Chapter
Insights on Fascism through Literature
48:44 - 53:14 (04:30)
The transcript offers a glimpse into the brain of a fascist, where the government is seen as an appendage and people are used as tools to wield power and control. It describes how a left-wing administration was suspended by the government after being invaded and attacked by fascists.
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In 1921, Mussolini and 34 other members of the fascist party were elected to the chamber of deputies in Rome, quickly becoming part of the government and gaining legitimacy.
48:44 - 49:57 (01:12)
Summary
In 1921, Mussolini and 34 other members of the fascist party were elected to the chamber of deputies in Rome, quickly becoming part of the government and gaining legitimacy. Mussolini rarely showed up in the chamber but appreciated the power it provided, and it's not a coincidence that the army cracked down on anti-fascists around the same time.
ChapterInsights on Fascism through Literature
EpisodeBehind the Insurrections - Mussolini's March on Rome: The First Fascist Insurrection
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker delves into the mindset of fascists, and how they perceive the government as an appendage, with all other groups being expendable tools for their own gain.
49:57 - 53:14 (03:17)
Summary
The speaker delves into the mindset of fascists, and how they perceive the government as an appendage, with all other groups being expendable tools for their own gain.