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"I am convinced that in times of war, when the cannon speaks with its powerful voice, the less we say, the better." – Benito Mussolini
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Photo of a Fascist Black Brigades squad, end of summer 1944, with some female soldiers visible. The Black Brigades were the most fierce members of the Fascist Party, who mobilized as an Ideological Militia.
Simple illustration of marching Blackshirts soluting skeletons of dead soldiers, captioned as "Comrades."
Fascist Italian poster advertising an aviation academy. On the poster itself, a squadron of planes and a Roman unit Signum, with an eagle at the top, with a Fascio and a wing symbol below.
Fascist Italian anti-consumerist poster reading "If you eat too much, you rob the homeland."
Minimalistic illustration dedicated to the March on Rome by Alfredo Gaudenzi, 1930. Oddly reminiscent of the modern 'corporate' art style.
Illustration by Italian-Brazilian artist Fulvio Pennacchi (1905–1992). It depicts two winged figures, one male with a sword and one female with a torch, flying forward, with a Fascio behind them.
A historic photo of 4 soldiers of the 10th MAS fleet. All wearing the standard uniforms, berets, sleeve insignia, and the spldier in the center aiming his rifle at the camera.
Torre Littoria, or the Lictor's Tower. Designed by Armando Melis de Villa and Giovanni Bernocco, completed in 1933-1934. It was one of the earliest prominent skyscrapers of the Fascist era. It reaches ~87 meters. The "P.N.F." lettering on the upper part shows its use by Fascists.
Fascist Italian propaganda poster, wild-eyed, shouting Mussolini dramatically points down to bold text screaming "Tutti alle urne!!!", "Everyone to the polls!!!", urging mass turnout for the regime's list.
This is a 1930s painting by Ruggero Alfredo Michahelles, commonly known by his pseudonym RAM, titled "Legionari di ieri e di oggi"("Legionares of Yesterday and Today"). Futurist Italian Fascist propaganda, contrasting ancient and modern soldiers.
1937: Benito Mussolini visits the IV Fiera di Messina and walks past the Banco di Sicilia pavilion. A classic image from the Duce's tour of the Sicilian fair.
This is a famous June 1940 photo of Italian troops at the docks in Naples, enthusiastically waving their hats (placed on the ends of their rifles/bayonets) as they prepare to embark for East Africa.
Fasces relief on a stone building facade. A Fascio, carved in light stone; “AN IX” (Fascist era, year 9, 1931) beside it.
Fascist Italian gun-truck with a portait of Mussolini on its front. RSI era, approx 1943, due to an old flag with an emblem of the house of savoy being attached to it. Possibly during the beginning of the civil war. The vehicle likely a Camionetta SPA-Viberti AS42 "Metropolitana"
