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...tish Union of Fascists]]. Somewhat ironically, his rightward move toward [[fascism]] followed a stint as a [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]] [[Member of Parliament

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...sci di Combattimento'' <ref>Schnapp, Jeffrey Thompson; A Primer of Italian Fascism - Page 3</ref> who opposed socialism and [[communism]] in Italy and used vi <ref>Knight, Patricia; Mussolini and Fascism - Page 40</ref> After this speech, all political parties other than the fas

...nationalist [[Kokuhonsha]] movement, which drew inspiration from Italian [[fascism]].<ref>{{citation

...y unified [[Kingdom of Italy]] in 1870. It witnessed the rise of [[Italian fascism]] in 1922 and finally became the capital of the current [[Italian Republic]

...CEQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false Gentile, Giovanni: ''Origins and Doctrine of Fascism (1929) (Google Books extract)] ...p://www.historyguide.org/europe/duce.html Mussolini, Benito: ''Doctrine of Fascism'', (1932), (excerpts) The History Guide]

...sociologist and economist known for his analysis of elites, support for [[Fascism]], and statistical studies of inequality. ...death soon after the ascendancy of Mussolini left in doubt his reaction to Fascism. His open advocacy of force may have lent support to the Fascist regime, bu

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* Salvatore, Filippo. ''Fascism and the Italians of Montreal: An Oral History 1922-1945.'' (1998). 224 pp.

...ive soul, he was a political firebrand who at times seemed to flirt with [[fascism]]; a sometime dabbler in the occult, he was nevertheless a clear-eyed ratio

...Germany, 1919-1933'' (1983) [http://www.amazon.com/Nazi-Voter-Foundations-Fascism-1919-1933/dp/0807841471/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1198874086&sr=8-1 ex * Passmore, Kevin. ''Women, Gender and Fascism in Europe, 1919-45'' (2003)

...[[Piet Mondrian]], and [[Max Ernst]]) who fled to America in the face of [[fascism]].

...er main component of the cultural environment during his first years was [[fascism]]. Meneghello was first 'balilla' and then 'avanguardista' (names of organi Meneghello's shift from a vague support to the fascism to a clear antifascism is dated to the summer of year 1940, after his encou

...influenced in this view, according to some authorities, by the views of [[Fascism|fascists]] who were already in power in [[Italy]] and gaining strength else

...ist, and scholar of Oriental thinking. During his life, he was critical of Fascism, from Traditional point of view. After 1946, he become the inspirational le

...and favoured aid to Germany and general disarmament. Aware of the rise of Fascism in Italy and Germany during the 1920s, he believed that such dangers would

...ion being regional interest parties, or fringe political movements such as fascism or communism</ref>, concerned with the integration of diverse talents and i

...er winning [[World War I]] and becoming a [[dictatorship]] under [[Italian fascism]] in 1922, Italy suffered heavily from [[World War II]]. In the post-war pe

...ally a branch of the northern Italian dialects. Battisti’s view suggests [[fascism|fascist]] interests, in line with Italian claims on several Swiss regions a ...torship|dictator]] [[Benito Mussolini|Mussolini]]. Throughout the 1930s, [[fascism in Italy|Italian fascists]] claimed that Romansh was no more than an Italia

...their lives. In recent years, it has been suggested that the Duke was a [[Fascism|fascist]] sympathizer during the [[Second World War]] and was kept in the B