an act of negative heritage or tribute to past terror, but an act to fake and preserve a united appearance to the world. Therefore, she argued that the use of the Stadio dei Marmi in the 1960 Olympic Games was an example "of the way that Italy has never fully come to terms with its role in the Second World War, and the spectre of that lack of reckoning continues to haunt heritage planning." Recently, there has been much debate surrounding what to do with monuments, inscriptions, buildings, and architecture that have Fascist origins, where the Left maintains that democratic Italy should not erase its history, the Moderates claim indifference, and the Right views these sights solely as architecture rather than Fascist propaganda. References Sports venues completed in 1928 Venues of the 1960 Summer Olympics Olympic field hockey venues Sports venues in Rome Rome Q. XV Della Vittoria 1928 establishments in Italy