Italian fascism did not lose the support of intellectuals, other than those already committed to the left in 1922, until the Spanish civil war.
Italian fascism worked through what the communist thinker Antonio Gramsci – who died in 1937 after years in fascist prisons – called "hegemony": by spreading tentacles of involvement through civil society.
Italian Fascism is integral to "The Cantos," and the section called "The Pisan Cantos," which Pound composed in the Army Disciplinary Training Center, at a time when he had every expectation of being executed, is, formally, an elegy occasioned by the death of Mussolini at the hands of Italian partisans ("Ben and la Clara a Milano / by the heels at Milano").
Italian fascism derived its name from the fasces, which symbolised imperium, or power and authority, in ancient Rome.
The Matteotti Crisis marked a turning point in the history of Italian fascism.
The advent of Italian fascism provided an opportunity to implement the theories of the corporate state.
(The reviewer said that Stein's famous remark could apply as well to Italian Fascism).
Certainly Italian Fascism, with its ideology of feminine subservience, found the diva no longer serviceable.
De Felice stressed the differences between Italian Fascism and German National Socialism.
In the iconography of Italian Fascism, Mussolini's extraordinary physique-barrel chest, wide legs, Rodinesque brow, and jutting jaw — was ubiquitous.
The movement, engendered by the Great Depression and influenced by Italian fascism, espoused anticommunism and hatred of Russia.
