Cingoli (from November 1961 to January 1963), Paolo Bracaglia Morante (from January 1963 to September 1967), Mario Melloni (from October 1967 to May 1969) and Davide Lajolo (from June 1969 to 1978). ==Contributors and content==

Historian Paolo Spriano was one of the contributors. Another contributor was Maria Musu. Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini published his writings in a column in the magazine in which he also replied the questions of readers concerning literature, religion, Marxist theory, among others. The magazine valued the female movie stars of the 1950s, including Gina Lollobrigida, Silvana Mangano and Sophia Loren and frequently covered articles about them.{{cite book ==Circulation==

In 1952 Vie Nuovo reached the highest circulation selling 350,000 copies. Next year its circulation was 200,000 copies. The magazine sold 125-130,000 copies in 1963.{{cite journal|author=Laura Ciglioni|title=Italian Public Opinion in the Atomic Age: Mass market Magazines Facing Nuclear Issues (1963–1967)|journal=Cold War History|year=2017|page=207 ==References==