Mein Kampf 717
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Mussolini was a genius, one of the greatest of all time. That being said however, Hitlers adoration of him was a little bit short-sighted and he probably wasn't the best informed on everything mussolini did and believed in (until later on anyways)
>even if it is to a great extent subconscious, though I do not believe this myself
It was 100% subconscious, mussolini didnt care about jews at all. He attacked jewish systems without knowing or caring that they were jewish. He let jews into the party. It wasn't until well after this was written that mussolini considered the jewish question, and even then he wasn't fully sold on it.
>the definite abolition of marxism
In practice, yes he pretty much removed bolshevism from italy. With that being said, however, mussolini retained a contradictory, back-and-forth, love-hate relationship with his own Marxism for his entire political career. He would speak glowing praise of marx (well after renouncing communism) and then send marxists to prison. For mussolini, Marx was a brilliant philosopher, but marxism had to he altered with nietzschean and hegelian (not marxist hegelian) concepts and turned into a different ideology altogether to work.
He also had a positive view of the bolsheviks, was openly inspired by them, and considered them to be similar to himself. After all, superficially, they were. The bolsheviks were a radical splinter from the RSDLP that were rejected by the rest of that party because of their advocation violence and revolution over reform... which was *exactly* where mussolini and the other early fascists came from also. Fascist italy was the first state to recognize and build up relations with the USSR, relations that would last for 20 years. Hitler, on the other hand, was always entirely against marxism and the ussr. Mussolini was inconsistent with one and was not the other at all.
>without paying attention to the hissing of the jewish world hydra
Mussolini was, in fact, very concerned about his foreign relations because of italys status as a weak and unindustrialized country without many natural resources. Italy relied significantly on soviet raw material. The reason for invading Ethiopia was to look more powerful on the world stage, he negotiated good ties and alliances with the west as well as the ussr (until the aforementioned invasion of Ethiopia at least, after which he pivoted towards the ussr and Germany alone). He was very concerned about holding on to allies, which is why he almost flat out cut off Germany after the anschluss, and threatened military action against Germany and even sent the Italian army to the austrian border earlier in 1934 when engelbert dollfuss was killed.
Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
>even if it is to a great extent subconscious, though I do not believe this myself
It was 100% subconscious, mussolini didnt care about jews at all. He attacked jewish systems without knowing or caring that they were jewish. He let jews into the party. It wasn't until well after this was written that mussolini considered the jewish question, and even then he wasn't fully sold on it.
>the definite abolition of marxism
In practice, yes he pretty much removed bolshevism from italy. With that being said, however, mussolini retained a contradictory, back-and-forth, love-hate relationship with his own Marxism for his entire political career. He would speak glowing praise of marx (well after renouncing communism) and then send marxists to prison. For mussolini, Marx was a brilliant philosopher, but marxism had to he altered with nietzschean and hegelian (not marxist hegelian) concepts and turned into a different ideology altogether to work.
He also had a positive view of the bolsheviks, was openly inspired by them, and considered them to be similar to himself. After all, superficially, they were. The bolsheviks were a radical splinter from the RSDLP that were rejected by the rest of that party because of their advocation violence and revolution over reform... which was *exactly* where mussolini and the other early fascists came from also. Fascist italy was the first state to recognize and build up relations with the USSR, relations that would last for 20 years. Hitler, on the other hand, was always entirely against marxism and the ussr. Mussolini was inconsistent with one and was not the other at all.
>without paying attention to the hissing of the jewish world hydra
Mussolini was, in fact, very concerned about his foreign relations because of italys status as a weak and unindustrialized country without many natural resources. Italy relied significantly on soviet raw material. The reason for invading Ethiopia was to look more powerful on the world stage, he negotiated good ties and alliances with the west as well as the ussr (until the aforementioned invasion of Ethiopia at least, after which he pivoted towards the ussr and Germany alone). He was very concerned about holding on to allies, which is why he almost flat out cut off Germany after the anschluss, and threatened military action against Germany and even sent the Italian army to the austrian border earlier in 1934 when engelbert dollfuss was killed.
Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
man this quote aged like the finest of fromages... bascially any country run by "Democracy" is run by jews and their lackeys
only **genuine retards** think democracy is real which is unfortunately 90% of the population