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Fascist Manifesto
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The Fascist Manifesto, also known as the Manifesto of the Italian Fasci of Combat, outlined the core tenets of Italian Fascism.
It was co-authored in 1919 by Alceste De Ambris and Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, synthesizing political, economic, and cultural ideas.
The manifesto advocated for national unity, social reform, and the expansion of Italian power.
It called for policies such as land redistribution, worker participation in industrial management, and progressive taxation.
Emphasizing action, nationalism, and revolutionary spirit, it sought to create a new political order.
Though later superseded by the Doctrine of Fascism, the manifesto provided an early framework for the Fascist movement.
It was co-authored in 1919 by Alceste De Ambris and Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, synthesizing political, economic, and cultural ideas.
The manifesto advocated for national unity, social reform, and the expansion of Italian power.
It called for policies such as land redistribution, worker participation in industrial management, and progressive taxation.
Emphasizing action, nationalism, and revolutionary spirit, it sought to create a new political order.
Though later superseded by the Doctrine of Fascism, the manifesto provided an early framework for the Fascist movement.
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Mentioned by Mark Andreessen as quoted in the Techno-Optimist Manifesto.
“The Memetics of AI Successionism” by Jan_Kulveit
