Fascista
Americannoun
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Etymology
Origin of Fascista
1920–25; < Italian: fascist
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A duel was fought with cavalry sabres in Rome between Deputy Giunta, Secretary General of the Grand Fascista Council, and Forni, described as one of the military leaders of the Fascisti.
From Time Magazine Archive
Said Lavoro Fascista archly: "An exalted voice has conducted rather discreet but undoubtedly efficacious diplomatic action."
From Time Magazine Archive
His newspaper, Il Regime Fascista, has railed against the abuses of bureaucracy, against defeatists, inflation and black-market dealings.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Grand Fascista Council, at a meeting in Rome, requested its Masonic members to choose between Fascismo and Freemasonry.
From Time Magazine Archive
Instead, Benito convened a meeting of the Fascista Executive Council which unanimously decided to expel from the party Padovani and such Fascisti as remained faithful to him.
From Time Magazine Archive
He cites no less mainstream an organization than the American Legion, whose “National Commander” Alvin Owsley proclaimed in 1922, “the Fascisti are to Italy what the American Legion is to the United States.”
From New York Times ● Apr. 11, 2017
Whilom Fascisti, now Liberal, Deputy Boeri was emphatic in stating that the Vice President's resignation ought to be accepted.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Tribuna declared that the resignation was caused by the "foul campaign of misrepresentation carried out by the Fascisti in the days preceding the election."
From Time Magazine Archive
From that moment, hordes of Fascisti marched to Gardone, but none saw the great pair.
From Time Magazine Archive
They were talking about Socialism and Fascisti, and all that.
From Mortal Coils by Huxley, Aldous
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