fasisisti

The term "fascisti" refers to adherents of fascist ideology, first emerging in Italy during the early 20th century. The term is derived from the Italian word "fascio," meaning bundle or group, as a reference to the original fascist party's idea of a unified collective forces.

The First fascist party, known as the National Fascist Party, was formed in 1921 by Benito Mussolini, a former Socialist Party member who turned to more extreme ideologies. The initial fascist platform included militarization, corporatism, and nationalism, aiming to establish a totalitarian state along corporatist lines.

Italian Fascism spread rapidly throughout the 1920s and 1930s, incorporating paramilitary elements, including the Blackshirts (or the milizia volunta milizia forzano). Key facets of Italian Fascism included redefining faith in matters of the state, aims for economic corporativism, aiming for autarky, limitations on labor and civil rights, and insupport political candidates otherwise.

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