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“La negazione fascista del socialismo, della democrazia, del liberalismo, non dovrebbe, tuttavia, essere interpretata come un desiderio di riportare il mondo alle posizioni occupate prima del 1789, anno comunemente riferito come quello che aprì il secolo demo-liberale. La storia non viaggia all’indietro. La dottrina fascista non ha preso De Maistre come suo profeta. L’assolutismo monarchico è del passato, e lo è anche l’ecclesiolatria. Morti e sepolti sono i privilegi feudali e la divisione della società in caste chiuse e non comunicanti. Né ha la concezione fascista dell’autorità qualcosa in comune con quella di uno Stato oppresso dalla polizia.”

“La Dottrina del Fascismo” di Benito Mussolini

“Why did Italy invade Greece?” https://youtu.be/u1VKVC7hDZQ?si Sources used: http://bibliotecafascista.blogspot.com/2013/02/letter-to-adolf-hitler-august-27-1940.html?m=1 http://bibliotecafascista.blogspot.com/2013/02/lettera-al-cancelliere-adolf-hitler-19.html?m=1 http://bibliotecafascista.blogspot.com/2014/05/la-nota-italiana-alla-grecia-28-ottobre.html?m=1 https://laikosparatiritis.blogspot.com/2021/01/blog-post_27.html

Why did Italy invade Greece in 1940? Whenever this question is asked, generally the answer given is something vague such as “Mussolini wanted to re-claim the Roman Empire” or that Mussolini was jealous of Hitler, and simply wanted a quick victory against a small country like Greece. The summary of these answers is the belief that Mussolini did not have a good reason to invade Greece, but is this actually true? Did Mussolini actually invade Greece for no reason? In this video, I will answer two questions: 1. What reasons did Italy give for invading Greece? 2. Are these reasons based in reality? Note: This is the extended version which includes extra content that is not safe for YouTube, here is a link to the YouTube version.

“One more illusion had vanished in smoke: namely, that Rome, the Holy City, would never be bombed; that the best anti-aircraft artillery was the Vatican itself; that Myron Taylor had brought the Pope a guarantee to that effect from the American President, and other things of that nature — hopes, desires — all of that had been wiped out by a brutal bombardment which had lasted nearly three hours, had caused thousands of victims and destroyed whole quarters of the city. When the King went to visit the damaged areas he was not stoned, as people have said, but the crowd remained silent and hostile at his passing. The next day I went to visit the Littorio station and airport, as well as the University and (in the same afternoon) the airports of Ciampino, and I was received everywhere with demonstrations of sympathy.” -Benito Mussolini, Story of a Year (1944)

Benito Mussolini salutes the Cross at the Roman Colosseum, 1930.

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“My labor had not been easy nor light; freemasonry had spun a most intricate net of anti-religious activity; it dominated the currents of thought; it exercised its influence over publishing houses, over teaching, over the administration of justice and even over certain dominant sections of the armed forces. To give an idea of how far things had gone, this significant example is sufficient. When, in parliament, I delivered my first speech of November 16, 1922, after the Fascist revolution, I concluded by invoking the assistance of God in my difficult task. Well, this sentence of mine seemed to be out of place! In the Italian parliament, a field of action for Italian Masonry, the name of God had been banned for a long time. Not even the Popular party — the so-called Catholic party — had ever thought of speaking of God. In Italy, a political man did not even turn his thoughts to the Divinity. And, even if he had ever thought of doing so, political opportunism and cowardice would have deterred him, particularly in a legislative assembly. It remained for me to make this bold innovation! And in an intense period of revolution! What is the truth! It is that a faith openly professed is a sign of strength. I have seen the religious spirit bloom again; churches once more are crowded, the ministers of God are themselves invested with new respect. Fascism has done and is doing its duty” -Benito Mussolini, My Autobiography (1928)

Painter Arthur Fischer, posing next to his paintings of Benito Mussolini, and Adolf Hitler 🇮🇹🦅

"It is not the faith that arrives at the moment of death which sustains me, it is the faith of my childhood and of my life which demands that I must believe, even if I might have reason to doubt... I believed in the victory of our arms, as I believe in God, our Lord, but even more I believe in the eternal... It is now a fact that the war is lost, but it is also certain that one is not defeated until one calls oneself defeated.” -Benito Mussolini, The Last Testament (April 27, 1945)

“Italians! In a memorable meeting, that which took place in Berlin, I said that according to the laws of Fascist morality, when one has a friend, one marches with him to the end. This we have done with Germany, with its people, with its marvelous armed forces… And we salute with our voices the Fuhrer, the head of great ally Germany. Proletarian and Fascist Italy stands up a third time, strong, proud, and united as never before. The single order of the day is categorical and obligatory for all. It already spreads and fires hearts from the Alps to the Indian Ocean VINCERE! And we will win, in order finally to give a long period of peace with justice to Italy, to Europe, and to the world. People of Italy! Rush to arms and show your tenacity, your courage, your valor!” -Benito Mussolini, Declaration of War on France and Great Britain (June 10, 1940)

“An hour appointed by destiny has struck in the heavens of our Fatherland. The declaration of war has already been delivered to the ambassadors of Great Britain and France. We go to battle against the plutocratic and reactionary democracies of the west who, at every moment have hindered the advance and have often endangered the very existence of the Italian people. Recent historical events can be summarized in the following phrases: promises, threats, blackmail, and finally to crown the edifice, the ignoble siege by the fifty-two states of the League of Nations. Our conscience is absolutely tranquil. With you the entire world is witness that Fascist Italy has done all that is humanly possible to avoid the torment which is throwing Europe into turmoil; but all was in vain. It would have sufficed to revise the treaties to bring them up to date with the changing needs of the life of nations and not consider them untouchable for eternity; it would have sufficed not to have begun the stupid policy of guarantees, which has shown itself particularly lethal for those who accepted them; it would have sufficed not to reject the proposal [for peace] that the Fuhrer made on 6 October of last year after having finished the campaign in Poland… We take up arms to resolve, after having resolved the problem of our land frontier, the problem of our maritime frontiers; we want to break the territorial chains which suffocate us in our own sea; since a people of forty-five million souls is not truly free if it does not have free access to the ocean.” -Benito Mussolini, Declaration of War on France and Great Britain (June 10, 1940)

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“Except for the Fascist revolution in Italy, no other similar kind of historical action can compare to the National Socialist endeavour in its internal discipline and order.” -Adolf Hitler (1933)

“The Nordicists should explain to us why the Nordics have not created in their places of origin any civilization on the level of Greece, Rome or the Spanish Empire.” -Benito Mussolini