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Nicola Bombacci was a communist and a fascist at the same time

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Benito Mussolini and Nicola Bombacci wanted to found the UESR

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Nicola Bombacci was the red pope of fascism

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Benito Mussolini wanted to build a mosque in Italy

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Neo-pagan Martin Bormann explains what believing in God meant for the National-Socialists

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The neopagan Joseph Goebbels wanted to annihilate the Vatican

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Benito Mussolini decorated Rome with a cross that was the enemy of the Cross of Christ

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The neo-pagan Adolf Hitler planned to invade the Vatican to kidnap the Pope

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Benito Mussolini admitted that his fascism was nothing more than communism

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Benito Mussolini admitted that his ideas came from the left

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Communist Leon Trotsky and his tourism with his socialist buddies in Fascist Italy (1937)

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Hermann Goering excluded Luftwaffe chaplains

Benito Mussolini admitted that the Fasci italiani di Combattimento was a left-wing group

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Fascists killed catholic priests in Italy

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Fascists Massacred Christians in the Second Italo-Ethiopian War

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The fascist unions of Edmondo Rossoni promoted class struggle in Italy

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Pope Pius XII asked the media to denounce fascist violence against italian catholics

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Roberto Farinacci Attacked Cardinal for denouncing the National Socialist Persecution of the Catholic Church

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Benito Mussolini’s Feminism

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Here are the praises that Benito Mussolini, the Duce of Fascism, received from Communists

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Julius Streicher denounced Benito Mussolini, the Duce, as a vassal of the Jews

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The socialists Benito Mussolini and Roberto Farinacci conspired against the election of Pope Pius XII

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The Day Benito Mussolini Became the Protector of Islam

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The Catholic Church Opposed Benito Mussolini’s Invasion of Ethiopia

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Pope Pius XII played a key role in removing the socialist Benito Mussolini from power in Italy

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Benito Mussolini intended to name the Italian Social Republic the "Italian Socialist Republic"

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The Vatican bombing: a socialist plot

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The Catholic Church and Fascism: Behind the Scenes of the Lateran Treaty

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In 1921, Benito Mussolini made clear the possibility of an alliance with the communists

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The Catholic Church opposed Benito Mussolini’s decision to bring Italy into World War II

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Pope Pius XI condemned the violence of the fascists in Italy

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Pope Pius XI, in the encyclical Quas Primas, condemns the socialisms of Josef Stalin and Benito Mussolini

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Benito Mussolini wanted to legalize divorce in his 1942 Civil Code

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The Catholic Church stood against the Italian Social Republic led by the socialists Benito Mussolini and Nicola Bombacci

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The socialists Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler preferred Islam to Christianity

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Benito Mussolini asked the neo-pagan Adolf Hitler to grant a truce to the Soviets

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Gabriele D'Annunzio, one of the forerunners of fascism, was a communist

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Antonio Gramsci supported fascism in its early days

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The Anti Capitalist Front Built by Stalin - Communists and National-socialists' common struggle

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On Leon Trotsky’s Stroll Through Fascist Italy

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Roberto Farinacci accused Christianity of strengthening the Jews

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How Benito Mussolini and Roberto Farinacci betrayed austrian catholics during the Anschluss

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The CCP Prepares for War: An Interview with Lude (Jeffrey Nyquist - April 23, 2025)

Benito Mussolini admitted that the Fasci italiani di Combattimento was a left-wing group

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Benito Mussolini admitted that the Fasci italiani di Combattimento was a left-wing group

Benito Mussolini spoke at the Liceo Beccaria on July 22, 1919: "The electoral reform will pass. The scrutiny of lists and proportional representation will pass. This will determine, for obvious reasons, the great coalitions, the Socialist-Leninist, the Clerical-Popular and Finally, ours, which can be called the Alliance for the Constituent Assembly, the Republican Alliance or the group of left-wing interventionists". REFERENCE: Benito Mussolini, Outline of the Aims and Program of Fascismo, speech delivered in Milan at the Liceo Beccaria (22 July 1919) p. 101.

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