The new mantra of the left these days is that Italy has not really come to terms with the fascism. The newspapers wrote it, Republic, television programs such as Eight and a Half and politicians have said it. But I wonder: how do you support this thesis? If there is a country where people talk about nothing but fascism, it is Italy. You have him, we have had readings and rereadings by left-wing historians (who have had a sort of exclusivity on the topic for years) and those on the right.
We have some fundamental studies on early fascism Emilio Gentile, which explain to us how at the beginning it was a movement still without a well-defined ideology; for the following years we have the equally fundamental studies of Renzo De Felice and those of Francesco Perfetti, Giuseppe Parlato and many other historians who have explored the topic from every point of view.
So, argue that we have not come to terms with fascism it means being in bad faith or ignorant: there is no third solution. The right, moreover, he also dealt with the worst of fascism: racial laws and racist ideology. To the point that the new right inspired by Alain Benoist and other intellectuals has not only repudiated racism, but it has even taken third worldist and multiculturalist positions.
But all this is completely unknown to the left-wing intellectuals, who are awarded this title even when they show sensational ignorance of what has been said, studied and published over the last seventy years.
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