Zionism in Italy and in fascist foreign policy
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Spinelli, Livy
Borghese's books, 2013
This essay collects a set of memories on the life of Italian Jews during the fascist regime; on Mussolini's policy towards the Israeli communities; about Jabotinsky's Judeo-fascist supporters. Among the anecdotes narrated by Spinelli is that of Colonel Liuzzi, among the organizers of the impressive parades in honor of the Fuhrer 6 maggio 1938; a few months later, Liuzzi himself was dismissed for racial reasons, as a Jew. Nevertheless, he was one of the many Italian Jews who believed in Fascism, openly favorable to the Duce, who supported his adventure from the beginning. Indeed, that 23 March 1919, in Milan, the founding ceremony of the Fasci di Combattimento was held in a small room in Piazza San Sepolcro, made available to Mussolini by Cesare Goldman, Jewish financier and politician. The author remembers the exponents of Judaism close to the Duce, like Margherita Sarfatti, your lover, co-editor of the magazineHierarchy and author of Dux, the first biography of Mussolini, which contributed to magnifying Fascism abroad. It is remembered Maritime School for young Jews of Civitavecchia, born in 1934 from the agreement between the Italian State and the followers of Jabotinsky; first nucleus of the modern Israeli Navy, arisen therefore, with the 'blessing' of the Duce.
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